D Magazine December 2022

Julie Murphy’s Dumplin’ was a New York Times bestseller and a movie starring Jennifer Anniston scored by Dolly Parton. Now, Murphy and her co-author take on Christmas. Bonus: a podcast!

NorthPark’s annual exhibit of miniature trains is almost as big of a draw as Santa. Here’s how they do it.

Thanks to the Dallas Symphony, the Meyerson is the place for holiday cheer in December.

The flavored, fortified wine takes center stage at this new Argentinian speak-easy in the Bishop Arts District.

The secret to Brooklyn and Bailey’s YouTube success? Everything—from braces removal to your wedding night—is content.

Designer Katie Kime believes more is more, especially when it comes to your living space. Now you can adorn your walls with the landmarks that hit close to home.

Reflecting on the things I’ve learned while stalking birds with my father.

Almost all the best new culinary developments were at the level of the cozy round-the-way joint, the kind of welcoming place where locals gather for a good, casual meal. So we’re calling 2022 the Year of the Neighborhood Restaurant.

Old Parkland today comprises some of the poshest office space in the country. But in the early ’80s, it was a halfway house where counselor James Dolan learned the limits of his formal training.

As the band celebrates its 30th year, the boys got to play their biggest show ever: a set in a Guardians of the Galaxy special.