Best Things To Do in Dallas This Weekend — Sarah Jaffe, Midnight Rambler Masterclasses, and Holiday Light Shows
Celebrate the Season and Keep Your Social Distance
BY Megan Ziots // 11.17.20From holiday lights and immersive experiences to neighborhood art walks and cocktail tastings, these are the best things to do in Dallas this weekend.
Get in the Holiday Spirit
The City of Dallas’ Deck the Plaza event will return as a drive-thru celebration of lights from 5:30 pm to 8:30 pm this Saturday at City Hall Plaza. Beginning at Marilla Street, drivers will go through the plaza including lights and a 35-foot tree while tuned to radio station 101.1.
Interactive SnowDay opens this Friday at the Galleria. Open to all ages, the walk-through experience includes 11 holiday-themed rooms and photo opportunities. Book your reservation here. Social distancing and masks are required inside the Galleria.
In Plano, the Lights at Legacy Drive Through Experience will take place on Sunday from 5:30 pm to 8:30 pm. The free event features appearances by Santa and Mrs. Claus, a live reindeer, the Sugar Plum Fairy, toy soldiers, and more. You’ll also be able to see snow along the route, as well as the grand finale of a Christmas tree.
Art Shows
This Saturday, head over to the Cedars Open Studios Neighborhood Tour for a socially distant, outdoor drive-by or walking art tour. From 10 am to 6 pm, check out large-scale sculptures, murals, and more. A virtual tour will also accompany the walking tour, and a list of locations will soon be posted online.
Foodie Events
On Thursday night at 5 pm, Midnight Rambler is hosting a mixology masterclass with Kastra Elion Vodka for private groups of 12 to 18 people. Recently launched in Dallas, the new vodka brand is made with Greek olives. Mixologist Matthew Biancaniello of Eat Your Drink will host the class — a $85 per person price tag includes creative cocktails, Mediterranean bites, and a take-home cocktail kit. Email events@thejouledallas.com to book.
Live Music
Catch Sarah Jaffe perform at Granada Theater this Saturday at 8 pm. Her first live performance in several months (like most of us), the Denton-native singer-songwriter will perform songs from her latest EP “SMUT,” as well as past hits. Masks are required and tickets are sold by the table for social distancing.