The weekend is like a scoreboard: it doesn’t lie.
Some like it hot. You like it hottest in the world. Luckily, we’ve managed to get our hands on the first batch of salsa made from the hottest pepper known to man. And we’re bringing the goods to your door for 50% off the normal rate. Your taste buds have been warned.
Football’s over. Baseball’s in spring training. So that only means one thing: kayak season. And the only kayak shop on White Rock Lake is nearly open and ready to rent you one of its aquatic vessels. You feel naked without a kayak on your waist.
You appreciate art. Especially when the canvas is a runway model in her birthday suit and paint. Which brings us to the prestigious North American Body Painting Championship, a three-day collision of skin and sponge brushes featuring some 150 models from 20 countries. No, you can’t take the art home.
Oak Cliff’s rolling out a plethora of bead-friendly events for you this Saturday, including a 5K costume run in the morning and a masquerade ball at night at Kessler Theater (Cajun band included). And Sunday they’re boiling up 500 pounds of crawfish in Bishop Arts. Feel free to BYO bib.
With St. Paddy’s Day on the horizon, you’re naturally thinking of one thing: Germany. So the Common Table is hosting a strong-beer festival (“Starkbierfest”) on their brick patio, complete with live German music, complimentary Paulaner steins and beer wenches. You love a good wench.
Sometimes you don’t play by the rules. Like, sometimes you don’t order off the menu. And the Screen Door respects that (weirdly). So on Monday, you can order one of three off-menu items—grilled calamari, flat iron steak, fried chicken livers—and not pay for it. Just go with it...
