This weekend we were invited to check out the new Art Immersion Learning Experience at the Dallas Fairmont Hotel. The hotel has put together an art package that includes one night of their luxury accommodations, a one hour session with Ross Akard Gallery owner Bryan Embry, a walking tour of the Dallas Arts District, an hour session with the current Artist-in-Residence, and a specially prepared art dinner created by the Pyramid’s chef, Andre Natera. Continue reading
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Fairmont’s Art Immersion Experience Tastes Wonderful
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New Chefs For Farmers: Mixin’ It Up On the Boulevard
by Crave Staff photos by Suzi Migdol
Chefs for Farmers and Dallas Uncorked are excited to present “Mixin’ It Up On the Boulevard 2012.” An outdoor food and wine/spirits celebration to be held May 6, 2012 from 1pm-5pm in the gorgeous Lee Park in Dallas, bringing together local farmers, celebrity chefs, local and national product purveyors, award-winning wines and spirits. What they’ll create together is anyone’s guess, but with this line up we are guaranteed it will be good. Continue reading
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Win Tickets to Hair!
This is a day of giving back. First we had the contest to announce a free tequila dinner at Komali with Carlos Santana, then we announce a happy hour set for tomorrow where we will buy some of the drinks, and now we wish to give away 2 free tickets and a parking pass for the production of Hair currently showing at the Winspear Opera House in the Arts District downtown Dallas. Continue reading
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Bon Iver at Winspear
Have you ever wondered what it would be like to see the world from somewhere “ far beyond”, or on a cloud…hell, even a shining star high in the dark sky? Try sitting in the Upper Tier at the Winspear Opera House and all of your wondering will be laid to rest.
The Winspear Opera House is nothing short of amazing, and a destination in Dallas that you must see; with it’s sleek design and friendly staff you will not be disappointed when you find yourself in the rafters wrapped up in sounds from top Indie-Folk band Bon Iver. Continue reading
Party On The Block In Oak Cliff…
by Crave Staff
Looking for something to do this Saturday, since the weather’s playing nice for a change, then head on down to Oak Cliff for the second annual Tyler-Davis Block Party. Plenty of art, music, food and various goings-on for the whole family. Check out their Facebook Page for details!
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Celebrate Your Labor Day in Dallas
Summer is coming to close, but you really wouldn’t notice by the temperatures outside. Perhaps the only indication that Fall is fast approaching are all the blinking school zone signs and talk of the Texas State Fair and all their fried offerings.
Alas, there is one last summer hurrah with a three-day weekend and we want to add to your growing list of pool parties and lake jaunts in case you wanted something different to do. Celebrate with us: Continue reading
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Tomatina Celebrated at Samar
There is something inviting about shared plates that springs the convivial spirit that emanates through out the passages of Samar located on downtown’s Ross Avenue. The friendly banter between chef and guest, the knowing nods from the line cooks in the most open kitchen in Dallas and the spot on friendly service makes this unusual restaurant inviting with a charge that beckons a repeat visit. Continue reading
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Shakespeare Takes Dallas by Storm
There could scarcely be a more provocative start to the season—or a more vivid way to experience Shakespeare’s beloved final play. Unique staging that transports you deeply into the middle of the spectacle, music and dance.
Immortal themes such as the power of forgiveness and the bond between parent and child. And a cast that includes our Brierley Resident Acting Company and actors from SMU’s MFA program. Talk about a conversation starter. Continue reading
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