Original post at GreenSourceDFW. By Amy Martin – Jan. 18, 2023 Troy Gardner loves plants: growing them, cooking them, eating them. The vegan chef’s new restaurant in Richardson, TLC Vegan Cafe, even has a whole wall […]
Residents got rid of Shingle Mountain. Is a park in their future?
The Floral Farms neighborhood in South Oak Cliff seeks to create a community green space on a former industrial dump site. By Amy Martin Feb. 18, 2022 Read original feature at: https://greensourcedfw.org/articles/residents-got-rid-shingle-mountain-park-their-future Marsha Jackson and advocates for her South Oak […]
John Lennon: 40 Years Later
John Lennon, as pictured in an advertisement for Imagine from Billboard, 18 September 1971. Peter Fordham by Amy Martin Death hurts not the victim but those who remain behind. It is the spaces in […]
Women’s Red New Moon – 2023 Year of the Water Rabbit
Women’s Red New Moon – 2023 Year of the Water Rabbit For the first time in 3 years, we gathered at my abode. So wonderful to see everyone in person again. We attuned with the […]
Under the Little Top: Cirque Kerwich
Who knew roller skating was an acrobatic sport? Could anyone foresee Marilyn Monroe reborn as a contortionist? In every cirque show, someone surprising steals the show. At Cirque Kerwich, it’s a safe bet that professional roller […]
Hot Ice: Crystal by Cirque du Soleil
Cirque du Soleil brought its first show on ice, the stunning Crystal, to Frisco’s Coamerica Center this weekend. by Amy Martinpublished Tuesday, June 18, 2019 / Photos: Matt Beard for Cirque du Soleil Frisco — The merger of Cirque […]
Illusionist Jason Bishop delivers an entertaining and nimble magic show at Casa Mañana.
Photo: Matt Christine Fort Worth — Magic is all about chops. Like an athlete, it demands physical exertion and agility. Like a classical musician, it requires extreme precision while seeming effortless. Like an actor, charisma makes […]
The River and the Wall: Ben Masters documentary focuses on Rio Grande
‘The River and the Wall’ will screen during the EarthxFilm festival on April 25 at the Perot Museum. Photos courtesy of Fin and Fur Films. March 6, 2019 The Rio Grande is not just the […]
Cirque du Soleil’s Amaluna A Midsummer Night’s Circus
Cirque du Soleil’s Amaluna, now playing in Grand Prairie, borrows from Shakespeare for its sumptuous visuals and awe-inspiring feats.by Amy Martinpublished Tuesday, January 29, 2019 / Photos: Martin GirardCirque du Soleil’s Amaluna Grand Prairie — Take a variety of […]
Paint Rock serves as earthy backdrop for Winter Solstice
A sun dagger crosses an ancient turtle shield pictograph on Winter Solstice in Concho County. Photo courtesy of Steve Schiwetz. Jan. 8, 2019 The two buffalo stand like statues along the ranch road to the Paint […]
Noah Strycker: World birding champion to speak in Fort Worth
2015 global birding champ Noah Strycker will be the guest speaker for Fort Worth Audubon Society on Saturday, Jan. 5 at UNTHSC. Photos courtesy of Noah Strycker. Jan. 2, 2019 Noah Strycker set an audacious goal for in […]