March Weekend
Jared Lang. If the name rings a bell, it’s probably because you’re familiar with their expertly crafted button-ups and bold dress socks. If not, well, good thing you ran into us, because we currently have an exclusive 66% off Perk for their latest collection. Timing, it’s everything.
They put a mealtime between breakfast and dinner for a reason. So use it wisely. And yes, going to Sushi Bayashi for sushi, sake and bowls of ramen qualifies as using it wisely. Well, now it does because they serve lunch. But last week: no.
File this under N, for “next time you’re in Fort Worth.” The historic building on Houston that once housed Thompson Book Store is now an underground cocktail bar with good drinks and good music. Hey, you can’t drink books.
Friday is National Macaron Day, so... okay. But Friday is also when you can procure giant, pizza-size macarons at Bolsa Mercado. They come in flavors like chocolate, coconut orange and s’mores. Lift with your legs.
Duck Head, that classic Southern clothing brand, is swinging through town on Saturday for a relaunch party. They’ll have a vintage Airstream, naturally, plus hamburgers and drinks. But also: plenty of well-made shirts and pants for you to leave with. Try for something without a mustard stain.
Sunday. Trinity Groves. LUCK. Chino. Souk. Joint patio party. There will be:
—Lots of beer, plus draft cocktails and hookahs.
—Brunch. You’re familiar with brunch.
—Music of the live variety.
They’re calling it “Luckapalooza,” but that doesn’t mean you have to.
