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Partners in design

Heidi and Kevin Walton balance style, architecture and life together. Article by Diane Cowen | Photography by Robert Sanders Construction Heidi Walton’s life has been a full immersion in craftsmanship and architecture, first growing up in an 1800s restored farmhouse, then studying environmental design and architecture at Texas A&M and then the University of Houston. It was at A&M that she met Kevin Walton, who then was simply a friend but now is her husband of 13 years. After a short stint...

Arts + Culture

Rise Above

From vibrant art, bold flavors, outdoor adventures, and unique experiences explore ten reasons to visit Santa Fe right now. Article by Gabi De la Rosa   Santa Fe, famously known as the City Different, is celebrating 20 years as a UNESCO Creative City of Crafts and Folk Art this year. Recently ranked #2 on Condé Nast Traveler's list of "The Best Small Cities in the U.S.," it continues to draw visitors because of its year-round appeal. With an elevation of 7,199 feet above sea level, Santa...

Food + Beverage

If You Eat One Thing

Little Rey serves delicious Tex-Mex with handmade sides, fresh salsas, and family-friendly vibes. Article by Gabi De la Rosa | Photography by Andrew Thomas Lee Houston has no shortage of great Tex-Mex, but Ford Fry’s Little Rey, sister restaurant to Superica in the Heights, offers a relaxed setting with an outdoor patio, walk-up ordering window, and a large green space for kids and pets to play. It is a choice hangout spot for friends and families looking for a casual night out. The menu...

Life + Culture

Believe the Hype

Harper Watters is leading ballet into the future, one bold step at a time. Article by Gabi De la Rosa | Photography by Lauren Holub Photography Harper Watters isn't just dancing on stage at the Wortham Theater; he's dancing through life with the intention of being unapologetically himself. Born and raised in Dover, New Hampshire, Harper began formal ballet training at the Walnut Hill School for the Arts. His journey into classical ballet began with a love for dance and a need for belonging...