The World Cup is here, the heat has arrived for good, and Dallas this weekend has more going on than any single itinerary can hold. Here’s how to spend the next three days — hour by hour, with a mix of options across every price point so the weekend works whether you’re stretching a budget or treating yourself.
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This is not a typical Dallas weekend. Saturday brings the city’s first-ever downtown Pride Parade, a sunset march down Main Street that will draw one of the largest crowds this neighborhood has seen since New Year’s Eve. A week from Thursday the World Cup opens at AT&T Stadium and the city is already in a different gear — more people, more energy, a particular feeling that comes when a place knows it’s about to be watched by the world. And somewhere in the middle of all of it, a small restaurant in Oak Cliff is serving its final weekend. Restaurant Beatrice closes for good on Sunday and Friday is your last real chance to go. Here is how to spend the next three days.
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It’s a good weekend to be in Dallas. Mother’s Day is Sunday, a brand new park opens Saturday, and the music calendar is stacked from Friday night through Sunday. We’ve covered a lot of restaurants this week, so flip back in time a bit and gander at what’s good and what’s new.
Here is how to spend the next three days.
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