14 Awesome Things to Do in Dallas This Weekend, March 7 to 10

Jamie Laughlin March 7, 2013 8:30AM

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Preach on, Joan. Preach on. (The Ed Sullivan Show, 1967)

She's always been bold and brash, and she hasn't softened with age. See for yourself when Joan Rivers brings her stand-up to the Winspear on Sunday.

That's not all: Local street art crew Sour Grapes has an Open Studio session Saturday. Out of the Loop Fringe Festival flicks the gels on for 10 days of indie theater beginning Thursday. And I'm judging a Ms. Star Wars competition and pageant at All-Con on Saturday, so if your soul is as pure and clear as the sands of Tatooine, come on out. (Bring mind tricks.)

Here's The List: Share it with anyone you like enough to get drunk with, and click on the event titles for more information. I'll see you out there. (I'll be the one making out with a bounty hunter.)

Thursday 3.7 Harland Williams at Addison Improv -- Remember the scene in Half-Baked where Harland Williams kills that diabetic horse? Sorta? Great. Then you'll want to take your relationship to the next level and see his comedy set this weekend.

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Jamie Laughlin

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