Dani Grande

Chef Jill Bates is on a mission to craft the perfect croissant. The six dozen she sells out of by 3 pm on any given Saturday at Sugar & Sage bakery should be proof she’s on the right track.

The collab started with a brainstorming brunch at Sadelle’s and culminated with glasses of cotton-candy-topped champagne in the Design District. When

It was a scene that could be spotted from miles away. There were sequined headbands donned, cowboy hats tipped, feathers adorned, and most of all:

The “Light It Up” theme of the 2023 Children’s Cancer Fund Gala, an athete- and star-studded evening, was one that Dallas heeded proudly.

A Fort Worth site that once evoked feelings of grief, inaction, and fear will soon signify rebirth, mobilization, and safety. At the helm is the nonprofit

Dirk Nowitzki — a name that instantly evokes a sense of pride in Dallasites and admiration in rivals— exemplifies how an athlete should coexist with his

In Dallas, during his first solo exhibit in Texas, artist Shepard Fairey grapples with questions of power, equality, and freedom.

The second iteration of the famous Tree of Ténéré has made its Dallas debut, taking root in the Deep Ellum community.

The Conservatory on Two in Highland Park Village opens Monday, February 7, as a winter hothouse: profusions of flowers, DJ Lucy Wrubel setting the tone,

A bit of alcohol can go a long way. And if you’re artist Donald Robertson, it can lead to a new feel-good book: “Alcohol: A Love Story.”