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Not everyone can be on the Amalfi Coast or in Aspen. Some of us have to hold it down in Dallas! As we enjoy the dog days of summer, I’m here to offer a few can’t-miss events for the Dallasites About Town before we get back to the grind of fall. From NorthPark’s AutoShow to …


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As we eagerly await the debuts of Fort Worth Public Market’s Madrone and Beverly’s Downtown, other notable openings in the local dining scene have caught our attention. From a wildly popular Swedish candy shop drawing long lines to a new downtown Mexican restaurant led by a Michelin-starred chef, we’re bringing you the latest local food …


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The PaperCity Philanthropy in Fashion Houston Best Dressed honorees represent a cross section of backgrounds, interests and ages with two unifying characteristics. Each has an altruistic interest in contributing to the Bayou City and each has a defining style. The philanthropic femmes will be saluted on September 15 at the Post Oak Hotel luncheon benefiting …


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Epic news arrives at press time — a PaperCity exclusive. Dallas’ Kirk Hopper Fine Art shutters to make way for the gallerist’s bold and ambitious new nonprofit, Passage Arts, sited in a 7,500-square-foot space bordering Fair Park and downtown at 845 S. Trunk Avenue, near the intersection of I-30 and 1-45. The hundred-year-old warehouse will …


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Our PaperCity series, Dallas Art Watch, returns with the most anticipated new art exhibits around the city. This fall, there are several can’t-miss museum shows to look forward to, including Iván Argote’s solo show at Dallas Contemporary, Pablo Piccaso at Meadows Museum, and more exciting local exhibitions. Iván Argote: How to Move a Monument on …


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