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Arts & Entertainment

What To Do This Weekend in Dallas: June 4–6

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caricatureA Tribute to Pedro Infante is happening tonight at the Meyerson. Infante was one of Mexico’s original screen idols, and his movies will be played while the Dallas Symphony Orchestra performs. Cool. It starts at 7:30. Recommended: Eating at Jorge’s in One Arts Plaza before the show, where you can drink $6 margaritas and listen to violinist Richmond Punch, a Julliard and Yale grad who is truly amazing live. Then take the free Art Cart across the street for the show, of course.

Local farmer’s markets are popping up again around town. On Saturday, check out the West Village and Celebration Restaurant, and Bolsa on Sunday.

The Dog Bowl is happening at Fair Park on Sunday. You know the drill—you bring your pooch, you take them off their leash, they make new best friends and you get a suntan. All of that is still true, but we’ve got some inside scoop. Here are the prizes for 1st, 2nd and 3rd place in the Dog Look-alike contest: 1) Gift Certificate for photo session at Nancy Degenkolb Photography ($250 value) 2) A suite weekend at Pete and Mac’s ($170 value) and $75 gift card to Petco 3) A two-night stay at Benny’s Dog Resort ($60 value) and$25 gift card to Petco. Door prizes will also be given out. Don’t worry—you will still be able to attend and have a Sunday funday. They will be selling beer at Fair Park.

More events here.

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