Elaborate royal tombs, ancient languages, human sacrifice, sports and extraordinary architecture. All define the fascinating Maya civilization that is the bedrock of the Perot Museum of Nature and Science’s upcoming traveling exhibition – Maya: Hidden Worlds Revealed. The largest traveling Maya exhibition ever to tour the U.S., the 10,000 square-foot display brings together more than [...]
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Tesla Motors’ showroom at NorthPark Center might as well be a museum that shows us a glimpse into the future. The Tesla gallery lets shoppers look at the cars then take them for a test drive. I would recommend booking some seat time with Conner in the world’s fastest SUV, a Model X P100D. If [...]
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This year’s theme is Lakewood Salutes America’s Heroes. Help warm up the Parade Route by running in the Annual Lakewood Mini-Marathon Fun Run (approx 1.2 miles). The race starts at 8:00 am sharp at Lakewood Blvd and Cambria and finishes by the tennis courts at Tokalon. The Lakewood 4th of July Parade has a long [...]
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With July 4 falling this year on a Tuesday, many of us will be celebrating an especially long birthday weekend for America. Fill it with cookouts, a healthy dose of patriotism, and fireworks. Lots of fireworks. Here are some of the best shows in North Texas this year: Whole Foods Market Lakewood is the perfect [...]
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Bring Dad along for a ride next weekend through the Fossil Rim Wildlife Center. You can explore the grounds in your own car, sign up for a guided safari tour, or bike the behind-the-scenes trails among the animals. The center also offers a special Father’s Day Sunset Safari. It will start with a delicious dinner, including tea, [...]
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My 82 year old female friend just returned from Russia with 2 of her girlfriends. They had a blast. She Loved Russia, felt very safe and she can’t wait to go back for another visit. DeLois read this book before she traveled and thought it was a great read and the perfect Father Day Gift. [...]
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The new TimeWalker collection recalls a golden era of vintage racing—when the road to glory took determination, courage and innovation. Professional timekeeping was no exception. Minerva, now the Montblanc Manufacture, were one of a select few maisons setting the pace with groundbreaking professional chronographs. The chronograph is an icon of fair play and sportsmanship, fuelling [...]
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The new bar by Julie Doyle — the co-founder, singer, manager of Polyphonic Spree, and the swaggering and talented former Hagfish drummer Tony Barsotti (most recently lauded by the Observer as a designer of furniture, props and lamps, techs for photographers and, “oh yeah, dirt bikes”) promises to “whisk guests away into another place and [...]
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“Love is the only medicine that can heal the wounds of the world” It’s that time of year again. A hug from the one who lives in the constant awareness of the Divine. A fun, cultural event … bring your family and children. There will be music, delicious Indian food, amazing shopping and it’s always [...]
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We hear it all the time, “Where can I find a good car mechanic?” “I first met Stephen Zink over 10 years ago. My Audi had a nasty coolant leak and Audi Dallas wanted $800 for the repair. After calling around to a few shops and receiving similar quotes, I was just about to give [...]
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