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Fans of Pressed Juicery products will find something new on the shelves in February — not a new juice combo, but rather new meaningful labels on three of its popular juices. The Los Angeles-based cold-pressed juice company has tapped three Black artist…
Read MoreSo what exactly is an “upscale” farmers market, the likes of which launched in River Oaks District on the third Sunday of January? Well, it’s a hybrid farmers market with a dash of sophisticated offerings played out against a backdrop…
Read MoreHouston artist, designer and muralist Shelbi Nicole has decorated many unusual things in her colorful career — water tanks, food trailers, football helmets for Super Bowl suite holders and more. But Houston’s latest ride hailing option, Alto, pre…
Read MoreThe year 2020 will no doubt go down in history as objectively terrible. But, 2020 also gave us some excellent new openings to help soften all of the hard memories. Just in time to plan your 2021 travel calendar (vaccine pending), new hotels and restaur…
Read MoreThose who’ve visited the pretty little café in Highland Park Village know the truth: there’s not much a Bird Bakery Monster Cookie can’t cure. No day can’t be made slightly better with the addition of a California Turkey sandwich. These are simply the …
Read MoreAs the COVID-19 pandemic continues to exert its disruptive will across the cultural landscape, the wildly popular Sundance Film Festival is changing course by expanding well beyond the theaters of the Utah ski mecca. Instead, it’s going across th…
Read MoreIn the stratospheric world of billionaire Tilman Fertitta, more is more. And bigger is better. Consider the hospitality mogul’s ever-expanding business empire and then add his newest toy — a superyacht set to splash through the waters of the Med…
Read MoreAs the pandemic continues, people are searching for hideaways to book — small hotels and homes with a strong design aesthetic and minimal contact with others. Among them is Casa Etérea, 20 miles outside San Miguel de Allende. It lies among the peaks of…
Read MoreThis story originally ran in PaperCity’s December 2018 issue. Given the recent year of sheltering-at-home, we’ve had time to reminisce and remember more and more the ones that we love. I see it every day as I get ready in the morning. It si…
Read MoreJust two days before 2021, I set out to do an activity I’ve never done before: hiking. After an almost six hour drive to Canyon, Texas — and gradually increasing anticipation of the freezing cold weather ahead — we were beginning our six-mile rou…
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