D Magazine September 2019
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Features
Fall
50(-ish) Small Town Festivals to Make Your Fall in North Texas More Fun
Celebrate the invention of the burger in Athens, the filming of Bonnie and Clyde in Pilot Point, or run a .5K in Garland. This fall, try the farm-to-market road less traveled.
By D Magazine Staff
Publications
The Wild Pursuit of Bliss Inside East Dallas’ Kalachandji’s Temple
It has treasures that go far beyond dal and papadam.
Animals
The Risky Mission to Move a Giant Bald Eagle Nest Out of an Oncor Tower
When a male and female made their home in a transmission tower pulsing with electricity, John DeFillipo came up with a plan: build a decoy.
By Tara Nieuwesteeg
Publications
Claire Buhrfeind Is Climbing Her Way to the 2020 Olympics
Some Olympic dreams start in suburban gyms.
Classical Music
Hear Classical Music in Unexpected Places
The only thing better than breakfast for dinner is breakfast for dinner with a side of strings.
By Jay Przyborski
Business
Bunch Bikes Are a Ride That Really Hauls
An upstart Denton company sells hard-to-find electric cargo bikes.
By Tim Rogers
Astrology
Britten LaRue Wants You to Get Metaphysical
The art history professor and Hockaday mom is bringing astrology and tarot to the North Dallas set.
By Caitlin Clark
Business
A Series of Infographics Showing Who Really Is Moving to Dallas
Don’t believe the hype that we are the favorite city of young people. We have the graphs to prove it.
By Peter Simek
Floral
Fall Florals, but Make It Fashion
Local artists are thinking well beyond the basic bouquet, with sculptural shapes, unexpected pairings, and lessons in minimalism.
By Ryan Conner
Classes
Three Fall Workshops for Budding Florists
Bring a bottle of wine, promote female empowerment, and leave with a pretty bouquet.
By Ryan Connor
Beauty
Happy Anniversary, Natura Bissé
The luxury skincare brand is based in Barcelona, but has long had a second home in Dallas.
By Caitlin Clark
Business
Thanks to Social Media, These Local Businesses are Blowing Up
Forget helium and Mylar. Old-fashioned latex balloons are back in vogue.
By Lauren Bannister
Food Events
Texas Fungus Lets You Bring Your Favorite Restaurant’s Mushrooms Home
The Arlington-based mushroom farmers supply some of the city’s best restaurants. You can have them in your kitchen, too.
Publications
Las Palmas Revisits Tex-Mex Nostalgia
The Uptown spot from the people behind Bowen House will stir you up, with mixed results.
Publications
At Il Bracco, Eat the Perfect Pasta à la Park Cities
The sleek Italian restaurant is well-suited to its Preston Center environs.
Publications
Lakewood Embraces Hillside Tavern
The neighborhood was waiting for a spot like this.
By Tara Nieuwesteeg
Publications
The Dallas Firefighters Rescuing First Responders From Bad Coffee
With Fire Grounds Coffee Company, Paul Clarke and Kyle Lund are on a mission.
By Lauren Bannister
Publications
Inside Lamar Odom’s Disastrous Stint in Dallas
An excerpt from his new autobiography
By Lamar Odom
Entertainment
The Time a Radio Legend Brought a Taste of Hollywood to Town
Sixty years ago, Gordon McLendon decided to plant a movie studio between the coasts.
By Connell R. Miller
Music
Eric Clapton and Dallas’ Place in Blues History
Clapton is bringing a lot of guitars to Dallas to remind us of our musical heritage.
By Peter Simek