This fifth-annual Brew Riot in Bishop Arts Sunday was the biggest ever, with more than 200 home brewers representing, and hundreds of beer sippers tasting their suds. Advocate phot[...]
Bike Friendly Oak Cliff went big to celebrate National Bike to Work Day Friday morning. The group set up an “energizer station” in the middle of the Jefferson Viaduct c[...]
The next time you see a pleasant food photograph made on location, there was probably more work put into that photo than simply showing up and pushing a button. For a shot of guiso[...]
Workers took down the Alamo Plaza Hotel Courts sign on Fort Worth Avenue Thursday. It was the last piece of the old motel on the tract that is to become Sylvan | Thirty, a retail/r[...]
Tour de France photographers get to ride on the backs of motorcycles to make photos. I’ve never had that luxury, but one year I covered the White Rock Marathon while riding a bike.[...]
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is building a wetland habitat in East Oak Cliff to help with Trinity River flood control. The corps has to take precautions to avoid gigantic under[...]
Twenty independent fashion designers showed their clothes to some of our city’s chicest people during the Pin Show in West Dallas Saturday night. The designers showed swimwea[...]
Calling for beads on West Davis. Advocate contributor Hilary Schleier covered the Oak Cliff Mardi Gras parade Sunday, and she brought us this slideshow.[...]
On this day in 1789, 69 members of Congress cast their ballots to elect George Washington the first president of the United States. In 1869, the one-dollar bill was redesigned wit[...]
Occasionally we hear ourselves say things we’d never imagine uttering. My photo shoot with artist and educator Erik Tosten offered one such instance: “OK,” I said, “Now I’m going t[...]
The Kesssler Theater installed this neon marquee at the end of December. The theater’s owner, Edwin Cabaniss, told the Dallas Morning News it took two years for the sign̵[...]