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dsm magazine is an elegant and essential journal of local arts and culture. Each issue celebrates the breadth of culture in Central Iowa from fashion to philanthropy, from dining and décor to lifestyle and social issues. Their mission is not to flatter but to reflect Greater Des Moines at its best. dsm Magazine aims to inform, inspire, elevate, and celebrate Greater Des Moines, Iowa.
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By Haley ScarpinoEditor’s note: It’s Haley’s birthday!I first discovered Lidey Heuck on Ina Garten’s television show “Barefoot Contessa” back in 2014. Heuck worked as ..read more
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Panka’s brunch menu offers classics with Central and South American twists, like “panqueques” drizzled with dulce de leche and condensed ..read more
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Ree Drummond who? The original pioneer woman was Laura Ingalls Wilder, played here by Melissa Gilbert (second from left) in ..read more
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Who cares who wins the Super Bowl when you can eat one of George Formaro’s favorite sandwiches? (Photo: Gateway Market ..read more
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By Steve Dinnen As we roll into a new year and a new government, we might take a little time ..read more
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By Steve Dinnen We’re slowing. Not dramatically, but as the U.S. economy matures and our country ages — hey, we’re ..read more
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For some fans, just watching “Barbie” isn’t Kenough. The Iowa Radio Reading Information Service offers audio description. (Photo: Warner Bros ..read more
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Dawn Martinez Oropeza takes a turn at the lectern on Saturday at the Des Moines Art Center. (Photo: Kelsey Bigelow ..read more
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Jake Odmark and Danielle Wade get cozy in “Shucked,” on stage through Sunday at the Des Moines Civic Center. (Photo ..read more
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ON OUR RADAR Here are the restaurants we’re watching. Some opening dates are confirmed; others are still unknown. If ..read more