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There are four locations across Texas — but the Fort Worth Chimy’s is at 1053 Foch St. | Photo via @chimyslbk
It’s still up for debate what the drink of the summer will be, but real locals know that Chimy’s DP Shootout is where it’s at.
If you haven’t tried it, the idea is simple: A big drink with four straws so you can race your friends to the bottom.
It tastes astoundingly like Dr. Pepper... for a drink with no Dr. Pepper in it.
Asked
Asked
What do you think will be the drink of the summer?
A. Sparkling tea
B. Boozy lemonade
C. Sauvignon blanc and jalapenos
D. Ew, none of these — it’s something else
Van Cliburn piano competition | Monday, June 2-Saturday, June 7 | Times vary | Van Cliburn Concert Hall at TCU & Bass Performance Hall | Prices vary | It’s the final week for this prestigious classical music competition.
Yappy Hour | 2-6 p.m. | PetSmart - Montgomery Plaza | Free | Adoptable pups from the Humane Society of North Texas will be on-site as you shop exclusive in-store discounts.
Tuesday, June 3
World’s Biggest Bounce Park | 2:30-7 p.m. | North East Mall, Hurst | $19 | Kids will love the 80-minute, 25,000-sqft of inflatable fun.
Comedians Against Humanity | 8-9:45 p.m. | Big Laugh Comedy Club - Fort Worth | $10 | Brace yourself for big laughs — this comedy show is apparently “for horrible people.”
After 34 years, Bodacious Bar-B-Q is closing. The Arlington restaurant is known for its ribs — which Eater Dallas said it “nailed.” Get your last taste at 1206 E. Division St. before the doors shut in August. (Fort Worth Star-Telegram)
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A Texan has won the Scripps National Spelling Bee. Congratulate Faizan Zaki, a 13-year-old from Allen. See the winning word. (AP News)
Try This
How about some free outdoor music this Thursday? Denton is hosting Twilight Tunes every Thursday from 6:30 to 8 p.m. on the Courthouse Lawn. Grab your lawn chair and check the schedule.
Weather
It’s looking a bit like rain this week. Find the pockets of sunshine by following WFAA-TV’s morning meteorologist, Greg Fields.
Mansion Monday
Just how many heads does this shower have? We couldn’t count — we’re still stunned by the giant tub in the middle of all that marble. And we haven’t even left the bathroom of this Bellecour Trail mansion.
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Listen
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Let’s get to know Fort Worth by the Census data | Photo by @katebranning
It’s cookout season, which means small talk around the grill. Here are three fun facts about Funkytown to get the conversation going.
1. The City of Fort Worth began as Camp Worth on the bank of the Trinity River in 1849. Camp Worth was named for Mexican-American War hero Gen. William Jenkins Worth.
2. Fort Worth has not one, but three museums that celebrate the city’s cattle industry heritage: the National Cowgirl Museum and Hall of Fame, the Texas Cowboy Hall of Fame, and the Cattle Raisers Museum.
3. The city’s highest recorded temperature was 115º F (46º C) on August 11, 1936 and June 26, 1980.
Your turn.Let us know your favorite local trivia tidbit and you just might make it into the newsletter.
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Okay, okay, I must admit: I’m a bit past my DP Shootout prime. You’re much more likely to catch me sipping a beer or fancy mocktail — but it’s good to let loose sometimes.
Sip a cold beer on the shady patio on the banks of the Trinity River.
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