As a rapidly growing city with a Southern charm and rich tradition, Fort Worth serves as a fitting crossroad for visual and performing artists, experienced or emerging, gathering for the MAIN ST. Fort Worth Arts Festival. This highly-anticipated event is the #1 art show in Texas and ranks in the Top 10 festivals in the nation … Continue reading Artists enliven Sundance Square for MAIN ST Arts Fest
Everything tastes better when it comes from a food truck. Recall the times before food trucks even became a trend. A cone scooped by the icecream man during one of his runs through your childhood neighborhood was ten times better than the same icecream you’d painstakingly scrape from the bucket at home. Something magical makes food more appealing when it … Continue reading Clearfork Food Park is Fort Worth Source for Food Trucks
Owner of Dallas’s only dedicated crêperie Julien Eelsen cooks up a variety of authentic French crêpes in combinations that are a mixture of traditional and local influence. Whisk Crêpes Café stands in the growing Sylvan | Thirty development that acts as a crossroads between living, shopping, and dining. Sharing the block are fellow fairly new restaurants that are quickly … Continue reading Whisk Crêpes Celebrates 6 Months of French Tradition with a Local Flare
Pulling up into the parking lot, I was greeted by the heavenly aroma of baked goods. The sun was just beginning to rise, yet the little store was already alive and the ovens, hot. The bakers at Black Rooster Bakery were hard at work, preparing fresh pastries for the hungry patrons that were bound … Continue reading Black Rooster Bakery
For three days, the already normally dynamic Deep Ellum was alive for the biggest Dallas block party in celebration of musical and visual arts – The Deep Ellum Arts Festival. Lining 6 blocks of the arts and entertainment district of Dallas were over 200 visual artists, presenting their photographs, paintings, sculptures, and crafts to the … Continue reading Deep Ellum Arts Festival
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