Contributors
Jennifer Conley, Co-Founder
Jennifer has a strong passion for arts and education in the Dallas community. You can usually find her in local coffee shops writing about the latest events, or attending lectures around town. Her day job she runs an incubator for tech startups called the Gravity Center. Follow Jennifer Conley on Twitter. View Jennifer's articles.
Neil Lemons, Co-Founder
A Texas native, Neil Lemons is an early 30-something adventurer, mobile lifestyle enthusiast, and Marketing Consultant. He is the Co-Founder & Guest Contribution Coordinator for ILiveInDallas.com. He's also an entrepreneur, employee, brother, and son. He has written in personal blogs since 2001, and business blogs for half as long and has lived in Dallas, Texas, since 2005. Follow Neil on Twitter and be Neil's friend on Facebook. View Neil's articles.
J. Damany Daniel, Theater Editor
J. Damany Daniel hails from Brooklyn and two years ago came to Dallas with a love for all things music, art and culture. As the Executive Director of Young and Cultured, he loves connecting people with the arts around them and helping them experience the creativity they never knew they had. View Damany's articles.
Rachel Pinn
Rachel is not a professional chef, "foodie", food reviewer or culinary expert. But she is an expert orderer, a lover of the culinary experience, a home cook, entertainer and yes — even a food snob. She loves to make people smile in their stomach places. That's why she offers up her best recommendations based on her own likes and dislikes when it comes to restaurants. Follow her food-related musings on Twitter. In her own words, "I'll tell you what to eat, and you will like it." So true. View Rachel's articles.
Kristen Kouk
A twenty-something native Texan lives in Dallas and grew up in McKinney, Texas. After trekking to Austin to attend the University of Texas to gain her degree in public relations, she spent one year in sunny southern California before making her way back to the Lone Star State. A savvy traveler and wine enthusiast, she blogs about the best of Texas at TexasTravelJournal.com. To check out her daily musings, follow Kristen on Twitter and check out her personal ramblings at KristenKouk.com. View Kristen's articles.
Alisha Robertson
A Texas native and travel addict, Alisha Robertson is a 20-something professional, lover of pineapples, and wanderer. She recently launched SmallWorldPursuits.com, an educational blog about broadening horizons, traveling abroad, volunteering, and connecting with cultures from around the world. You can often find her anywhere near the water or salsa dancing. To see where she is venturing, you can follow her on Twitter or friend her on Facebook. View Alisha's articles.
Stephanie Norsworthy
Stephanie is a Dallasite by way of Tulsa, OK and Lake Charles, LA. When she’s not working as a communicator extraordinaire in the nonprofit world of Dallas, she travels the country with her husband in search of the best possible music experience. Read about her personal life with her little dog at Walks With Roxy. Want to know more? Follow on Twitter or be friends on Facebook! View Stephanie's articles.
Ty Griffin
Ty Griffin is an eligible bachelor in his 20's that is living in DFW and is on a quest to be truly legit. Music is his main passion, but Texas Tech football is a close second. He is currently promoting his new website/blog, EscapingTheOrdinary.net, contributing for the music blog, ExplodingInSound.com, and managing online marketing for Pop Up Records and the HUM tribute album. To see him in action throughout the social interwebs, add him as a friend on Facebook or follow him on Twitter. View Ty's articles.
Angela Peterson
Angela is a nontraditional lawyer living and working in East Dallas. She can be found around town enjoying the arts, testing out new restaurants with friends, or even digging in the dirt in her urban backyard oasis. She writes online about living, learning, and growing at My Cultivated Life. Follow Angela on Twitter. View Angela's articles.
Cary Darling
Cary Darling is an arts editor and the pop culture critic at the Fort Worth Star-Telegram. He moved to Dallas in 2005 from Miami where he was arts editor at the Miami Herald. Prior to that he was an arts editor and pop-music critic at the Orange County Register in California. After living on both coasts, he decided he wanted to know what life would be like without a beach. View Cary's articles.
