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And not just in big cities—in suburbs and in small towns, new shops are serving up classics, cocktails, and community.

We scoured the state for every indie we could find. Texas readers, you’re going to want to bookmark.

Martin and Marquis will talk about nature and hiking trails around Oak Cliff, as well as Martin’s spinal cord injury that could have paralyzed her permanently.

Let's be honest, summer doesn't scream "curl up with a good book," but that doesn't mean literature is out for the season. Literary events are popping up all over DFW, offering a wide range of ways to beat the heat.

Driven by the spread of language-immersion schools, bilingual families, and other factors, many stores are expanding their Spanish-language offerings.

Driven by the spread of language-immersion schools, bilingual families, and other factors, many stores are expanding their Spanish-language offerings for young readers.

It’s time to celebrate the people, pickleball courts, pastries, pet boarders, paletas, cheesemongers, kids bookstores, barbershops, and plenty more that do Dallas proud.

A wonderful new bookstore called Whose Books is bringing the joys of reading to Oak Cliff. Located at Tyler Station at 1300 S. Polk St., the bookstore is fro