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If you like a Santa Rampage or a Santa Ride, don't forgot: You'll love an Unsilent Night, which makes its downtown Dallas bow tomorrow night. The NYC and SF events, among others, took place over the weekend; for those wondering what's in store, some highlights. Also, after the jump, a preview of tomorrow night's event, which is scheduled to commence at 7 p.m. at the Backbeat Cafe and Listening Room at 300 N. Akard Street, along with some tips.
And, of course, there's now a Facebook page devoted to Unsilent Night Dallas, boasting 697 fans -- most of whom have no doubt downloaded their Dallas-specific soundtrack but are still in need of boomboxes and flashlight-bearers. Should be unseasonably warm (with a chance of rain) before the Christmas Eve cold front, so no excuses.
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