Neath the Wreath 2024|Saturday, Nov. 9-Sunday, Nov. 10 | Times vary | Plano Event Center, Plano | $15+ | This four-day holiday gift market features more than 125 merchants and supports the Junior League of Collin County.
Shef Food and Wine Festival | Saturday, Nov. 9-Sunday, Nov. 10 | Multiple locations, Grand Prairie | $20+ | The first annual Shef Food + Wine Festival boasts a star-studded lineup including Tiffany Derry, Thomas Foley, Kwame Onwuachi, Carla Hall, and many more.
The Boho Market at The Hill | 10 a.m.-3 p.m. | The Hill Shopping Center | Free admission | Shop from hand-selected vendors for local, handcrafted, and vintage items.
Sunday, Nov. 10
Central Market Cooking Class | 5-7 p.m. | Central Market Cooking School Dallas Lovers Lane | $90 | Watch a cooking demo by “Top Chef” winner Kelsey Barnard Clark while she shares tips for hosting and entertaining.
Dallas Observer Wing Week 2024 | Monday, Nov. 11-Sunday, Nov. 17 | Multiple Locations | A genuine feast of wings — participating restaurants across the city will feature signature sauces, secret menu items, and more.
Thursday, Nov. 14
Senior Coffee Club | 9-10 a.m. | J. Erik Jonsson Central Library | Connect with others in a virtual setting to share stories, conversation, trivia, and games.
Friday, Nov. 15
Candlelight: A Tribute to Queen and More | 8-9:15 p.m. | First Presbyterian Church of Dallas | $29+ | When was the last time you listened to “Another One Bites the Dust” by candlelight?
Amazon will start construction this week on a new 1.7 million-sqft operations project in Cleburne. Once fully operational, the $200 million facility is expected to create 800-1,000 new jobs in Johnson County.
Outdoors Crawford Memorial Park is set to receive $1.5 million in grant money from the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department. The Dallas Park and Recreation Board voted to accept the funding earlier this week. Improvements listed as part of the first phase of the improvement plan include an all-abilities, inclusive playground, exercise complex, and restrooms. (KERA News)
Traffic
Part of the Dallas North Tollway will be closed through the weekend for construction. Two northbound and southbound lanes between Interstate 35E and Mockingbird Lane, in addition to the southbound entrance ramp at Lomo Alto Drive, will be impacted. (Dallas Morning News)
Eat
The chilaquiles gloves are coming off. The Dallas Observer recently shared their list of the best chilaquiles in town — featuring local favorites like José’s, La Casita Coffee, and Tacos La Gloria.
Pets
Good dog, Bella. Is that something you’ve said recently? You’re not alone — Bella is the most popular name for dogs in Texas according to U.S. News & World Report. Take Bella to one of these dog-friendly spots around Dallas.
Weather
WFAA Meteorologist Pete Delkus noted that while recent rain “hasn’t been drought busting,” it has made improvements for most of the area. Here’s how conditions compared from last week to this week.
Sports
The Dallas Cowboys enter Week 10 with a 3-5 record and will be without Pro Bowl quarterback Dak Prescott. But how can they steal a victory against the Philadelphia Eagles and get back into the playoff hunt in the NFC? Get the biggest stories every day from the local experts of the Dallas Cowboys with Locked On’s daily podcasts.
Wellness
Did you know? You can get a medical marijuana prescription online by following three simple steps. See if you qualify + get connected to treatment options with help from Texas Original, a Texas-based licensed medical cannabis dispensary.*†
Listen
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Whether you’re a Dallas native or a relative newcomer, there are just some things every Dallasite understands to be true. We asked our readers to share Dallas’ unwritten rules, from common city knowledge to relatable trends and local lingo.
The unspoken rules everyone knows
“Everyone knows it’ll be 32 degrees in the morning and 100 degrees by the afternoon. So layer your wardrobe and peel like a banana.” — Yolonda W.
We’ve learned a thing or two from commuting
“You don’t get on the highway if you can do it just as fast from the service road (flash traffic). Also, avoid toll roads if you don’t have a toll tag.” — @dallasfoodblogger
“Beware of brunch traffic.” — @kreepy_kate
Sometimes you just have to laugh
“Nothing beats Hutchins BBQ, so don’t come here with that Tennessee BBQ crap.” — Azmina P.
Alexa, play “If I Could Turn Back Time.” Last month we took a trip down memory lane and asked readers which Dallas restaurants you miss the most and which meals you wish were still around.
