Kittrell Riffkind glass art gallery presents an opening reception 5-8:30 p.m. Friday, July 15 for its newest exhibit- the 17th annual Goblet Invitational. Browse contemporary art glass from more than 80 artists. Plus, there’s a wine and cheese tasting provided by Mercy Wine Bar. The exhibit runs through Aug. 13.… more
As if we don’t have enough daily deal providers to choose from these days, another nationwide site has branched out to Far North Dallas and its surrounding suburbs this week. It’s called Juice in the City and it’s run completely by local moms looking for fun things to do on … more
The Girl Scouts of Northeast Texas recently recognized its prestigious Gold Award winners – the girls who completed the highest accomplishment in Girl Scouts having completed all the requirements through the end. Just as Boy Scouts become Eagle Scouts. Learn more about Girl Scouts awards and what scouts must do … more
Our Live Local writer Meghan Riney told you about the Tokyo-based Yoshinoya, which just opened at the northeast corner of Preston and Belt Line, specializing in beef bowls.
I stopped by on opening day for a quick bite, and the place was packed. It looks like any fast food joint … more
No, I’m not asking how good you are at breaking the law and putting other people’s lives in danger. But the New York Times has an online test designed to gauge your ability to multitask behind the wheel.
You use your keypad to change lanes and react to things on … more
Dallas Patriots and Premier Baseball Academy are aiming to collect 25,001 shoes to donate to children in need all over the world through the Shoes for Orphan Souls campaign – a ministry of Buckner International.
The community can participate by dropping off new pairs of shoes to nearby locations, including … more
Summer camp isn’t all about sports and recreation. If you’re looking for more arts activities for the kids this summer, there are several venues hosting theater camps, and they start as early as next week:
Junior Players has its Discover Theater camps running all over the city, including one 1-3 … more
The Artists’ Showplace Gallery hosts an opening reception 6-9 p.m. Friday for the solo show by Dallas artist, Rahul Vyas. The exhibit runs through July 23. Admission is free, and the reception includes refreshments and live music.
Addison Improv presents Greg Behrendt, co-author of the best-selling book “He’s Just Not … more
A new breakfast and brunch spot, Coffeehouse Cafe, is coming to the southwest corner of Preston and Frankford next to Sonic. I stopped in this morning to find out the details, and their goal is to open by July 18. The interior looks to be pretty much done with leather … more
If you’re looking to have some cocktails while supporting a great cause, head over to BlackFinn American Saloon this Thursday for Cosmos for the Cure. Buy a $20 wristband at the door, and you’ll receive appetizers, raffle tickets and happy hour specials 6-10 p.m.
Proceeds benefit Susan G. Komen for … more
Our neighborhoods are some of the most festive in the city and when it comes to the Fourth of July, they go all out. The Advocate got to participate in two parades – one in Northwood Hills and another in Estates West, both held Monday morning.
I had the pleasure … more
Several days ago, at least two Far North Dallas residents – one in Highlands North and one in Northwood Hills – came home to mutilated cats strewed across their front yards. Maria Clohessy says she found one Sunday night.
“It had been mutilated and disemboweled,” she says.
Sergeant Israel Herrera … more