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Nov 18, 2024 | 
360westmagazine.com | Jaidyn Hays
Before we design a space, we collect ideas. We wander through showrooms, admire friends’ homes, and leaf through magazines in search of elements that resonate with us. Each item we select, a wall color, a cozy nook, a piece of art, evokes a feeling we want in our living space: excitement, comfort, or inspiration. But what happens if the items we love don’t fit neatly into one design style?
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Jul 1, 2024 | 
360westmagazine.com | Jaidyn Hays
Discover the beauty of Fort Worth’s diverse bike trails, offering scenic routes for cyclists of all skill levels. Whether you’re seeking a leisurely ride along tranquil creeks or an adrenaline-pumping adventure through rugged terrain, Fort Worth has a trail to suit your preferences. Explore Fort Worth’s best bike trails! Gateway Park is optimal for novices with its smooth terrain, while its straight, unobstructed trails cater to those craving speed.
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Jun 26, 2024 | 
360westmagazine.com | Jaidyn Hays
From bustling parades and vibrant fireworks displays to backyard barbecues and lively gatherings, the 4th of July is a day marked by joyous celebration and reflection on the nation’s history and values. Check out our list of events to celebrate the 4th of July in Fort Worth this year. Move over Great British Bake Off! There’s a new cookier in town. You! Escape the Texas heat and partake in a 4th of July-themed cookie workshop.
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Jun 10, 2024 | 
360westmagazine.com | Jaidyn Hays
A good dessert is the best way to wrap up a good meal, but sometimes it deserves to be the main event. From towering ice cream sundaes to single-serve pie jars, these over-the-top desserts are sure to make for a fun weekend outing or memorable Instagram post. Tag us on Instagram or Facebook @360West if you give any of these businesses a try!Ice Box Creamery9570 Clifford St, Fort WorthThis locally owned drive-thru creamery is known for their quick, friendly service and over-the-top sundaes.
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Apr 12, 2024 | 
360westmagazine.com | Jaidyn Hays |Natalie Trimble
For Braden and Yasmin Wages of Malai Kitchen, joining the Fort Worth Food + Wine Festival’s Main Event every year is an easy yes, especially since it’s held down the street from their Fort Worth location in The Shops at Clearfork. The couple, who met in college, fell in love with the cuisine of Thailand and Vietnam while traveling the world. After working for Hillstone restaurants in Southern California and Dallas, they felt ready to open their own place.
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Apr 11, 2024 | 
360westmagazine.com | Jaidyn Hays |Scott Nishimura
Each year, Southlake’s Art in the Square features several artists and chooses the artwork of one for the logo of that year’s festival. Here are the year’s logo and featured artists for the 2024 festival, April 26-28 at Southlake Town Square. Bethany KleinFort WorthBethany Klein has had a passion for art since childhood. Her interests in animals and nature help drive her art as it’s moved from realism to surrealism. Erin HansonMcMinnville, OregonErin Hanson began painting when she was 8.
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Apr 8, 2024 | 
360westmagazine.com | Jaidyn Hays |Scott Nishimura
Visit Gregory Arth in the airy two-story loft he and his wife built years ago beneath the numerous oak trees in the backyard of their home in Colleyville, and you’ll find one of the more unusual artists whose work will be on display at Southlake’s upcoming Art in the Square show. Arth, 68, who left a budding career in real estate years ago to focus full time on his art, has worked in various media, including paint.
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Apr 5, 2024 | 
360westmagazine.com | Jaidyn Hays |Scott Nishimura
Marshall Grain Co., the 78-year-old locally owned retailer of organic gardening products and pet supplies, has launched its new flagship store. Marshall Grain, which has been in temporary quarters while it finished out the new store, opened in early March in a property it renovated at 5311 Colleyville Blvd. in Colleyville. The company closed the temporary Hurst location on Feb. 24 at 5 p.m. in preparation for the move.
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Apr 4, 2024 | 
360westmagazine.com | Jaidyn Hays |Scott Nishimura
The Blue Room at Emilia’s, the latest addition to Fort Worth fine dining, opened in late February at The Crescent Hotel, Fort Worth. If you’ve already visited Emilia’s — Chef Preston Paine’s take on Mediterranean cuisine at The Crescent — and wondered what was coming up inside the opaque doors of The Blue Room, here’s what to expect:Highly attentive, knowledgeable service in a small, elegant dining room that has its own bar apart from The Crescent’s Circle Bar that serves patrons of Emilia’s.
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Apr 3, 2024 | 
360westmagazine.com | Jaidyn Hays |Rachael Lindley
You may have noticed that the Camp Bowie Boulevard bricks have welcomed a new retailer, The Happy Lark. The locally owned toy store moved in mid-January to a renovated historic house they purchased at 5015 El Campo Ave. Caitlin DeVille and Suzanne Fluke — sisters — founded the company in 2015 in rented space in southwest Fort Worth. They wanted to own their space, rather than leasing it, and they found their new space on Camp Bowie after a long search.
