Life + Culture

A Tribute to Heroism

Led by President and CEO Chris Cassidy, the National Medal of Honor Museum opens on March 25th in Arlington. Article by Lauren Stone On March 25th, the National Medal of Honor Museum officially opens in Arlington, Texas—a groundbreaking tribute to the extraordinary bravery and sacrifice of the nation’s most decorated service members. Celebrating the recipients’ courage while inspiring future generations to embody the values of service, sacrifice and heroism, the state-of-the-art museum is...

Home + Design

Fort Worth's Prometheus

The Creative World of Garret Pendergrass Article by Hannah Barricks | Photography by Macka Photography In the heart of Fort Worth's vibrant Fairmount District, an unassuming pottery studio has become a creative sanctuary for Garret Pendergrass, whose journey into ceramics began with unexpected twists and humble beginnings. Today, the artist is shaping more than just clay as he leans into teaching, channeling an early experience to nurture the next generation of artists and foster community...

Beauty

Tressed to Impress

Our Top Three Choices for Updos from Zeeba Salon & Spa Article by Hannah Barricks | Photography by Macka Photography Love is in the hair. Whether celebrating solo, meeting with friends, or escaping the kids this Valentine's Day, let your hair steal the spotlight with romantic updos from Zeeba Salon & Spa, an upscale destination for hair and beauty that ditched the gatekeepers and graciously hosted us ahead of the holiday. Nestled in the Cultural District at Montgomery Plaza, Zeeba has been a...

Arts + Culture

A Local Distillery Is Paving Its Way Into Fort Worth Legend

Acre Distilling is ahead of the trend and has won accolades along the way Article by Gabby Cullen If you take a short walk southeast of Sundance Square and Bass Performance Hall in downtown Fort Worth, you'll find yourself in an area known as Hell's Half Acre-which, in the mid to late 19th Century was one of the most wild districts in any of the western frontier towns in American history. Legends like Butch Cassidy, the Sundance Kid, Doc Holliday, Wyatt Earp, and Etta Place were all known to...