Solar Powered Music Fest
Sat. June 16, 2pm-7pm
FREE
Panther Island Pavilion [Fort Worth]
A 100% Solar Powered Music Festival held on Trinity River Project Property, minutes from downtown Fort Worth along the banks of the Trinity River. The festival features live music, local beer and area organizations. Admission is free but tickets can be purchased for $35, which provide access to the backstage Rahr Lounge, two drink tickets and a Rahr t-shirt.
For more information or to purchase tickets click here.
Okra Palooza
Sat. June 16th, 1pm-5pm
$10-$20
Promise of Peace Community Garden [Dallas]
This Saturday Promise of Peace will be hosting Okra Palooza, a festival celebrating a southern staple. There will be an okra recipe contest, home brew from Seven Summits, along with music by Douglass Fairweather on a solar powered stage built by Mike Renner of the North Texas Renewable Energy Group, kids activities and magical Hat Making by Desiree. Tickets can be purchased at the garden on Saturday mornings at 7446 East Grand Ave. or by emailing Elizabeth Dry at ejdry54@yahoo.com – the $20 ticket includes the okra tasting and beer tasting, while a $10 ticket is for the okra tasting only. Enter your own okra recipe into the contest for just $10, to register head over to the garden, the winner will receive the very first Promise of Peace Palooza Prize Package.
For more information click here.
Hops for Habitat, benefiting the Connemara Conservancy
Sat. June 23, 7pm-10pm
$50
Local Yocal – 213 N. Tennessee [McKinney]
Hops for Habitat brings together the community to celebrate the natural originality of North Texas. From local brewmasters and chefs to fun and funky places to party, Hops for Habitat is a great way for you to experience some of the best things North Texas has to offer.
Chefs Mat McCallister and Robert Lyford have prepared a tantalizing menu featuring local and organic ingredients donated by Local Yocal and paired with tasty brews from Franconia Brewing Co. Come out and toast with us!
This is the second of several of Hops events throughout the year, each at a different venue and with a different chef and menu. Proceeds go towards the Connemara Conservancy, working to preserve natural landscapes in North Texas. Purchase tickets here.
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