Our June Findings: Cris Worley debuts a solo exhibition, Highland Park Village’s newest acquisitions and Midnight Rambler’s groovy comeback.
Rusty Scruby, “Triangles (This Little Ring of Mine)” (2021). PHOTO COURTESY OF THE ARTIST AND CRIS WORLEY FINE ARTS
Check out the colorful world of Cris Worley Fine Arts as it debuts the latest solo exhibition from Dallas-based artist Rusty Scruby. Comfort is set to run through June 19 and showcases the artist’s childhood passion for knitting and his pursuits of math and musical composition. His six works of art on display were hand-knitted using a technique of wool knitting on poplar wood construction, incorporating colorful patterns and individual planes that transform the sculptures into abstract puzzles. 1845 E. Levee St., crisworley.com
Choose from a colorful selection of elixirs at Fairgrounds. FAIRGROUNDS PHOTO BY JENNIFER BOOMER PHOTOGRAPHY
Sample award-winning bevvies at the subterranean Midnight Rambler speakeasy brought to you by the one-and-only mix master Gabe Sanchez. Tucked inside The Joule, the newly reopened bar brings its signature je ne sais quoi back with a revamped cocktail menu, hip vibes and super sonic moods. Head downtown for a weekend spotlighting some of our favorite DJs and listen to some favorite music genres—from jazz and funk to rock and Afrobeat, Midnight Rambler is the ultimate spot. (A pro tip: Order Sanchez’s signature sip, Oaxaca Awaits, or opt for the famous Edinburgh 7.) 1530 Main St., midnightramblerbar.com
Highland Park Village’s newly debuted fine jewelry addition, Bachendorf’s— which was previously known for being the only authorized retailer to sell Rolex in Dallas—is introducing a two-story Rolex boutique this summer. Plan your next shopping spree and visit this family-run jewelry hub located between Bistro 31 and Bluemercury. bachendorfs.com
Shaken, not stirred... MIDNIGHT RAMBLER PHOTO COURTESY OF THE JOULE
The beanery that has Knox-Henderson all abuzz, Fairgrounds is a one-of-a-kind destination in the neighborhood that offers the best of the nation’s coffee and tea, serving 15-plus tea varieties with whipped matcha, as well as unique cold brews, kombuchas and sparkling teas featured on tap. Its chef-driven menu offers local fresh fare including breakfast, salads, sammies and more. (Be sure not to miss the funnel cake fries.) 514 Cole Ave., fairgrounds.cafe
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