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There are still events coming up. If you head out to support local businesses, mask up and keep your distance.
Chef Diana Zamora is putting together snack packs for people to pick up curbside this weekend in the Cedars. Packs are $15 and include oatmeal cream pies, rum rice crispy treats, brownies, dark chocolate ding dongs and orange creamsicle snack cakes. Preorder through Venmo or the Cash App.
What: Sweet D’s Throwback Snack Pack
When: 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Friday, Aug. 21, and Sunday, Aug. 23
Where: Sandwich Hag, 1902 S. Lamar St. in the Cedars
Fat Straws Bubble Tea Co. is popping up in North Oak Cliff for delivery. Preorder mochi doughnuts, chewy puffs and teas to get that day.
What: Fat Straws Pop-Up Delivery
When: noon to 3 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 22
Where: Bbbop Seoul Kitchen, 828 W. Davis St. (North Oak Cliff)
Michelin-star chef Bruno Davaillon (most recently of Bullion) is back for one night. Guests will be seated for socially distanced dining of five courses.
What: Bruno’s Back Pop-Up Dinner
When: 6:30 to 9:30 p.m.
Where: 3015 at Trinity Groves, 3015 Gulden Lane (Trinity Groves)
Tickets: $150. Add $45 for a wine pairing
Oak Highlands Brewery is partnering with several vendors from the State Fair of Texas to sell some of their goods. Beer will be ready to take to go, too. This is a weekly event, with the vendor changing each time. Keep track of who’s coming on the OHB Facebook page.
What: Fair Food Sunday
When: noon to 6 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 23
Where: Oak Highlands Brewery, 10484 Brockwood Road, Lake Highlands
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