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FRENCH FILM NIGHT
The MAC
3120 McKinney Ave.
Thursday, September 2, 7:00PM
The MAC is showing one of the best loved and most memorable of all French films, Les 400 Coups. Directed by Francois Truffaut, this semi-biographical account is a poignant story about the life of a young teenage boy who seeks escape from his loveless, lonely existence by committing minor crimes and creating fantasies. Les 400 Coups was on of the first and most influential films of the French New Wave winning the Best Director award at the Cannes Film Festival when it was release in 1959. Free and open to the public.
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FEARING’S THIRD ANIVERSARY PARTY
The Ritz-Carlton
2121 McKinney Avenue
Friday, September 3, 6:00PM
Fearing’s Restaurant will celebrate its third anniversary with a one-time-only evening of celebrity chef cuisine and music benefitting Louisiana’s Friends of the Fisherman. This amazing celebration will feature a multi-course dinner prepared by celebrity chefs including Dean Fearing, Norman Van Aken, Robert Del Grande, and Richard Reddington. The chefs will then move from the kitchen to the spotlight and provide the evening's entertainment. Randy Lewis will prepare the remarkable wines and Dallas favorite Willy Warner of Steve Connolly Seafood will also join the team. Make it a night to remember and enjoy fantastic food, lovely wines and lively entertainment. Prices are $300 per person and reservations are required. To make a reservation, call 214-922-4817.
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LABOR DAY PARTY
The Idle Rich
2614 McKinney Ave.
Sunday, September 5, 11:00AM
Once again the Idle Rich is partying on Labor Day! Enjoy $3 Summer beers, $3 Frozen blood orange margaritas and $2 PBR cans. Full menu available 11am-11pm. $2 Hot dogs outdoors 8pm-1am. Brunch is served 11am-4pm with $3 Bloody Marys, $3 sangrias and bottomless mimosas for $14. Tom Petty tribute band, Petty Theft, takes the stage at 9:30. No cover!
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FRIDAY NIGHT SALON
The Dallas Institute of Humanities & Culture
2719 Routh
Friday, September 10, 6:00PM through Friday, September 10, 8:00PM
When was the last time you had a genuine conversation--not argument, small talk, or texting--but the sort of purposeful exchange that Socrates called "dialectic," the common pursuit of something meaningful and true? The Friday Night Salon at the Dallas Institute aims at serving as a respite from the urban rush that diminishes the civilizing graces of community. Join them for good food, drink and discussion of relevant topics. $20 for members, $25 for nonmembers.
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