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- Sep 16, 2026
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Welcome to the Velvet Elk (opens the original)
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The fourth show in Hip Pocket Theatre’s amazing 50th season, Soul Notes from the Velvet Elk (A Place of Wild Surrender) opens with the entire cast physically clustered together, as if cells in a breathing blastocyst. It eventually separates into 13 brilliant cast members. Something ethereal is in the air from the start, a winding blue cloth, transported through and around the scene like a river to nourish this new life, which eventually leads to the Velvet Elk, a community tavern where the chara
Fly, Eagle, Fly (opens the original)
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Philadelphia native Davonte Fung recently opened his first Vonte’s Philly Cheesesteaks brick-and-mortar location after major demand at his trailer proved that this savory hoagie is not limited to the East Coast. Fung decided to share a taste of the City of Brotherly Love after sales outshined expectations at his food truck in fewer than two years in business. It took us a minute to locate Vonte’s on 8th Avenue on the Near Southside, but once we pulled in, my young son and I were jazzed by the be
Ate Days of Dinner and a Movie (opens the original)
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A new movie about Anthony Bourdain opens in theaters next week, and it got us to thinking about all the rockstar chefs we know in Fort Worth, many of whom have upcoming culinary events on the books. After you read Kenaâs review of Tony, stick around and see where you can dine with some local award-winning chefs as we revisit former Best Chef winners from past Best Ofs. â Elaine Wilder An inspired slice of life from Anthony Bourdainâs 2000 memoir, Kitchen Confidential: Adventures in the Cul
Big Ticket: The Cozy Catfe (opens the original)
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The Cozy Catfe in Arlington shelters cats waiting for forever homes while providing unique experiences for patrons. Sign up for times to pet and play with the felines for a small fee that goes to care for the furry friends. More than just a place for a dose of kittens and dopamine, the Catfe (open 11am-7pm weekdays, 11am-6pm on weekends) often hosts live music, art, yoga, and journaling events. Since the resident cats are available for adoption, visiting is a purrfect opportunity to get to bond
Cowgirl Culture (opens the original)
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Kristyn Harris, award-winning Burleson singer, trick rider, and rancher, grew up giving concerts under the Texas sky to her family’s animals. The accolades from her music career form a long landscape in Western Swing. “Joyful” is how she described her music to me, strumming her guitar and harmonizing. “I hope to share the story of the rancher and ranching lifestyle — where our food comes from and the hard and unique lives of those who raise it,” Harris said. Harris’ latest release, a full-length
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