The Armadillo

• Find it: Inside the Midway arch, near the Cotton Bowl

Biscoff Delight

• Find it: Inside the Tower Building Food Court at Drizzle Cheesecake on a Stick.

Fried Cacio e Pepe

• Find it: At Eataly’s booth outside of Grand Place

Fletcher’s Corny Dog

• Find it: Right by Big Tex and throughout the fairgrounds

Fried Cookie Dough

• Find it: At the Vandelay Industries stand on Nimitz

• Fall Lunchtime Music Series | Wednesday, Oct. 4 | 12-1 p.m. | Burnett Park, 501 W. 7th St., Fort Worth | Free | Bring your lunch outside and enjoy live music in the park.

• Social Bike Cruise | Thursday, Oct. 5 | 6:30-8 p.m. | Trek Bicycle Keller, 800 S. Main St., Keller | Free | Get your legs moving and work up an appetite on this 10-mile bike ride to Truck Yard to enjoy some local libations.

• First Fri-YAY | Friday, Oct. 6 | All day | Fort Worth Bike Sharing Stations | Free | Explore the city on wheels with a free bike rental courtesy of Fort Worth Bike Sharing and the Blue Zones Project — use promo code 92020APP.
• Pumpkin Nights | Friday, Oct. 6-Monday, Oct. 30 | Times vary | Howell Farms, 4016 W. Division St., Arlington | $15-$20 | The interactive pumpkin patch features a walk-through pumpkin tunnel, elaborate displays, and 5,000 hand-carved real and synthetic pumpkins.
• Autumn at the Arboretum | Friday, Oct. 6 | 9 a.m.-5 p.m. | Dallas Arboretum, 8525 Garland Rd., Dallas | $12-$20 | This year’s theme is “The Great Pumpkin Charlie Brown” and features 90,000 pumpkins, squash, and gourds.

• MedStar is looking for special kiddos to be escorted by ambulance to trick-or-treat on Saturday, Oct. 28. The program is for kids who may not normally get to get out and about on Halloween due to medical restrictions. The deadline to nominate a child is Monday, Oct. 26.

• A Vietnamese restaurant that closed in Fort Worth last year will reopen in Mansfield. Called Four Sisters — A Taste of Vietnam Moms Kitchen, the restaurant will open at 3806 E. Broad St. in November. Four Sisters was named one of the Best New Restaurants by Texas Monthly in 2019. (CultureMap Fort Worth)

• FEMA plans to test its Emergency Alert system today, between 1:20 p.m. and 1:50 p.m. This means your phone will receive a message from the federal agency around that time. Remember: This is a test.

• Rockfish Seafood is expanding to Fort Worth with a new location on the west side of town at 6333 Camp Bowie Blvd. The Dallas-area restaurant closed its previous location on South Hulen Street about six years ago. Rockfish also has locations in Arlington and Southlake. (Fort Worth Star-Telegram)

• A misspelled street sign at the intersection of West Northside Drive and Clinton Avenue has been fixed following some jokes on social media. Located on the north side, the sign read “W Northsdide Dr.” City workers refaced the sign to remove the extra letter on Monday. (WFAA)

• Patrick Joubert — owner of the now-closed Jube’s Smokehouse & More — published a new book on the guide to barbecuing. Called “Making You Smile With Smoke,” the book highlights tips and tricks on the craft of barbecuing and smoking meat.

• South Main Village’s Italian restaurant Tre Mogli closed earlier this week. According to an online post, the restaurant said, “We would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to all our loyal patrons and amazing employees who’ve been a part of our journey over the last year and a half.”

• Get ready to lace up your skates, the Stockyards Rodeo Rink will return this fall on the lawn of the Livestock Exchange Building. The rink will open on Monday, Nov. 20 ahead of Thanksgiving. Tickets range from $20 to $25.

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