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The fine-dining kitchen hidden in a West Dallas crab shack

Raul Reyes, who previously owned Mesa, is channeling his fine-dining roots in a festive West Dallas crab boil restaurant.

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What the rain leaves behind: Emily Lamberty's ‘Umbrella Corpse’ finds beauty in the broken

One man's trashed umbrella is a Dallas artist's muse. “Umbrella Corpse” by Emily Lamberty is on view at Art on Main this month.

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