Posts by Silver Hogue
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The Stage Never Looked So Good
OK, this simply can’t be ignored ladies. Theatre Three on Routh Street is featuring a production of Sherlock Holmes in the Crucifer of Blood through Sept. 5. Why should you immediately by tickets? Because actor Chuck Huber (left) is starring as the dashing detective, and he happens to be the yummiest hottest Holmes since Robert Downey Jr. The production, directed by Jeffrey Schmidt, is a dressed up, neo-Victorian, science fiction-y version of the traditional stories. And the buzz is that Huber has updated the main character as well: in a sexy, growly, tortured kind of way. You don’t have to be a detective to figure out why those seats are going to be filled every night. Yowza. Cost is $10 – $40. Go here for more info. -
Feelin’ Flirty?
Because we are! Flirt boutique on McKinney Avenue is having a 15 percent off sale until 7 p.m. today, complete with complimentary wine and new merchandise. A little shopping and sipping might be just what you need to make it through this long Wednesday. Go here for more info. -
Panty Party Anyone?
Intimacy at Northpark Center will host a “Bra Bash” to mark its one-year anniversary, which happens to coincide with the 100th anniversary of the frilliest, most uplifting of undergarments: the bra.The lingerie soiree starts at 6 p.m. on Thursday, and guests will receive a $25 Intimacy gift card, swag bag, mini massage, and champagne and cupcakes aplenty. The best part is, a portion of the proceeds from any of the fabulous lingerie you take home will go to The Family Place, which benefits victims of family violence. We can think of few better ways to beat this summer heat than hanging out in our underwear, eating cupcakes in air-conditioned splendor. See you there!
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Elements Grants Our Wish
The chic boutique is hosting a designer clothing clearance sale with up to 70 percent off goodies from Gryphon and M Missoni, to Badgley Mischka and Elizabeth & James. That thunder you hear is the stampede of well-heeled fashionistsas headed to Lovers Lane. For more info, go here, or call 214-987-0837. -
Providence Patriots Win League
Congrats to the Providence Christian School second grade softball team for going undefeated in this summer’s Town North YMCA softball league. The girls, led by coach David Stringfield, blew away the competition with a record of eight wins and no losses. Nice work ladies!
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Get Fresh For The Eat Pray Love Premier
Mark your calendars for Aug. 12 because that’s when Fresh at Northpark Center will host its Eat Pray Love premier event from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Guests will partake in food courtesy of Lombardi’s Cibus, a lesson in yoga techniques compliments of Lululemon Athletica’s yoga instructors, and a consultation with Fresh co-founder Alina Roytberg. While you’re there, be sure to check out the three limited edition candles the beauty hub created in support of the film and book. Following the event, 300 guests are invited to see the film at AMC Northpark 15 at 8 p.m. For more info, call 214-691-1500. -
Malouf Mea Culpa
We just want to point out that in this week’s Park Cities People we incorrectly stated that Mal Malouf closed her first shop, Mallie, in Snider Plaza three years ago, when in fact it was simply sold to current owner Christy Mesec. Both of these fabulous women have great taste and lovely boutiques, and we truly regret any confusion. Now let’s get back to shopping!
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Get Your Sinatra On At Sfuzzi Tonight
The swanky Italian eatery on McKinney Avenue invites guests to tip their fedoras to Sinatra, Martin, and the rest of the classic crew, with its Rat Pack Wednesdays.Fly yourself to the moon (or just to the bar) with Sfuzzi’s Rat Pack-themed music, menus, and cocktails, such as the Chairman of the Board Cocktail (our fav), Veal Sinatra, and Banana Split a la Sinatra. Mmm. Somewhere old blue eyes is smiling. Go here for more info.
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West Village Gets Tasty Tonight
Don’t miss the second annual “Taste of West Village” shindig from 6 to 10 p.m. today. For a $1 donation to the North Texas Food Bank, guests can partake in live music and yummy tastings outside of some of the shopping hub’s best restaurants. Those of you generous enough to make a $5 donation will be entered into a drawing for a dinner for four at one of several WV eateries.A little shopping, a little food, with some great music sprinkled in, sounds like a perfect evening to me! Keep in mind every dollar collected will provide four meals for North Texans in need. Go here for more info.
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Check Out Mal Malouf
Mal Malouf Parsons’ new namesake boutique, formerly Viva a Paris, opened its fabulous doors Monday in the Plaza at Preston Center. The shop, which features an array of trendy clothing and accessories, is affordable, adorable, and run by one of the sweetest shop owners in town. Malouf is as savvy about business and she is about fashion, and we’ll give you the scoop about her in the next edition of Park Cities People. For more info, call 214-234-0606.
