Nikki is an Arlington expert and writer. Her favorite thing to do in Arlington is visit Six Flags Over Texas with her friends or sip on borscht at Taste of Europe.
It’s a spooky season and the best way to get in the mood? Ghost hunting. Something about these spots sends shivers down visitors’ spines, maybe it’s the change in weather and crunch of falling leaves – or spirits hanging around. Check out some of Arlington’s most haunted places… if you dare. Updated in 2020. The blog was originally written in 2015…
Tha Highball(s). I don’t know if you’ve heard, but in case you missed it, Texas Live! has been adding a few culinary events on their massive events rolodex. I got to attend Thursday night’s first Balcones Whisky Dinner, and it was the highlight of my week. Full disclosure: I am a foodie hedonist that loves a solid pairing. Girl scout cookies with…
Arlington’s first coffee local roasters, Salter Bros. Coffee, create “artisan coffee roasted exclusively for you,” meaning this roaster creates delicious batches of coffee made-to-order. Selecting green coffee beans from small farms around the world, they embrace the “micro-lot” concept that ensures each cup of coffee is roasted in small batches…
The legendary Arlington neighborhood's light show is iconic. We got to talk to Lake Interlochen HOA President Ralph Sobel to hear about Interlochen’s ambitious beginnings and lasting tenure within Arlington and the state of Texas as definitive Christmas must-see. NS: Interlochen has been a part of the Spirit of Arlington tradition for many years…
Provoke envy from your friends! Here's where you can click a pic and share it instantly with your friends to let them know you're enjoying an Arlington hot spot. Six Flags Over Texas Free tickets and 107 degrees makes for the last cay and co sibling bonding day💕 A post shared by Cailyn Savchenko (@homeslice_101) on Jul 19, 2018 at 1:44pm…
Photo credit (c) UTA Shorthorn Libraries are cool again. Earlier last month, Arlington welcomed the gorgeous, three-story George W. Hawkes Downtown Library to Downtown Arlington. Eighty-thousand squared-feet of custom, convenient and technology-inclined space for the citizens of Arlington, this library is chock full of useful amenities for the…
CUT! Costume at the Cinema made its debut at the Arlington Museum of Art last weekend, boasting 43 costumes that represent five centuries of fashion and dress. And let me tell you, it’s all gorgeous. Even if you haven’t seen any of these movies, you’ll be able to see artfully recreated styles from the past 600 years of fashion and decadence. Not…
There’s only 3 Days until Opening Day, and no Opening Week can be complete without our review of everything the ballpark has to offer this year in terms of concessions. This year has to be one of the most eclectic and experimental yet from the Ballpark chefs – and we’re here for it! If you’re planning on heading to Globe Life Park at some point…
Professional Bull Riders, or PBR, has been a staple in Arlington’s Dirt Month for 7 years now. What is Dirt Month, you may ask? Dirt Month /dərt mənTH/ noun; The entire month of February at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, characterized by four-octane pumping events that take place on dirt. The normal turf of the stadium is replaced by 100+ truck loads…
The Big Game is almost here, which means it’s time to get your playbook together if you’re planning on hosting or attending a party, or if you’re headed to an Arlington sports bar to gather with friends and soak up all the action. Need a few bright ideas about places in Arlington to watch the game or where to get great food and beverages to go…
