We’re looking to add even more interviews to our Bishop Arts District LocalViews section. If there’s someone you would like us to interview, business owner, well known patron, community activist, let us know by sending us a message via our contact page.
I am not a cigar smoker, but after checking out the CigarArt website and reading reviews from Yelp and TripAdvisor and stopping by for a quick visit, I’m hooked. If you are not a cigar Read more…
I discovered Kelsey’s photography while researching one of Dallas’s most eclectic and diverse neighborhoods, the Bishop Arts District in Oak Cliff. Kelsey loves Oak Cliff and as befits such a love, has moved to Oak Cliff and located her studio right in the heart of OC, on Jefferson Boulevard.
Books are not often on a list of why a certain neighborhood should be visited, That is definitely not the case with the Bishop Arts District in Dallas, Texas. After all, a person could eat or drink in any Dallas neighborhood, but how often and where else can a person eat, drink and converse while browsing the shelves of a locally owned bookstore ... other than at the Wild Detectives Book store in the Bishop Arts District?
