Who said hunting and drinks don’t mix? Beretta Gallery is hosting a cocktail reception Thursday, May 15, for Dallas artist Natalie Erwin’s latest works, including custom hunting dog portraits, and I predict it will be a successful outing. Her unique look, created on wood-burned birch panels with wax and stained colors, have caught the eye of many, including mine, at the Nest Gallery. Meet the artist and order one of these puppies for Father’s Day. 41 Highland Park Village. 6-8 p.m.
D. Porthault’s going in a completely unexpected direction with these black and white embroidered linens, inspired by the night sky.
Be a part of building a Dallas landmark. Join Victory Park on Wednes
day, May 14, from 5 - 9 for complimentary drinks and food (you know, we love that), and 10% of all sales will go to benefit Dallas Contemporary. There are so many reasons to do this, I can’t think of a single one not to. You’ll be able to explore the cool and unusual shops, it will probably be a stellar evening, and the food and drinks are coming from really great restaurants - not beer and hot sauce. And in the words of Homer, that’s Haven’s Homer not the other: “Dallas is the 9th largest city in the US, of the top 25 , it is the only city without a dedicated contemporary art space. These are the images that define our time, please help us raise funds and awareness for this extraordinary project.”
The Trophy Husband was suspiciously AWOL from our marital bed yesterday morning. I suspected he was dashing to Target to select a gnome at the behest of The Spawn. 
I was right.