D Magazine January 2023

Philip Hiatt Haigh, the executive director of the Circuit Trail Conservancy, tells all about the newest bike trail that will be winding its way through Dallas in 2026. Plus, a little bit of relationship advice.

Lake Ray Hubbard takes center stage in this former cattle town. From scenic boat rides to a slice of pie heaven, here’s what you shouldn’t miss on your next visit to Rockwall.

The artist’s latest art exhibit, brought to Dallas by Pedro Alonzo, showcases the evolution of Fairey’s work throughout his career.

Australians first brought us avocado toast, flat whites, and long black coffee. Now they’re making themselves at home.

With a menu full of time-tested recipes and even more corazón, Casa Rosa continues the legacy of Tex-Mex’s royal family, the Cuellars.

A few years ago, Daniel Earl Norman left Dallas for the West Coast. He returned to a land that is hardly recognizable.

When a young Black woman agreed to join forces with a group of Western influencers in North Texas, she found an arena filled with a familiar hostility.

Willie meets the famous and infamous in 1950s Dallas, with Paul English, his trusted drummer, bodyguard, accountant, partner-in-crime, right-hand man, by his side.

Broadway is what dreams are made of. Especially the dreams of renowned plastic surgeon Ron Friedman.

A few lessons that the Dallas County District Attorney has learned from more than 40 years in courtrooms.

Even the mascot isn’t used to the new look yet, just about halfway through the season.