D Magazine September 2018
Cover Story
Dallas Is A Taco City
Let us give thanks for our puffy, crispy, and soft-shelled bounty. These are the best tacos in Dallas.
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Features
Architecture & Design
The Story of How Midcentury Modern Came to Farmers Branch
I returned home from the West Coast to help care for my aging mother. For the first time, I found myself wondering: who built my futuristic, oddly perfect childhood home?
By Sean Mitchell
Dallas History
Playboy Bunnies Tell the Best Tales
This month, hundreds of veterans of the Playboy Club will converge on Dallas from all over the world. Here a few share some of their favorite stories from a bygone era.
Dallas History
The Old 97’s Celebrate 25 Years
A few words of praise for arguably the best rock band ever to come out of Dallas.
By Zac Crain
Media
A Conversation With Fox 4 Morning Anchor Tim Ryan
The early-rising, flat derrièred news anchor reflects on nearly three decades at the station.
By Tim Rogers
Kids
How To Think Outside the Box-Cake Birthday Party
It’s time you set your child’s birthday party apart from all of their classmates. Here’s how.
Health & Wellness
The Sannyasin In Our Backyard
Meet the local architect with ties to the late spiritual leader Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh, popularized in the recent Netflix docuseries Wild Wild Country.
By Stacy Girard
Bishop Arts District
Oak Cliff’s New Shops Are Among the City’s Most Eclectic
Shopping is thriving in Bishop Arts and beyond.
Humor
Your Dad Shoes Are A Joke
A sneakerhead father speaks out against the latest footwear trend.
By Zac Crain
Arts & Entertainment
In the Studio With Ruben Burgess Jr.
Capturing a 26-year-old artist’s singular style
Accessories
The Bold Standard
Extroverted, more-is-more accessories offer endless opportunities to flaunt your personal style. Meet fall’s fab four.
By Stacy Girard
Publications
Petra and the Beast Is An Affordable Laboratory for Experimental Food
Chef Misti Norris is filling paper trays with her stellar handmade pastas, house-cured charcuterie, and foraged provisions.
Publications
Snooze Brings Colorado-Style Brunch Without the Snow
Does the popular chain lose anything on its trip from Colorado to Texas?
By Kathy Wise
Publications
At Hatuey Cafe & Bar, An Art Lesson Alongside Terrific Drinks
You don’t need to sip a mezcal cocktail while looking at Latin American folk art. But upon going here, you’ll ask, why not?
By Tara Nieuwesteeg
Publications
At Garnish Kitchen, Amateurs Are Welcome
Forget the recipe. Here, you’ll learn real cooking technique.
By Kathy Wise
Museums
What Is the Preachy Nasher Prize Trying To Say?
It is billed as the most significant award of its type in the world. But its relevance and importance will only be judged with time.
By Peter Simek
Publications
Does the Creator of the Cowboys Really Belong in the Hall of Fame?
Unlike Jerry Jones, Clint Murchison was a mathematician who preferred the shadows and dealt with the mob.
By MIKE SHROPSHIRE
Local Government
The Super Early Voters Guide to the Dallas Mayoral Election
This is reader service.
By Tim Rogers