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Summer is for Bomb Pops Summertime is in full swing. This is the season of sun-drenched days, flip-flops and Bomb Pops. Don’t just dip your toe … cannonball right in! I love summer for all the possibility it brings: the adventures to experience, books to read, celebrations to enjoy. Memories are just waiting to be made. Growing up, one of my favorite sounds of summer was the glorious melody of the ice cream truck. At the first hint of that tinkling music, the neighborhood kids and I would dash over and stare at all the frozen novelties beaming back at us. Then we’d make the crucial decision: Bomb Pop or Choco Taco? (It was almost always the Bomb Pop.) It’s fun to reminisce on summers past. And then it’s fun to dive on in and create some new memories. We give you 22 ideas (23 if you include coloring our cover) in our feature on page 24 to bring some delight to your summer. We didn’t want to serve up a list of the usual sights and activities; we wanted to light a sparkler under your swim trunks. Our hope is that you might tear out the pages and stick them on your fridge as inspiration. From our roundup, I’m most excited to catch a summer sunset on horseback or go stand-up paddle boarding on the Trinity River. But I’m also happy to unwind outdoors with a good book or magazine, just like 50 percent of you, according to our online poll. Reading outside is one of summertime’s simple pleasures. But should you want to enjoy a good story in the comfort of the AC, just head to Southlake Public Library—and bring your kids. There, Elizabeth Beamon (Ms. Elizabeth, as she’s affectionately known) entertains children with her interactive story times, complete with puppets and music. If you’ve taken your family, you already know: Nobody tells a story like Ms. Elizabeth. And there’s no time quite like the summer to escape the heat for a while and get lost in a timeless tale. In the midst of all your summertime adventures, don’t forget to carve out time to relax. And if that means kicking back in a hammock with this issue and a Bomb Pop, so much the better.

Happy reading,

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CONTENTS

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24 SUMMER FUN LIST 22 ideas to make your summer a smash

31 BOOM OR BUST Has Southlake reached its growth limit?

67 PARTY ON The skyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s the limit when celebrating kids

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06 SOCIALLY SPEAKING 08 TRAVEL WITH STYLE 10 THE MEDIA ROOM 13 IN THE SPOTLIGHT

14 Community news

18 Business news

61 SHOP IN STYLE

61 Stuff You’ll Love

62 Luxury Review

73 LOCAL FLAVOR

18th & Vine

83 BOARDING PASS

Yoga Retreats

89 ARTS & CULTURE / EVENTS

What’s going on in our area

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Boys Tennis Captures First-Ever Doubles Title, Adds Singles Title Sophomore Arman Dave captured the 6A Boys Singles title this year, along with senior Matt Landers and junior Alec Reusche, who captured the doubles championship.

CHAT ROOM Taco time! We uncovered a hidden spot for tacos; readers were excited to get a taste.

Fun, smiles and puppets: It’s all part of the children’s story time with Ms. Elizabeth.

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SOME TOWN SOMEWHERE KENNY CHESNEY JULY 8

Tell It Like It Is Kenny Chesney’s No Shoes Nation (his official fan club) will recognize Chesney’s straight to the point, honest lyrics in his latest album “Some Town Somewhere.” When the first single from the album, “Noise,” hit the airwaves in May, it became Chesney’s most downloaded song ever. The single broached the topic of our need to be hyper-connected all the time. Just like “Noise,” the rest of the album’s tracks—in Chesney’s signature style—tell stories of “seizing life in all its forms.”

HARRY POTTER AND THE CURSED CHILD J.K. ROWLING, JACK THORNE, JOHN TIFFANY JULY 31

Life Is a Stage What ever happened to grownup Harry Potter? You won’t find answers on the big screen. But, in the stage production of the eighth story in the young wizard’s series, we find adult Harry as an overworked employee of the Ministry of Magic, a husband and a father of three. In “Harry Potter and the Cursed Child – Parts I & II (Special Rehearsal Edition): The Official Script Book of the Original West End Production,” you’ll find answers to all your burning future Harry Potter questions. The play is based on an original new story by J.K. Rowling, Jack Thorne and John Tiffany.

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Danny McBride (voice of Bomb in the “Angry Birds” movie) and Walton Goggins (“The Hateful Eight”) star as two high school vice principals in a new HBO series. This dark comedy follows the constant power struggle between McBride and Goggins as they each have aspirations of shaking their vice titles and becoming the principal. HBO has provided minimal details about the plot, other than a trailer—which confirms the basic summary on its website. McBride is also co-creator of the television series.

The next chapter of the Bourne franchise finds Jason Bourne (Matt Damon) drawn out of the shadows he slipped into at the close of “The Bourne Legacy.” Once again, the CIA’s most deadly operative must find a way to stave off an assassin (Vincent Cassel, “Black Swan”) and probably save the world. Julia Stiles will reprise her role as Nicky Parsons. As of press time, these are the only clues given as to what will transpire in the Paul Greengrassdirected Universal Pictures’ production.

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SUNNY SKIES BROUGHT CROWDS, DOLLARS TO 2016 ART IN THE SQUARE This year’s Art in the Square went down in the books as an artful success. More than 800 volunteers, 96 sponsors and a steady stream of community supporters made it a memorable event for 30 beneficiaries and all who attended. Net proceeds are expected to surpass last year’s net revenue of $190,000. While rain dampened the event last year, this year brought three beautiful days for patrons to experience art, food and all the fun the event had to offer. Ticket tents were busy, selling more than 280,000 tickets. And when it comes to the centerpiece of the event—the art—this year brought some incredible artists. Awards of Distinction were given to Nobe Babayan (metal), Marvin Blackmore (ceramics), Cindy Capehart (oil), Gary Streter (oil) and Michael Woodard (photography). Gregory Strachov of Floral City, Florida, was named the 2016 People’s Choice Winner.

ENJOY DINOSAURS, PREHISTORIC FUN IN GRAPEVINE Do your kids love history and fun-filled activities? If so, the Grapevine Convention and Visitors Bureau has you covered. Every Saturday through July 30, children and families can torch their own glass dinosaur medallion or dig for hidden treasures in historic downtown Grapevine as part of the city’s “Be the Dinosaur” museum exhibits. The Dino Medallion Help-Create Experience, hosted by Vetro Glassblowing Studio & Fine Art Gallery, welcomes attendees of all ages. The family-friendly event was inspired by the discovery of dinosaur tracks around Lake Grapevine, a beloved destination for community gatherings year-round. Or, let your kids get hands-on at one of the city’s Dino Digs, which are held Tuesday through Saturday through September 18.

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DRAGONS EXCELLED AT TEXAS TOP 99 LACROSSE SHOWCASE The annual Texas Top 99 (a.k.a. T99) lacrosse showcase in Dallas kicked off a busy summer of events for travel teams and players. Nearly 100 coaches representing 29 Division 1, 10 D2, 43 D3 and 15 MCLA schools descended upon the Metroplex earlier this summer to observe the players selected for the event. Several players, who all grew up playing lacrosse as Dragons in the Southlake Carroll Lacrosse Association (SCLA), earned All-Star honors. Lead by the strong defense effort of Ryan Thompson, a Varsity Junior defenseman and a two-goal, two-assist game of A.J. Van den Dyssel, a Varsity Senior midfielder, the 2017/2018 White All-Star team prevailed in the final. The 2019/2020 bracket saw several other SCLA youth program alums earn All-Star designation including Harry Blake, who contributed last year as a Varsity Freshman Attack, Mitchell Gruenewald, a defenseman/long-stick middie, and rising freshman Drew Wasserman. Wasserman’s older brother Casey, a past T99 participant and attackman for the Varsity Dragons, recently announced his college commitment to play for Division 1 Towson. LEARN TO MIX AND CROSSFADE LIKE THE BEST AT DJ CAMP This summer, kids can learn how to make the beat drop. That is, if they snag a spot at the first-ever DJ Camp at The Marq. Dan Quinn of Southlake’s Dan Quinn Band is offering a four-day camp that runs from July 12-15 with two time options: 9 a.m. to noon or 1 to 4 p.m. Space is open for 12 children in each time slot. Quinn, a Southlake resident who works full-time as a musician and DJ, has seen kids’ enthusiasm for getting behind the booth. That’s why he’s offering a camp this month. “It seems that DJs are the new rockstars of today’s generation,” he says. “With so many kids eager to learn, I saw a great opportunity to teach them.” Quinn got some equipment, booked a space at The Marq and is ready to teach children the ins and outs of being a DJ. Participants will learn to mix, match, crossfade, cue, hot cue, loop, EQ, filter, stutter and throw a great dance party overall. Visit DanQuinnBand.com for registration information.

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WESTLAKE ACADEMY CELEBRATED 2016 TEACHER OF THE YEAR Westlake Academy honored four teachers as finalists for 2016 Teacher of the Year. Elizabeth Nairon, math teacher in the Middle Years Programme, took the honor as Westlake Academy’s third Teacher of the Year. Nairon teaches Algebra at Westlake Academy and has been teaching math in the DFW area for 20 years. The other finalists included three teachers from the Primary Years Programme: Sarah Firsching, first grade teacher; Nicole Bauer, primary mathematics specialist and department head; and Laura Fischer, fourth grade teacher. Westlake Academy has honored a Teacher of the Year since 2013. A selection committee coordinated by the Campus Leadership Team (CLT) selects the winner. The CLT is made up of students, teachers, administration, and community members from Westlake and Keller. After submissions to the team from parents, students, teachers and staff, the list was narrowed to the four nominees. DON’T MISS RELAY FOR LIFE OF NORTHERN TARRANT COUNTY This year’s Relay For Life, a signature event of the American Cancer Society, should be bigger than ever. The 2016 Relay For Life of Northern Tarrant County combines Relays formerly held in Southlake, Keller and Grapevine and includes areas such as Colleyville, Roanoke and Westlake for a completely new event. The action will unfold on Saturday, July 23 from 6 p.m. to midnight at Texas Motor Speedway. “We are so excited about this Relay For Life including all the communities of northern Tarrant County,” said Event Manager Sonia Leal. “With it being in the summer, we’re hoping families will come out to enjoy the entertainment and to support a worthy cause.” Relay For Life events, now numbering more than 6,000 worldwide, are free, family events open to the public. All cancer survivors are invited to launch the Relay by taking the first lap together.

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EXECUTIVE MEDICINE OF TEXAS PARTNERS WITH CITY OF SOUTHLAKE TO ENCOURAGE WELLNESS This summer, the City of Southlake is putting wellness at the forefront … again. Last year, Southlake started its LiveFit Wellness Challenge which included walks with Mayor Laura Hill through city parks, a health fair and a 5K to cap it all off. The emphasis was on getting outside and increasing physical activity, not only for individuals, but for families, too. The LiveFit program was successful from the beginning, with 300 runners participating in an end-of-season run. New this summer is a lecture series presented by Executive Medicine of Texas, a preventative and proactive medical practice that has won awards for its wellness programs and published books. “The addition of lectures is what makes LiveFit/LiveWell a great partnership that will benefit so many people,” said Mayor Laura Hill. Lectures run through August. Visit SouthlakeStyle.com to view the schedule.

LADY DRAGONS REPRESENTED SOUTHWEST AT LACROSSE NATIONAL UNDER ARMOUR TOURNAMENT In the battle to represent Texas and the Southwest, the Lady Dragons lacrosse team leads the way as three players earned spots in the national Under Armour Underclass Tournament. Representing the Southwest Highlight (2017/2018) Team are Audrey Beam, a defensive midfielder, and goalie, Chloe Monroe, while defender Jordyn Harryman will be a member of the Command (2019/2020) team. The Southwest teams represent not only the best 22 players in Texas but Arizona, Arkansas, Colorado, New Mexico and Oklahoma as well. The teams were selected via tryouts during May and June, and then traveled to Baltimore, Maryland, to compete in the Under Armour Underclass Tournament against 10 other regional teams.

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SAVE THE DATE FOR THE SIXTH ANNUAL PUTTING FOR A PURPOSE TOURNAMENT Jose Guzman has a passion for helping families afflicted by Alzheimer’s disease. That’s why he started Guzman 23 Foundation, a nonprofit dedicated to providing financial assistance to those impacted by Alzheimer’s. The community is invited to join the Foundation’s sixth annual charity golf tournament, Putting for a Purpose, on Monday, October 10 at the Trophy Club Country Club. The event benefits research for Alzheimer’s, the sixth leading cause of death in the United States. Single players are $250; foursomes are $800. The entry fee includes 18 holes of golf, a cart, lunch and the option for a local sports celebrity to ride along with the group and play. Sponsorship packages begin at $500. CARROLL SEVENTH GRADER BROKE SCHOOL’S MILE RECORD WITH HELP OF FORMER RECORD HOLDER Carroll seventh grader Antonio Florcruz broke the seventh grade record for the mile in April. The record stood for 13 years, according to his father, Arturo. Antonio ran the mile in 5:11.87, a mere .64 seconds faster than the former record holder, Colby Lowe’s time. Just recently elected to the Southlake Hall of Fame, Lowe was there to help Antonio accomplish the milestone. “I just think it’s such a great example of mentoring, sportsmanship, and how the Southlake community helps each other,” Arturo said.

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COMMUNITY GAVE GENEROUSLY AT ANNUAL GRACE GALA GIFTING PARTY The community came together in May for a little live music, hors d’oeuvres and giving back at the annual GRACE Gala Gifting Party, the unofficial pre-Gala launch party. Those who attended the event at Brio Tuscan Grille donated an item worth $100 or more. Items will be auctioned at the Gala to fund GRACE programs. The 2016 Gala will be held Saturday, October 22 at the Irving Convention Center. Tickets are $325, or a table of 10 for $3,000. Sponsorships are also available. This GRACE Gala Gifting Party was hosted by Gala Auction Chairs Anna Sheehan, Melissa Pritchett on behalf of the Auction Committee, and sponsored by Brio Tuscan Grille.

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THE INTERIOR COLLECTION HONORED AS ONE OF 50 RETAIL STARS FOR 2016 The Interior Collection was named one of Home Accents Today’s 50 Retail Stars for 2016 by editors of the premier trade magazine for the home accents industry. The Retail Stars list, now in its 12th year, recognizes independent brick-andmortar retailers of home accents that are creative in their merchandising, have a positive presence in their local communities and are distinguishing themselves from the competition. “We are honored to be selected by Home Accents Today magazine for their Top 50 Retail Stars list,” said Owner Whitnie Cypert. “We look to Home Accents Today for the latest in market trends and updates. We value the partnerships and backing by such industry leaders.”

KIRKLAND’S RELOCATED TO PARK VILLAGE National home décor retailer Kirkland’s Inc. closed its store at The Shops of Southlake in June and relocated to Park Village. “Relocating to Park Village is a great opportunity for Kirkland’s,” said Michelle Graul, executive vice president of stores and merchandising. “Customers will continue to find incredible value in our home décor and gift items, as well as a special shopping experience.” The new Southlake store, which will employ approximately 30 people, is one of 382 Kirkland’s stores throughout the country.

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VETRO RAISED A GLASS TO DADS AT ANNUAL FATHER’S DAY BEER GRAB Vetro Glassblowing Studio & Fine Art Gallery hosted its annual Father’s Day Beer Grab last month. Families headed to historic downtown Grapevine to enjoy an entertaining afternoon of live glassblowing demonstrations while dads toasted locally crafted beer from a hand-blown pilsner glass or mug. Guests also made bids on the one-of-a-kind Mega Mug, a massive, handcrafted vessel that can hold a six-pack of beer. CYCLEBAR TO OPEN IN CARROLL POINTE Southlake will soon have a new option for exercise. CycleBar, a boutique fitness center, is slated to open in Carroll Pointe in early August. The 3,200-square-foot studio will offer high-energy, 50-minute cycle classes led by instructors. It will also offer spa-like accommodations, attendant service, luxury products available for purchase, pay-per-class and membership opportunities. CycleBar offers each rider 33 unique touch points for a multisensory experience, including heart-pumping music, energy-enhancing video graphics and rider-specific performance data. PARK PLACE TO BUILD JAGUAR LAND ROVER DEALERSHIP IN GRAPEVINE If you’re in the market for a new luxury vehicle, you’ll soon have more options close to home. Park Place Dealerships is building a Jaguar Land Rover dealership in Grapevine. Slated to open in spring 2017, the facility will sit on eight acres on the south side of Highway 114 near Texan Trail. Park Place will move its Jaguar dealership from Plano to Grapevine and will add the Land Rover brand to its portfolio. “We currently have two dealerships, as well as a body shop in Grapevine,” said Ken Schnitzer, chairman of Park Place Dealerships. “Building a Jaguar Land Rover dealership in Northeast Tarrant County is a natural extension for our company as this market continues to grow.”

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What you think with your mind changes your brain and body, and you are designed with the power to switch on your brain. As an internationally respected neuroscientist and speaker, Dr. Caroline Leaf’s techniques have transformed lives and can transform yours, too. Discover how to gain control of your thoughts and feelings which affect your attitude, happiness and quality of life, as well as improve your performance and relationships in all areas of your life.

Business Etiquette & Dress For Success • Michelle Prince, Zig Ziglar

Eighty-five percent of managers would rather hire a candidate with excellent people skills over someone with the best technical skills. It’s who you are and how you show up that matters most. Whether you’re interacting in the boardroom, online or over the phone, Michelle Prince will help you gain practical knowledge to: make a ‘memorable entrance,’ use effective eye contact, business communication etiquette, body language and how to get along with all types of people.

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As Russ Riddle shares best practices and lessons learned from a 25-year legal career, you will: understand the fine line between persuasion and manipulation, embrace the process of persuasion, learn what negotiation is and isn’t, implement six musts for successful negotiations, avoid being your own “worst enemy” while negotiating, recognize and respond to other negotiators offense & defense and preserve the relationship after.

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AS SOUTHLAKE WELCOMES NEW RETAIL STORES AND RESTAURANTS TO THE COMMUNITY, OTHERS, LIKE WALMART AND FRESH MARKET, HAVE LEFT THE CITY. IS IT STILL BOOM TIME, OR HAVE WE REACHED OUR COMMERCIAL LIMIT?

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IT’S hard to imagine the type of store or restaurant that Southlake lacks. Whatever your need, desire or taste, it’s likely that you won’t have to venture far from home to get it. Nearly every type of cuisine is represented here, from American-style (think Redrock Canyon Grill) to Thai and Vietnamese (think Malai Kitchen). Looking for a fitness class? Places in Southlake can indulge your desire to work out at the barre (Pure Barre) or try cardio cycling (ZYN22). And stores from Lauren James to Kendra Scott have joined the already impressive list of retail outposts in the city. “My husband and I laugh about it,” says Lisa Fraga, who has lived in Southlake for 12 years. “Every time we wish a store would come here, it usually does.” Whereas Fraga and her family used to have to drive to Dallas to go to Tyler’s or Central Market, they now drive less than 10 minutes from their home. Indeed, that has been the goal of the city’s leaders—attracting the quantity and quality of businesses that turn Southlake into a destination for both residents and visitors.

A THRIVING CITY “We’re getting close to having every kind of shop you can imagine,” says Shannon Hamons, Southlake’s economic development director. “A lot of what we do is vetting businesses that may or may not be good fits.” He adds: “Southlake has become a destination in itself. The Hilton operates near capacity nearly all the time.” Perhaps that’s why other hotels, such as the Westin, which plans to build a 220-room property at Highway 114 and Carroll, and Hotel Indigo, which plans to build a 121-room boutique property in Carillon, are heading this way. “People in Oklahoma and Arkansas look at Southlake as a place to spend the weekend,” says Laura Hill, Southlake’s mayor, who credits not only the businesses for attracting out-of-towners, but also the popular festivals with a small-town feel, such as Art in the Square and Oktoberfest.

But she also realizes that the small-town moniker may not work with the city much longer. With roughly 29,000 residents in the city today, residential build-out is likely to be reached in five to 10 years, and, as Hill points out, “We don’t have that much land left [for development].” The newest developments, including Park Village and Kimball Oaks, the 126,000-square-foot retail space that includes PGA Superstore and BJ’s Brewhouse, are already reaching capacity in terms of tenants—something their leasing agents say wasn’t too hard a sell. But while some businesses are clamoring to come to Southlake, the city has lost others, such as Walmart Neighborhood Market, Fresh Market, Steak ’n Shake and McDonald’s. According to both Hill and Hamons, though, it wasn’t as much an issue of Southlake being the wrong fit, but rather that the businesses themselves were facing issues that had nothing to do with the community. In the case of Fresh Market, which has closed all of its Texas stores, Hill even reached out to the grocer’s management team to help them understand Southlake a bit more. “I called the CEO and had a long call with him seven or eight months ago,” she says. “I said, ‘Are you okay with me being honest with you?’ When he said yes, I told him, ‘You must reach out to the community.’”

A KEY COMPONENT TO SUCCESS Hill feels strongly that the businesses that do succeed here are the ones that participate in the community, the ones that get involved and give back. “The successful places are successful because they go above and beyond,” she says.

And as Hamons points out, “The vacant places don’t stay vacant very long.” As an example, the shuttered Steak ’n Shake wasn’t closed for long before Pollo Tropical came in to take its spot. Hill echoes his sentiments: “There is a line of businesses ready to open in Southlake.” Additionally, some of the places that have closed in Southlake have closed for corporate reasons and not because Southlake wasn’t a good fit, as with Fresh Market and the Walmart Neighborhood Market, which was one of 23 such stores that Walmart closed as part of a corporate decision to, as Walmart put it in a January 2016 announcement, “ensure assets were aligned with strategy.” Hill sees it differently: “They didn’t participate in the community.” Contrast that with the busy and popular Central Market in Southlake, which hosts wine tastings, live music on the patio and in-store food festivals that draw in residents, and you can understand why Hill thinks there’s more to being successful in Southlake than just hanging your proverbial shingle. Great Harvest Bread Company, which opened in June, is another example of a business working to become part of the community. Even before it opened its doors, Great Harvest Bread Company reached out to the city to find out where the bread employees made as part of their training could be donated. And rather than follow a standard-format design for the restaurant, the Montana-based company gave the space some Texas touches, including framed Texas flags and an old windmill. No wonder, as Hill puts it, the restaurant already has a “cult-like following.” During its grand-opening celebration, Park Village—home to RA Sushi, Michael’s, Sur la Table and many others—donated its proceeds from the kick-off to Miracle League of Southlake, which provides children with special needs the opportunity to play baseball. Retail centers and restaurants are not alone in ingratiating themselves with the community; businesses that choose to locate here, as with the city’s largest employer, Sabre, and the forthcoming T.D. Ameritrade, do as well. Kim Hillyer, a spokesperson for Ameritrade, says that community involvement is important to the company. “Our employees are highly engaged and expect to get involved in Southlake once we do move. There’s a school across the road from the new campus and employees have already asked about volunteer opportunities there.” These large corporate campuses along Highway 114 have also been a contributing factor in the city’s retail and restaurant success, as these businesses bring not just revenue, but employees who shop and dine in the city, particularly during the weekday, when retail traffic is lower. TD Ameritrade will welcome 1,500 employees into its 300,000-squarefoot campus when the first phase of building has been completed, and the Granite Properties office building being developed in Town Square near Highway 114 is expected to have more than 700 employees in the 160,000-square-foot space.

A PLAN FOR GROWTH But while the city sees the economic benefits these large corporate campuses bring, some residents, such as Fraga, worry about the impact they will have on neighborhood roads. Fraga lives in Kirkwood Hollow, near Sabre and the TD Ameritrade campuses. With no freeway access road, her neighborhood street—Kirkwood Boulevard— has become a thoroughfare, which concerns not only Fraga but many of the residents of Kirkwood Hollow, she says. To that end, Hill is pushing for an eco-friendly trolley system that would shuttle people to and from the various businesses and hotels in Southlake. A transit system would at least help alleviate some of the traffic and parking concerns, as employees at these businesses would be encouraged to park once in the morning, and leave their cars there, even if they frequent the city’s retail and restaurant establishments during the day. “We have to start modernizing and becoming more eco-friendly,” Hill says. With large retail centers such as Town Square, Kimball Oaks and Park Village, she adds, “We do have a city ‘center.’” About the only business not present in the community, and noticeably missing from Southlake Town Square, is a big-box department store. But that doesn’t worry Hill or Hamons. “I couldn’t care less about a department store,” says Hill, who notes that the community attracts smaller, more unique stores and restaurants. “We continue to get more boutique businesses—small, regional businesses that really pick and choose the best place to be,” says Hill. Hamons agrees, pointing out that Cooper & Stebbins, developers of Southlake Town Square, were close to a deal a few years ago with a big-box department store retailer, but ultimately the retailer’s demands, they felt, were too costly. “The need for a department store is less now,” Hamons says. “I think we can carry the day without that big box.” It’s a reality to which Southlake residents are accustomed: New stores and restaurants move in; others depart. So what can be gleaned from all this commercial commotion? The shops and businesses that come to Southlake—and succeed—do so to the benefit of Southlake’s residents through community involvement and contributing to a healthy tenant mix.

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Alexander H. Hatcher, M.D. 1650 W. College St., Grapevine baylorhealth.com | 817-329-2523

Andrew Beaty, M.D. 5929 Lovell Ave, Fort Worth www.fwallergy.com | 817-315-2550

ANESTHESIOLOGY

Daniel E. Peckenpaugh, M.D. 1600 Hospital Pkwy., Bedford texashealth.org | 817-685-4623

ENDOCRINOLOGY

Robyn G. Coleman, M.D. 801 E Plano Pkwy Ste. 100, Plano valiantanesthesia.com | 972-422-8223

Christopher Bajaj, M.D. 7801 Oakmont Blvd., Fort Worth dtc-Fw.com | 817-263-0007

Mark J. Fraga, M.D. 221 W Colorado Blvd Ste. 925, Dallas anesthesiadallas.com | 214-946-1133

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Scott C. Holden, M.D. 221 W Colorado Blvd Ste. 925, Dallas anesthesiadallas.com | 214-946-1133

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Rene A. Leon, M.D. 900 E. Southlake Blvd Ste. 300, Southlake traac.org | 817-421-0770

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Kathleen T. Bajaj, D.O. 6606 LBJ Freeway Ste. 200, Dallas pinnacleanesthesiamed.com 972-715-5000 Nathan A. Pailes, M.D. 801 E Plano Pkwy Ste. 100, Plano valiantanesthesia.com | 972-422-8223 Bradley J. Oetman, M.D. 6606 Lbj Freeway Ste. 200, Dallas pinnacleanesthesiamed.com 972-715-5000

Song Y. Lee, M.D. 6220 Colleyville Blvd. Ste. B, Colleyville 817-416-0525 Gerald J. Harder, M.D. 731 E. Southlake Blvd. Ste. 100, Southlake southlakefamilymedicine.com 817-912-8800

GASTROENTEROLOGY James J. Nackley II, M.D. 1600 Central Dr. Ste. 155, Bedford dhat.com | 817-267-8470 Jody W. Houston, M.D. 505 South Nolen Dr., Southlake tddctx.com | 817-424-1525 David R. Levitan, M.D. 601 S Main St. Ste. 110, Keller tddctx.com | 972-943-8440

GENERAL SURGERY Amit T. Darnule, M.D. 1545 E Southlake Blvd. Ste 100, Southlake spineteamtexas.com 817-442-9300

BREAST CANCER SURGERY

Robert W. Sewell, M.D. 1545 E. Southlake Blvd. Ste. 140, Southlake mastercenter-Northtexas.com 817-748-0200

Mary B. Brian, M.D. 1615 Hospital Pkwy. Ste. 300, Bedford texasoncology.com | 817-662-0008

Thomas J. Purgett, M.D. 2050 Hall Johnson Rd. Ste. 200, Grapevine surgassociates.com | 817-267-2678

Jonathan B. Heistein, M.D. 521 W. Southlake Blvd Ste. 175, Southlake drheistein.com | 817-820-0000

Robert S. Pollard, M.D. 2050 Hall Johnson Rd. Ste. 200, Grapevine surgassociates.com | 817-267-2678

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Philip A. Moore, M.D. 1600 Lancaster Dr. Ste. 103, Grapevine advancedveincare.net 817-488-5170

Kevin P. Theleman, M.D. 2020 W. Highway 114 Ste. 200, Grapevine thecardiovascularconsultants.com 817-912-8400

COLON & RECTAL SURGERY Clifton L. Cox, M.D. 300 S Nolen Dr. Ste. 100, Southlake copecenter.com | 817-410-7777

DERMATOLOGY Angela G. Bowers, M.D. 1170 N. Carroll Ave., Southlake southlakedermatology.com 817-251-6500 Ronald Todd Plott, M.D. 12469 Timberland Blvd. Ste 501, Fort Worth dermatologyalliancetx.com 817-431-6555 Sreedevi Kodali, M.D. 5013 Heritage Ave Ste. 100, Colleyville colleyvilledermatology.com 817-868-1616 Stacy Beaty, M.D. 1733 Precinct Line Rd., Hurst northeasttarrantderm.com 817-281-7546

GYNECOLOGIC ONCOLOGY Mark J. Messing, M.D. 1609 Hospital Pkwy., Bedford texasoncology.com | 817-359-9000 Alan E. Cowen, M.D. 1054 Texan Trail Ste. 100, Grapevine grapevineob.com | 817-424-3112

HAND SURGERY Kristen E. Fleager, M.D. 2535 Ira E. Woods Ave., Grapevine ntxortho.com | 817-481-2121 Stephen J. Troum, M.D. 2425 Hwy. 121 S., Bedford txortho.net | 817-540-4477 John G. Westkaemper, M.D. 2001 N. Macarthur Blvd. Ste. 255, Irving orthotexas.com | 817-375-5200 Byung J. Lee, M.D. 2120 N. Macarthur Blvd. Ste. 100, Irving irvingortho.com | 972-438-4636

Michael K. Hahn, M.D. 910 E. Southlake Blvd. Ste. 155, Southlake allstarortho.com | 817-421-5000 Theodore T. Peters, M.D. 2535 Ira E. Woods Ave, Grapevine ntxortho.com | 817-481-2121

HEMATOLOGY Heidi Jordan, M.D. 1631 Lancaster Dr. Ste. 150, Grapevine texasoncology.com | 817-251-9080

INFECTIOUS DISEASE Nikhil K. Bhayani, M.D. 2636 Tibbets Dr, Bedford Ste. 110 infectiousdiseasedoctors.org 817-858-0065

INTERNAL MEDICINE

Michael L. Nguyen, M.D. 2425 Hwy. 121 S., Bedford txortho.net | 817-540-4477 Jaytinder S. Sandhu, D.P.M. 2120 N. Macarthur Blvd. Ste. 100, Irving irvingortho.com | 972-438-4636 John Milani, M.D. 2120 N. Macarthur Blvd. Ste. 100, Irving irvingortho.com | 972-438-4636 Mark S. Greenberg, M.D. 910 E. Southlake Blvd. Ste. 155, Southlake allstarortho.com | 817-421-5000 Jeffrey D. Moffett, M.D. 2535 Ira E. Woods Ave., Grapevine ntxortho.com | 817-481-2121

Gerald J. Harder, M.D. 731 E. Southlake Blvd. Ste. 100, Southlake southlakefamilymedicine.com 817-912-8800

Bing S. Tsay, M.D. 910 E. Southlake Blvd. Ste. 155, Southlake allstarortho.com | 817-421-5000

NEUROLOGICAL SURGERY

Michael Briseno, M.D. 2535 Ira E Woods Ave, Grapevine ntxortho.com | 817-481-2121

Juan C. Bartolomei, M.D. 1545 E. Southlake Blvd. Ste. 100, Southlake spineteamtexas.com 817-442-9300 Michael Briseno, M.D. 2535 Ira E. Woods Ave., Grapevine ntxortho.com | 817-481-2121

Kevin M. Honig, M.D. 910 E. Southlake Blvd. Ste. 155, Southlake allstarortho.com | 817-421-5000 Eric M. Stehly, M.D. 2535 Ira E Woods Ave, Grapevine ntxortho.com | 817-481-2121

David Rothbart, M.D. 1545 E Southlake Blvd. Ste. 100, Southlake spineteamtexas.com 817-442-9300

OTOLARYNGOLOGY (ear, nose, & throat)

David E. Kosmoski, M.D. 1631 Lancaster Dr. Ste. 240, Grapevine davidkosmoski.com | 817-310-9320

Cherie L. Booth, M.D. 6509 W. Plano Pkwy, Plano owensearcenter.com 972-781-1462

NEUROLOGY

Timothy F. Ragsdale, M.D. 1615 Hospital Pkwy. Ste. 210, Bedford texasent.net | 817-540-3121

Henry G. Raroque Jr., M.D. 1215 Kinwest Pkwy. Ste. 120, Irving sninstitute.com | 214-574-4999

OBSTETRICS AND GYNECOLOGY Kimberly S. Marshall, M.D. 1600 W. College St. Ste. 340, Grapevine Gen-Obgyn.com | 817.329.0389 Alan E. Cowen, M.D. 1054 Texan Trail Ste. 100, Grapevine grapevineob.com | 817-424-3112 Barbara A. Coulter-Smith, D.O. 1625 Lancaster Dr., Grapevine womensintegratedhealthcare.com 817-416-2229

ONCOLOGY

Amy K. Mettman, M.D. 660 W. Southlake Blvd. Ste. 100, Southlake southlakeent.com | 817-416-9751

Michael W. Bryan, M.D. 2050 Hall Johnson Rd. Ste. 200, Grapevine surgassociates.com 817-354-0854 James D. Gonzales, M.D. 1615 Hospital Pkwy. Ste. 210, Bedford texasent.net | 817-540-3121

PAIN MANAGEMENT Don A. Enty, M.D. 1545 E. Southlake Blvd. Ste. 220, Southlake Pinnacleanesthesiamed.com 817-354-8697

Heidi Jordan, M.D. 1631 Lancaster Dr. Ste. 150, Grapevine texasoncology.com | 817-251-9080

Christopher Tucker, D.O. 2535 Ira E. Woods Ave., Grapevine ntxortho.com | 817-481-2121

Lea Krekow, M.D. 1609 Hospital Pkwy., Bedford texasoncology.com 817-662-0008

Yong T. Pak, M.D. 2120 N. Macarthur Blvd. Ste. 100, Irving irvingortho.com | 972-438-4636

ORTHOPEDIC SURGERY Howard W. Harris, M.D. 2425 Hwy. 121 S., Bedford txortho.net | 817-540-4477 Oscar D. Taunton Jr., M.D. 2425 Hwy. 121 S., Bedford txortho.net | 817-540-4477

Christina B. Bartis, M.D. 4301 N. Macarthur Blvd. Ste. 101, Irving luminhealth.com | 972-255-5588 Rodolfo A. Herrera, M.D. 2813 W. Southlake Blvd. Ste 120, Southlake mytexaspain.com | 817-310-8786

Amit T. Darnule, M.D. 1545 E. Southlake Blvd. Ste. 100, Southlake spineteamtexas.com 817-442-9300

Vishnu K. Rumalla, M.D. 521 W. Southlake Blvd. Ste. 175, Southlake tarrantplasticsurgery.com 817-741-6801

Michael D. Garcia, M.D. 1545 E. Southlake Blvd. Ste. 100, Southlake spineteamtexas.com 817-442-9300

Michael A. Bogdan, M.D. F.A.C.S. 410 North Carroll Avenue Ste. 170, Southlake drmichaelbogdan.com | 817-442-1236

Ryan S. Reeves, M.D. 1545 E. Southlake Blvd. Ste. 100, Southlake spineteamtexas.com 817-442-9300

PEDIATRICS Arthur E. Benzick, M.D. 731 East Southlake Blvd. Ste. 100, Southlake southlakefamilymedicine.com 817-912-8800 Trung Tran, M.D. 2011 W. Northwest Hwy. Ste. 160, Grapevine cpa-Nt.com | 817-329-8929 Agatha A. Hunt, M.D. 731 E. Southlake Blvd. Ste. 100, Southlake southlakefamilymedicine.com 817-912-8800

PHYSICAL MEDICINE & REHABILITATION David B. Graybill, M.D. 2001 N. Macarthur Blvd., Irving arlingtonortho.com | 817-375-5200 Neerav J. Bhatla, M.D. 4301 N. Macarthur Blvd. Ste. 101, Irving luminhealth.com | 972-255-5588 Raul M. Llanos, D.o. 2535 Ira E. Woods Ave., Grapevine ntxortho.com | 817-481-2121 Heather Blackburn, M.D. 1545 E. Southlake Blvd. Ste. 100, Southlake spineteamtexas.com 817-442-9300 Cortland K. Miller, M.D. 1545 E. Southlake Blvd. Ste. 100, Southlake spineteamtexas.com 817-442-9300 Michael D. Garcia, M.D. 1545 E. Southlake Blvd. Ste 100, Southlake spineteamtexas.com 817-442-9300 Ryan S. Reeves, M.D. 1545 E. Southlake Blvd. Ste 100, Southlake spineteamtexas.com 817-442-9300

PLASTIC SURGERY

Jordan J. Rihani, M.D. 521 W. Southlake Blvd. Ste. 175, Southlake facialplasticsurgeryinstitute.com 817-529-3232

PODIATRY Sara E. Suttle, D.P.M. 1940 E. State Hwy. 114, Southlake texasfootdoctor.org 817-424-3668 Paul T. Marciano, D.P.M. 1940 E. State Hwy. 114 Ste. 150, Southlake texasfootdoctor.org 817-424-3668 Marybeth E. Crane, D.P.M. 2421 Ira E. Woods Ave Ste. 100, Grapevine faant.com | 817-416-6155

RADIOLOGY Richard J. Suhler, M.D. 2001 N. Macarthur Blvd. Ste. 240, Irving ntxortho.com | 817-579-7575

SPORTS MEDICINE Robert Bayless, M.D. 2120 N. Macarthur Blvd. Ste. 100, Irving irvingortho.com | 972-438-4636 Steven Sanders, M.D. 630 N. Kimball Ave., Southlake stevensandersmd.com 817-203-2663 Howard W. Harris, M.D. 2425 Hwy. 121 S., Bedford txortho.net | 817-540-4477 John M. Flores, M.D. 2425 Hwy 121 S., Bedford txortho.net | 817-540-4477 Kevin M. Honig, M.D. 400 W. LBJ Fwy. 330, Irving allstarortho.com | 972-556-2885 Eric M. Stehly, M.D. 2535 Ira E. Woods Ave., Grapevine ntxortho.com | 817-481-2121

UROLOGY Scott D. Davidson, M.D. 1600 W. College St. Ste. 140, Grapevine urologyclinics.com | 214-826-6021

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DOCS Robert E. Bayless, M.D. WHAT IS YOUR HEALTHCARE PASSION AND HOW DID YOU COME TO REALIZE IT? All of my life I have enjoyed working with and helping people. I have also enjoyed fixing or repairing broken objects ever since I was a child. As an orthopedic surgeon, I have been able to combine these two passions by working with people who are broken or in pain and helping them recover and return to an active lifestyle by both nonsurgical and surgical treatments. WHAT DO YOU ENJOY MOST ABOUT WORKING WITH PATIENTS? I enjoy talking to my patients and getting to know them personally. Through these personal relationships, I have often had the honor to treat several generations of the same family for their orthopedic problems and help them return to normal or improved function. TELL US ABOUT THE LATEST PROCEDURES OR NEW TECHNOLOGIES YOU ARE MOST PROUD TO OFFER. Total hip and knee replacements can now be performed through much smaller incisions with much less blood loss than in previous years. The techniques and medications can block most of the initial postoperative pain for up to three days, making it possible for patients to stand and walk full weight-bearing even a few hours after the surgery and go home the next day.

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aking a beach vacation with a group of girlfriends or your family this summer? While surf, sand and sun destinations are meant for relaxation, kicking back doesn’t mean you should slack in the accessories department as you prepare for your trip. However, we aren’t talking about beach bling that might get lost while searching for seashells. Jewelry can do wonders to complete your travelin-style look, but there is no need to dress up your wardrobe with anything more than a practical yet stylish beach tote. Michael Kors’ Santorini Large Raffia Tote is the right style and the right size to keep your sunglasses, sunscreen and supplemental reading material in one place for fashionable beach lounging. But it’s more than just a place to store your stuff. You’ll be happy to carry the Santorini to and from your beach umbrella. Let’s talk about what makes this tote stylish. Raffia is an aesthetic beachy material, but its durability can only make it stand out from the beach-tote crowd for so long. One of the best qualities of the Santorini’s material is that it is right on trend for 2016. During New York’s Fashion Week last fall, raffia clothing, accessories and, of course, handbags and totes were seen on runway after runway. Raffia is a classic fiber that has returned to the beach scene in style—a step above basic vinyl-lined raffia totes with canvas handles. The 2016 styles include plenty of modern details such as leather and metal accents. The Santorini tote is available with either persimmon- or luggage-hued handles, which have a 10-inch drop. The bright colors of the leather handles really make the bag stand out as more than just a beach accessory. They truly give the tote an elegant edge, elevating it from a casual tote to a practical handbag. After all, who wants to lug around two means of storage? The roomy tote is just the right size to pack a towel, sunscreen (important enough to mention twice) and most of the additional items you usually carry around in your handbag. Taking a summer vacation can be planned or spontaneous and, if it is the latter, you’ll want to be ready in a hurry. Grab your Michael Kors Santorini Large Raffia Tote and hop on that plane with confidence. No matter your destination or type of locale you end up visiting, the tote will have a place on your arm. From local shop browsing and dining out for brunch or lunch, to just making your way to the pool or beach, the Santorini is both practical and fashionable.

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Knight and her assistant, Deana Sabey, recently planned a party for a set of twin boys turning 10. When they met with the twins’ mom, she had many ideas but needed help narrowing them down. And she also needed a cohesive theme for the event—one child loved video games and the other was into dancing. Knight’s solution? A dance party/video game combo she called “10 Squared.” The family’s home was transformed into an adrenaline-pumping, music-thumping venue complete with all the twins’ favorite things: a dance floor with a DJ dropping beats and a video game station where players could kick back in colorful bean bags. “Seeing everything pulled off—we just love that,” says Knight. “There is always huge satisfaction seeing the child or guest of honor having fun or hearing them say, ‘This is exactly what I wanted!’” Knight and Sabey have done a little of everything in the birthday celebrations they’ve planned, including a Sweet 16 party that transformed the Timarron Country Club into a scene to rival one of Dallas’ hottest night clubs. They pulled out all the stops for the milestone bash, including a bouncer at the door, a DJ at the turntable … and a gorgeous, three-tier cake as the event’s centerpiece. Because it’s not a birthday party without a birthday cake. Ruth Robbins of Tastefully Yours Cakes in Southlake created the cake for the Sweet 16 party. She’s been making cakes for 25 years for all kinds of celebrations. For birthday parties, parents spend anywhere from $60 to $300 for a custom cake to commemorate the occasion. Her creations range from whimsical cakes for first birthdays to elaborate, multi-tiered masterpieces. For kids’ parties, she says classic flavors still reign: vanilla, chocolate and confetti. The trend these days is adding three-dimensional elements to cakes—think sparkling wings or a horn on a unicorn cake. Whatever parents may dream up (or save from Pinterest), she’s happy to make it. “I’ve seen cakes go from simple sheet cakes to elaborate tiered creations. There are no limits to your imagination when it comes to my cakes,” she says. “Each cake is a work of love and art for me.” THE JOY OF BIRTHDAYS A birthday party is an event to celebrate the birthday boy or girl, but Paige Chenault knows the event ends up being so much more. In 2012, she founded The Birthday Party Project, an Addisonbased nonprofit that brings the joy of birthday parties to homeless children. Since its inception, the organization has celebrated more than 1,600 birthdays with more than 15,000 children and 4,500 volunteers, a.k.a birthday enthusiasts. Chenault left a 10-year career as a wedding planner and started the nonprofit out of a passion for serving others. That and the fact she’s always up for a great party. “I love being able to celebrate people, whether it’s watching a wedding unfold in a big ballroom or watching a birthday party unfold in a homeless shelter,” she says.

The Birthday Party Project currently operates in 10 cities, including Dallas-Fort Worth, and throws 26 parties each month. A team of birthday enthusiasts decides on a monthly theme (county fair is the theme for July), and then plans the birthday party from start to finish, from activities, crafts and games to cupcakes and party favors. Then, it’s party time. They gather everything and bring it to the homeless shelter or transitional living center. “We want there to be joy surrounding the uncertainty or trauma that’s associated with living there,” explains Chenault. Each one-hour party is a time to celebrate all the kids with a birthday that month. Every birthday child receives a gift, a special birthday badge and a bundtlet. And every child in the shelter is invited to the party. “We believe in creating a community,” she says. The organization started the “Share Your Birthday” campaign, in which kids and adults can have gifts or party supplies donated to The Birthday Party Project on their behalf. Chenault also welcomes volunteers and donations of all kinds. “We have face painters come in or we have someone who’s connected with tickets to a sporting event bring the kids to see a game,” she says. “We feel like the sky’s the limit.” The mantra of The Birthday Party Project is “joy changes lives.” It’s not just an empty expression or catchy hashtag for social media. “When we say that joy changes lives, we actually mean it,” Chenault says. “Our parties are an opportunity for us to interact with people just like us, only living in unfortunate circumstances. We’re bridging the gap between two communities.” Chenault’s eight-year-old daughter often volunteers with her, which means she’s running around with all the other kids. Chenault describes the parties as “pure chaotic joy.” At a party, birthday enthusiasts form a soccer-tunnel entrance and all the kids run through. Kids dance to pulse-pounding music or head to a station to enjoy an activity or craft. Some of kids’ favorite activities have been smashing through a paper wall with giant Hulk hands and painting a portrait at an art station. About 45 minutes into the party, birthday enthusiasts line up all the birthday kids, call them by name and everyone sings “Happy Birthday” at the top of their lungs. “There’s such power in these tiny moments of connecting,” Chenault says. “Celebrations bring out the best in people.”

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exans are fiercely loyal to our style of barbecue, but 18th & Vine is here to challenge that. Barbecue purists may scoff, though; this is the kind of place that takes reservations, offers a full bar and also serves chef-created steak and seafood dishes. Surely any barbecue worth its sauce wouldn’t be found in a place with nice napkins. But 18th & Vine is shaking up this mentality. The upscale restaurant blazed onto the Dallas food scene last fall with its take on barbecue: Kansas City-style all the way. The restaurant’s style is sweet, spicy and smoky, from the rubs and woods to the sauces. All the meats are cooked low and slow over hickory and oak. Pit Boss Matt Dallman says, “Everything is made with lots of time and love.” Dallman moved from Kansas City to Dallas in 2001 and started the restaurant after missing the barbecue from his home state. He has racked

up a slew of accolades for his pit prowess, including a Fort Worth Food + Wine Festival Judges Choice Award in March. “I didn’t know how it’d go, taking pulled pork to a brisket party,” he says, laughing, “but at the end of the day, we believed in our ’cue.” The menu at 18th & Vine is indeed heavy with the restaurant’s award-winning barbecue. The lunch and dinner menus are laden with options including brisket, house-made sausage, chicken, pulled pork, turkey and ribs. There’s even a cauliflower “steak,” the restaurant’s vegetarian option. Sandwiches such as The Lester (grilled cheese with brisket) and The Basie (brisket, jalapeños and pepper jack cheese) star exclusively on the lunch menu. Accompanied by one of the restaurant’s side dishes such as Pit Beans or Jalapeño Cheese Grits, each plate is a hearty mouth-pleaser of a meal.

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For those with bigger appetites, barbecue plates are the way to go. Available all day, each dish is loaded with a half pound or full pound of meat. Whichever size you order, though, it feels like you get more. The portion sizes are far from skimpy. When it comes to barbecue that pays homage to Kansas City, the pork ribs are more authentic than perhaps anything else on the menu. They’re incredibly tender and saucy, with just the right balance of sweet and smoky. If you opt to take your meal to go, we love that you can grab a gallon of lemonade, iced tea or Arnold Palmer. It feels pricey at $10 a jug, but we think it’s the perfect way to wash down some good, true-blue barbecue. And while we love sweet tea as much as the next Texan, it’s refreshing to have options. Smoked meats are center stage at 18th & Vine, but there are plenty of chef-crafted entrées should you want to explore something different. Scott Gottlich, a classically trained chef, is at the helm of the restaurant’s composed dishes. He says he loves “taking classic combinations and bending them to work with the cooking technique of barbecue.” One example is the Wood-Kissed Salmon, which is served with pit-creamed corn and roasted tomato. This dish is bright and mellow all at once. It’s an intriguing combination of flavors. The Smoked Pork Chop is another dish to try. The pork is flavorful and tender, but the sides—vanilla sweet potatoes and pickled plums—almost steal the show. The potatoes are velvety and fragrant. We happily scooped up every last bite. The atmosphere at 18th & Vine also sets it apart from other barbecue establishments. The downstairs main dining room pays tribute to jazz and blues legends, which is appropriate since the restaurant is named after a popular jazz district in Kansas City. Upstairs is The Roost, a lively music venue and bar. “We’re excited about everything going on in The Roost. It’s a key part of what 18th & Vine means—honoring the history of jazz and giving the local music scene a place to set up shop,” says Dallman. “Plus, live music pairs so well with barbecue.” And, if you’re looking for a cool spot to impress your Dallas friends, it’s available to rent for private parties. We say put your allegiance to Texas barbecue aside—at least for a meal at 18th & Vine. It’s easily one of the best purveyors of smoked meats in Big D. Go on and give it a try. We have a feeling you’ll like it.

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In its 27th year of business, i Fratelli knows pizza. The restaurant is still owned and operated by its founders, the Cole brothers — George, David, Mike and Darrell — who opened their first location in Irving. Known for its thin-crust creations famously cut into rectangular slices, the restaurant offers many signature pizzas, including the staff’s special (grilled chicken, artichoke hearts and Roma tomatoes) and the carne classico (pepperoni, Italian sausage, meatballs, Canadian bacon and hamburger). All of i Fratelli’s dough — their own recipe — is handcrafted restaurant The are also made in-house. dressings knows saladpizza. i Fratelli day, and In its 27th year of business, every canned, and have pepperoncini George, brothers —not mushrooms, Cole real “They usethe is still owned and operated by its founders, who cast her vote for i Fratelli. reader a Irving. P., in Tracy location says first their peppers,” opened David, Mike and Darrell — who feature is definitely its fast, friendly standout slices, the restaurant’s However, cut into rectangular famously Known for its thin-crust creations from us when we say we had a service. delivery and free staff’sitspecial the Take including pizzas, the restaurant offers many signature timely delivery to the drivers’ from pleasant veryand carne thethe tomatoes) and Roma experience, (grilled chicken, artichoke hearts the hot pizza we immediately course,and and, ofbacon demeanors hospitable Canadian meatballs, classico (pepperoni, Italian sausage, arrival. upon devoured hamburger). All of i Fratelli’s dough — their own recipe — is handcrafted every day, and salad dressings are also made in-house. “They use real mushrooms, not canned, and have pepperoncini peppers,” says Tracy P., a reader who cast her vote for i Fratelli. However, the restaurant’s standout feature is definitely its fast, friendly and free delivery service. Take it from us when we say we had a very pleasant experience, from the timely delivery to the drivers’ hospitable demeanors and, of course, the hot pizza we immediately devoured upon arrival.

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Happiness by the Pint Find frozen delights in fanciful flavors at Central Market. Summer is an ice cream shop’s time to shine, but some of the best scoops can be found in the freezer—specifically at Central Market. Southlake’s foodie hub is churning out some of the season’s coolest treats: pints of small-batch craft ice cream. The store’s lineup of cold and creamy delights is anything but vanilla (although you can certainly stick with the classic, if you prefer). Central Market pushes the boundaries with nearly a dozen ambitious flavors such as Chile Pepper Pecan and Coconut Ginger. Let’s just say: It’s not a good time to institute a dairy-free diet. On its blog, Central Market writes, “We made a truly unique, crazy-fun, foodie-forward, sigh-inducing line of pure joy by the pint.” It’s indeed National Ice Cream Month, but we don’t need an excuse to indulge in some frosty magic—especially since this treat was three years in the making. A source at Central Market says, “The goal was to make the best-tasting ice cream. We didn’t move forward until everything was perfect.”

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Concocting the ideal gourmet ice cream with just the right amount of “foodie-ness,” as the store says, took a whole lot of mixing, experimenting and sampling. More than 50 recipes went through a taste test, and nine were declared the crème de la crème of craft ice cream. Each flavor begins with a velvety base of custard. The ice cream is then crafted in small batches for an amplified taste experience. So whether you savor a spoonful or the whole pint of flavors such as Hazelnut Latte and Whiskey Honey, you’re getting a mega dose of flavor. The local favorite? Dark Chocolate Ganache. Southlake purchases more of this flavor than any other, according to our Central Market. The ice cream is swirled with bits of Belgian chocolate for a decadently rich treat. Though we never say no to chocolate, we happened to be intrigued by Jamaican Jam. The name lured us in (it sounds so fun and summery) and the taste got us hooked. The ice cream is made with only a few simple ingredients: dark rum, sweet cream, handmade date jam and a pinch of salt. We consider it a sweetly sophisticated way to combat the July heat. While there’s no shortage of sweet scoops around town, Central Market’s imaginative flavor combos will please every palate. If you’re a scoop enthusiast (and aren’t we all in the summer?), grab a bowl, cup or cone … or a spoon to eat straight from the container. When it comes to a frozen treat that’s as unique as it is flavorful, Central Market has it licked.

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In Southlake’s ever-expanding restaurant scene, Redrock Canyon Grill stands apart. Ironically, for doing something conventional: rotisserie chicken. But we’re not talking about a bird plucked from under a heat lamp; the Oklahoma-based restaurant chain is known for its wood-fired poultry. It’s a recurring ingredient in many of Redrock’s dishes, from the classic Rotisserie Chicken plate (a hearty dish of chicken, redskin mashed potatoes and sweet glazed carrots) to the Rock Salad (a zesty combination of romaine, radicchio, red onions, black bean salsa and rotisserie chicken). And because the restaurant is designed with an open concept, which it calls “hacienda-style,” patrons can view the rotisseries behind a large glass wall. The kitchen occupies center stage, so people can observe their meals being prepared—whether they’ve ordered the famed rotisserie chicken or another dish. Though Redrock specializes in home-style chicken dinners, it also has a distinctive Southwestern flair. We’re talking enchilada platters, tortilla soup and stuffed poblanos. And don’t overlook the ultimate comfort-food starter: Iron Skillet Cornbread. It’s perfectly browned on top with a soft, crumbly center. Rotisserie chicken is what Redrock is known for, but the cornbread is a close second. Don’t necessarily want chicken? Try the Persimmon Hill Meatloaf. It’s topped with a fire-roasted tomato sauce and served with mashed potatoes and glazed carrots. This is the kind of meal that evokes all the comforts of home. It’s familiar and flavorful, not to mention filling. We also recommend the Bunkhouse St. Louis Barbeque Ribs. It’s a full slab of saucy, falloff-the-bone ribs, served with the same home-style sides. But don’t be hesitant to request a substitution—the sides are part of the fun at Redrock. You can order anything from couscous and seasoned shrimp to an enchilada à la carte. There’s even something for vegetarians: the Seasonal Vegetable Platter, which includes heaping helpings of glazed carrots, green beans, sliced tomatoes, summer squash and couscous. The veggies change seasonally, but the couscous is a regular component. It’s indeed a platter—plan for leftovers. Redrock is primarily a dinner-only restaurant. It’s open for brunch and lunch on Sunday only. You’re not missing much on the brunch side; the restaurant serves quiche and an omelet, but all the other menu items lean more toward lunch bites. There’s a burger, some sandwiches and a chicken pot pie. The options are limited on the sweet side: choose from a housemade key lime pie or banana pudding. The atmosphere is upscale but not stuffy, with plenty of leather-backed booths for relaxing and enjoying dinner. For those looking for a taste of home (without having to lift a finger in the kitchen), Redrock Canyon Grill won’t disappoint.

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hile staying faithful to your yoga class routine is advised, there’s no rule that states yogis must stay indoors. However, practicing yoga outdoors in the suburbs comes with many distractions. Buzzing bugs or whizzing lawn equipment in your neighbor’s backyard can easily throw a kink in the links between your chakras. The best atmosphere in which to center your mind and body is one where nature and Namaste unite. These three American yoga foundations and retreat centers provide the ideal setting to get Zen. Unplug from the world and reconnect with your inner spirit.

Feathered Pipe Ranch, Montana The wide-open spaces of Montana still undisturbed by strip malls and pavement make for an ideal spot for a meditation and yoga retreat center. City smog is replaced with the smell of pine trees emanating from the forest that surrounds Feathered Pipe Ranch in the state’s capital, Helena. Far from the city’s center, the 40-year-old ranch sits right in the middle of the Montana Rockies and hosts yoga retreats for the mind, body and soul. Known for its variety of summer retreats, Feathered Pipe Ranch brings in special guest teachers and leaders in addition to its onsite staff to guide meditation and yoga classes. A typical summer yoga retreat includes two classes, specific to the retreat’s theme, lasting two to three hours each. These classes include practicing yoga and other forms of meditation. An optional guided morning walk and evening activity is also offered.

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Your stay includes breakfast, lunch and dinner each day. With access to organic produce and meats, the menu includes a variety of healthy dishes for each meal. In addition, vegetarian and fish or chicken alternatives are available at most workshops. Indoor accommodations at the ranch include four-bed rooms in the Main Lodge and six double rooms with private shared baths at the Ranch Chalet. A cabin and condo are also available. If you’d like to be immersed in nature, outdoor accommodations include yurts, tipis and tents. Foam pads, lightweight sleeping bags, pillows, blankets and small camp lights are provided. FeatheredPipe.com

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White Lotus Foundation, California A hidden gem along the central coast of California, the White Lotus Foundation mountain retreat center sits on 40 acres in the San Marcos Pass. Located on a steep canyon, the retreat overlooks Santa Barbara, the Pacific Ocean and Channel Islands. If you’re looking for calming waters, search no farther than the bottom of the canyon where the San Jose creek flows year-round. The natural surroundings of the yoga and meditation center not only include fresh mountain air and spring water, but also sandstone swimming holes and hiking trails. The foundation hosts various yoga retreats throughout the year, which typically fall on weekends. These retreats follow simple schedules of yoga classes, meals, self-reflection hikes or other solo activities, group meditation and pranayama (a breathing practice of Hindu yoga). Yogis have the opportunity to attend a more specific retreat at White Lotus, which varies in theme each year. The latest one to take place focused on pranayama, giving attendees an in-depth look at the ancient practice. Yoga instructors have the opportunity to attend training retreats at the center, as well. Whether you choose to spend the night in a loft or outdoors in yurts or camping tents, there are plenty of secluded places for silent reflection. Other facilities at the White Lotus retreat center include a large yoga meeting room, a kitchen and dining room serving gourmet vegetarian cuisine, and an underground Hopi-style "Kiva” temple. WhiteLotus.org

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The event’s entry fee benefits the League of Animal Protectors, an all-volunteer, nonprofit animal rescue and adoption organization. And don’t forget about all the awesome race swag! Participants will receive a Melon Dash T-shirt, temporary tattoos and sunglasses. It might be hot out there, but you’ll look so cool. Runners who brave the Texas heat will be greeted with cold towels and plenty of refreshments at the finish line. The community cranks up the fun by coming out and cheering for the runners along the race route. Some homeowners play inspirational tunes and even run alongside participants. Even if you don’t compete, you can still bring the family to cheer on the runners and support this great cause.

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AC ARTS & CULTURE events TWENTY ONE PILOTS JULY 8 ALLEN EVENT CENTER | Following last year’s sold-out tour, Twenty One Pilots heads out on their most epic headline tour to date: the “Emotional Roadshow.” This band is considered to be among the most electrifying live acts in contemporary rock and pop. Supporting them on this tour is the Netherlands-based band Chef’s Special, who made their U.S. debut last year with the single, “In Your Arms.” This tour is already sold out, so hopefully you scooped up your tickets early. FESTIVAL OF INDEPENDENT THEATRES JULY 8-30 BATH HOUSE CULTURAL CENTER | Close to the shores of beautiful White Rock Lake, you’ll find a four-week run of summertime entertainment. Festival of Independent Theatres is a one-act play festival that features eight to 10 shows, each less than an hour long, performed Thursday through Sunday in two-show blocks. The festival offers a mixture of upstart theatrical events and sophisticated storytelling by eight of North Texas’ most notable theatre companies. You can also enjoy the FIT Underground, which is an alternative art space with light refreshments and live music.

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TOO HOT TO HANDLE 15K AND 5K JULY 10 DALLAS | If you’re up for some competition (and you don’t mind the heat), head out to Norbuck Park for Too Hot to Handle, the premier event of the summer racing season. The 5K and 15K start at 7:30 a.m. with festivities in the Sponsor Village that include live music, various snacks and a beer garden. Runners who brave the Texas heat have a choice between a flat, fast 15K and the popular 5K course around White Rock Lake. Grab your running shoes and don’t miss out on this great summer racing experience.

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For Elizabeth Beamon, books aren’t just part of her job at the Southlake Public Library; they’re a way to personally connect with community members. Affectionately known as “Ms. Elizabeth,” Beamon uses story time to share her love of literature and introduce children to the magic of books. Settle in … it’s story time. Q: You’ve been a storyteller in Southlake for 15 years. What do you enjoy most about what you do? A: Getting to know the young and young at heart. As a professional storyteller, I have performed all over Texas. When I perform here, I get to connect with my audience. Feedback from listeners is so much fun. I often say to our crowd, “You can’t make this stuff up! It’s live theater.” Q: Give us an idea of a typical day for you. A: We collaborate as a team at the Southlake Public Library. Stacy Wells, our Youth Services Librarian, and I plan and perform the story times for which we are known. Also, I help at the front desk, get materials ready for the shelf, and often help parents and grandparents find great books for their children. Q: How do you select the books to read for story time? A: Ms. Stacy and I have weekly meetings on what we will share. We introduce children to music, rhymes and poetry as well as books. These enrich our story times—music and repetition are powerful. We also remind parents, grandparents and caregivers to bring the culture of their childhood into their children’s lives. Q: Favorite book you love reading to the kids? A: That’s a hard one—there is such great literature. “Millions of Cats” by Wanda Gág and “The Story of Ferdinand” by Munro Leaf would be two of many. Often we have requests from mystery readers during the school year, and I try not to overwhelm them with my enthusiasm. Q: What’s the age range for most kids who attend? A: Most of our little ones are babies to four years old. This summer, we’ve seen two-week-old siblings come with their mommy and big brother or sister because someone needs to get out. Q: Is there a particular book that’s often requested? A: Our little fans are so young they haven’t chosen a favorite yet. However, they love the puppets Ms. Stacy

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and I bring to our story time. If you ask the moms over the years, they still remember the puppets and the button game that we played together. Q: Has anything surprised you during these story times? A: I’m delighted to see that although the children are so young, they pay attention. Years ago, my puppet Mabel Monkey, who plays with the children, loved the Texas Rangers. When a three-year-old was dressed in an opposing team’s shirt, he told his mom, “Great, now I’m never going to get the button!” We regularly play a button game with our audience where the puppet will look for the button. Q: What would you say to parents who haven’t yet taken their kids to story time? A: Please come and enjoy the experience of storytelling and song. Story time is a great introduction to our library and the world of learning. We can guide you to books that you have fond memories of or start you on a new path of learning. Q: What are some activities in store this summer at the Southlake Public Library? A: So many I can’t list them all! We are pleased to offer Cupcake Wars for the tweens, Friday flicks at 2 p.m. along with art and animal acts for everyone. There are also reading incentives in our summer reading program. Q: Anything else you’d like to share? A: Who knew when I started reading to my own children many years ago that it would lead to a career for mentoring many other generations of readers? Often parents will share how their children are in college, and they credit the Southlake Public Library for some of their success. It’s a privilege to be labeled “Ms. Elizabeth, the heart of our library.” I’m honored to be part of this great community.

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10THINGS observe / comment / reminisce

It’s summertime, the season when nearly everyone jets away from our fair city to enjoy the splendors of summer somewhere else—at least for a little while. If you have a vacation on the horizon, there’s a good chance you’re doing many of these things before you go.

10 THINGS PEOPLE IN SOUTHLAKE DO BEFORE GOING ON VACATION 1. R ECRUIT A NEIGHBOR WHO WILL STILL BE IN TOWN TO

BE YOUR MAIL-GETTER, DOG-WATCHER AND HOUSESITTER. 2. GO ON A SHOPPING BINGE AT EVERYTHING BUT WATER FOR

A STATEMENT BEACH BAG. (AND SUNGLASSES, SWIMSUITS AND SHOES.) 3. SCHEDULE A HAND-SPRAYED TAN. 4. GET SOME PRE-VACATION PAMPERING: A MANI/PEDI

AND PROBABLY A MASSAGE, TOO. 5. MAKE FRIENDS, FAMILY AND CREDIT CARD COMPANIES

AWARE OF YOUR TRAVEL ITINERARY. 6. SPLURGE ON CUTE NEW LUGGAGE FOR YOUR KIDS. 7. PROUDLY AFFIX A DRAGON TAG OR STICKER ON

SAID LUGGAGE. 8. LOAD UP ON READING MATERIAL FOR THE TRIP. 9. BOOK A RIDE TO THE AIRPORT. 10. PACK THE LATEST ISSUE OF SOUTHLAKE STYLE.

What would you add to the list? Tweet us @SouthlakeStyle #10Things or comment on this story at SouthlakeStyle.com.

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