After a scare, the Plano-based North Texas Wildlife Center secures a future
byThe North Texas Wildlife Center’s permitted animal rehabilitation facility is moving from a quaint residential neighborhood in Plano, since foot traffic has increased.
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Flamant serves up dishes, decor inspired by the Western Mediterranean
byFlamant’s recent opening marks a return north for the Walkabout team, with nods to Spain and France. Croquettes with a dirty martini dip ($11), ricotta-folded gnocchi served with ragu bianco ($19) and espresso martinis curated in Italian, French and Portuguese tradition ($15-17).
The Gift Guide: 10th celebration of the season of giving
byIn our 10th celebration of the season of giving, we’ve compiled a few things…
Things to do this November
byThings to do in Plano this November, like Plano Magazine 10-Year Anniversary, Plano Food + Wine Festival and Junior League Of Collin County’s ‘Neath The Wreath.
Things to do this October
byThings to do in Plano this September, like Lionel Bart’s Oliver! at Courtyard Theater, Plano Water Lantern Festival at Haggard Park and the Balloon Festival at Oak Point.
Cindi Lawrence Hanson created Plano’s first professional dance company
byPlano Metropolitan Ballet’s director Cindi Lawrence Hanson created the National Ballet of Texas, Collin County’s first professional ballet company. Their inaugural performance was held in early August.
Uniting women: The Plano Chamber of Commerce Women’s Division is lead by Emily Zoog
byThe Women’s Division has been a Plano Chamber of Commerce mainstay for more than five decades, and now offers “Ladies Lunch Out,” a small group-based topical networking lunches and annual Women’s Division Summits.
Things to do this September
byThings to do in Plano this September, like Lionel Bart’s Oliver! at Courtyard Theater, Plano Water Lantern Festival at Haggard Park and the Balloon Festival at Oak Point.
Love Life And Pizza: Clara Cavalli-Chiappardi shares her Italian heritage and pizza-based philanthropy
byClara Cavalli-Chiappardi, a first-generation Italian-American based in Plano, opened a pizza truck named Love Life and Pizza, an expression of her own journey of loving what you do and sharing it with the world.
Emily McShane is making room for underrepresented voices — one frame at a time
byPlano resident and recent Hockaday School graduate Emily McShane’s love for animation has won national awards for teens in film.