Molino Oloyo is hosting a tamale-making class at Oak Highlands Brewery. And Peticolas is hosting a Velvet Hammer 5K with breakfast. Lots to eat and drink around North Texas.
Did you know that running can make you hoppy? At Peticolas it can. Join them for a social run this Saturday morning at 8 a.m. Dig that hole, then fill it back up. The “group” will start at 8:30 a.m. but this is self-paced, and you can start whenever you show up. Check-in is between 8 and 9 a.m. No dogs, please. Registration is $30 and includes a Casa Masa breakfast, three beers and a commemorative glass.This Saturday is this event's 30th anniversary.
Yeah, so it’s a gin drink at a wine bar. We’re not so picky about our gin joints. Actually, gin is from Spain . The Barcelona Wine Bar in the Knox-Henderson neighborhood is celebrating National Gine and Tonic Day with four different varietals including fruit , leaf , flower , root and a classic with grapefruit lime and jasmine.Oak Cliff Brewing Co. is hosting lotería at their little brewery. Never played, no problem.
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