D Magazine November 2017
Cover Story
10 Great Day Trips to Small Towns Around Dallas
From scandalous murals in Pilot Point to pink courthouses in Decatur, there are plenty of small-town delights spread across North Texas. Get ready to hit the road.
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Features
Features
The Old Man and the Lake
When veteran sailor Conrad Callicoatte drowned in tiny White Rock, his friends and neighbors were mystified. Especially the ones who didn’t know he sailed.
By Zac Crain
Financial Services
Is This Bull Market Finished?
It’s been on a great run. But all good things must come to an end.
By Mark McClanahan
Best Lists
The Top Wealth Managers in Dallas 2017
Out of the 50 that applied, 25 firms and teams were selected.
By D Magazine
Publications
Q&A: Dennis Smith Jr., the Most Exciting Mavericks Rookie Since Jason Kidd
The Mavericks’ high-flying rookie point guard on Pappadeaux’s, Dirk Nowitzki’s inherent goofiness, and dunking on Michael Jordan. Plus! A Mavs season preview.
By Zac Crain
Lists
There’s a New Social Registry in Town, and You’re Not On It
Only North Texas’ most elite socialites make it on the list of the mysterious new Dallas Social Register.
By Stacy Girard
Holidays
What To Do With Holiday Houseguests in Dallas
Nine group outings worth leaving the hearth this season, including a Wizard of Oz-themed pumpkin patch and family karaoke.
Museums
The Museum of Street Culture Takes a Ground-Level Look at Dallas Arts
The new museum at Encore Park offers a lens into the city’s often forgotten history, and into its often overlooked contemporary troubles.
By Peter Simek
Music
Paul Cauthen Will Make You a Believer
The Dallas songwriter’s new gospel of ambitious country music has won him devotees in North Texas and beyond.
By Alaena Hostetter
Beauty
The Prettiest Place to Primp in Dallas
BAM Beauty Bar blows out a familiar salon concept.
By Caitlin Clark
Beauty
The Eyelash Queen Has Arrived in Dallas
Courtney Akai, the celebrity diva of New York eyelash extensions, quietly opens a second location in Preston Center.
By Caitlin Clark
Beauty
Which All-Natural Dallas Nail Salon Is Right for You?
Pink Pedi and Vivian’s Boutique Spa both offer toxic-free services and locally made products. We took a look at what sets them apart.
By Caitlin Clark
Beauty
When Cancer Comes For Your Hair
Esthetician Jeanna Doyle is helping women with cancer understand their options, whether they want to get a new ‘do or embrace baldness.
By Kathy Wise
Gifts
Heavenly Hostess Gifts
You could be predictable and simply show up with a bottle of Chard or a bouquet of flowers. Or you could make an impression with a gift as pretty as it is delicious.
Downtown
With City Hall Bistro, the Adolphus Springs a Mediterranean Surprise
The grand old downtown hotel unveils its secret culinary weapon.
Downtown
CBD Provisions Is Still Exactly What Downtown Needs
CBD Provisions is still exactly what downtown needs.
Publications
Boulevardier Still Steals My French Heart
The cozy Bishop Arts staple knows how to make its guests feel right at home.
Publications
Ride the White Lightning at Eastbound and Down
At first glance, the Old East Dallas icehouse may seem a bit gritty. But live a little and try the moonshine.
By Tara Nieuwesteeg
Publications
Eat This Now: The Sausage Board at IdleRye
The charcuterie boards at the Deep Ellum gastropub bristle with meats and in-house ingredients.
Local Government
Craig Watkins Wants Another Shot
He was the Dallas district attorney for eight years. He was a hero. Then a string of scandals cost him the office. Still—dismiss him at your own risk.
By Eric Celeste
Hospitality
The Lorenzo Hotel Is the Ultimate Instagram Backdrop
But is the art-heavy new space in the Cedars anything more?
By Peter Simek
Publications
Ezekiel Elliott’s Disturbing Behavior Makes It Hard to Be a Cowboys Fan
We’re rooting for Elliott to grow up and be a better man.
By Kathy Wise
Nightlife
The Sexiest, Naughtiest Supper Club in Dallas (Not Really)
Downtown’s Don’t Tell is not nearly as risqué as you’ve been led to believe, unless you’re scandalized by the sight of one of the One Direction kids spinning fire.
By Alice Laussade