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    This Week's Hot Headlines

    Insider foodie news and untimely deaths lead this week's 5 most popular stories

    Claire St. Amant
    Jun 7, 2014 | 9:05 am

    Editor's note: Another week has come and gone, and there's a lot we all probably missed. But we're looking out for you, kid. Here are the most popular stories from this past week:

    1. Where to eat in Dallas right now: 10 best insider foodie destinations. Staying atop Dallas' dining scene is a quixotic pursuit. There is always the cool new thing, mercilessly eluding you. A person could spend every waking hour trying to keep up. Or they could read this roundup by senior editor and resident foodie Teresa Gubbins.

    2. Deep Ellum rocked by trio of sad deaths. An unfortunate trilogy of deaths hit Deep Ellum when three well known regulars died, all within the same week. Punk-rock musician and music lover Brian Alguire died on Wednesday; he was 37. Scott Lastowski, a 39-year-old veteran bartender, also died on Wednesday. His friend David Rell, 39, died on June 2 of natural causes.

    3. Where to drink in Dallas right now: 10 top spots for summer happy hour. Maybe you already have a favorite spot that you hit every Thursday and Friday (and every other Wednesday for good measure). But here are some newer options to make every day of the week feel like an occasion to raise your glass.

    4. New Sykamore Cafe gives Dallas vegan scene a unique Asian-fusion twist. Sykamore is a family-run spot that opened May 28 in East Dallas. It takes an approach similar to restaurants such as Loving Hut and Veggie Garden (which just closed), by featuring vegan versions of Asian and some Western dishes, with a limited buffet served at peak hours.

    5. City of Dallas vows to investigate allegations against Kung Fu Saloon. DeAndre Upshaw took his battle against Kung Fu Saloon to City Hall, and council members were all ears. They vowed to open an investigation into alleged discrimination, and to visit the arcade bar themselves, which they did that evening.

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    Art & Athletics

    Sundance Square kicks off free 'Summer of Soccer' in downtown Fort Worth

    Stephanie Allmon Merry
    May 22, 2026 | 9:00 am
    Sundance Square World Cup soccer ball art
    Photo courtesy of Sundance Square
    Artist Zuzu Perkal creates her soccer ball artwork that will be displayed in Sundance Square for World Cup.

    Sundance Square is getting in the soccer game: The downtown Fort Worth district is preparing for FIFA World Cup exuberance with two months of watch parties, public art, live music, and family-friendly events tied to the biggest sporting event on the planet. It's an event they're calling "Summer of Soccer at Sundance Square."

    Beginning Saturday, May 23, Sundance Square Plaza will transform into a central gathering place for fans, families and visitors excited about World Cup, a release says. That includes some giant, colorful painted soccer balls by local artists that will be displayed in the plaza.

    From June 11-July 19, the plaza will host free public watch parties for 104 matches, complete with food vendors, bars, DJs, and family-friendly activities.

    “With Texas playing such an important role on a global stage this summer, Sundance Square has a special opportunity to welcome fans and celebrate the energy of our city and the tournament,” says Albert Rios, Sundance Square's head of special events and community engagement, in the release. “Summer of Soccer gives people a place to gather and cheer for their favorite teams. We’re creating a neighborhood party on a global stage, where good food, great music and true Fort Worth hospitality are all part of the experience.”

    A kickoff event will take place May 23, and will include the installation of over two dozen giant artist-designed soccer balls throughout Sundance Square Plaza. The celebration will continue into the evening with free cumbia dance lessons from 6-7 pm, followed by a presentation of the participating artists, and a live performance by Quimikoz del Son from 7-10 pm.

    “These soccer balls are joyful, highly visible, and deeply local,” says Sarah Ayala, Sundance Square art director. “Each artist brings their own point of view to a form everyone immediately recognizes. Together, the installation becomes a celebration of soccer, but also of the artists and creative voices that make Fort Worth such a dynamic cultural city.”

    The artist-designed soccer balls will remain on view in the plaza through June 7 before being reinstalled across Sundance Square for the remainder of the summer, the organizers say.

    Nine FIFA World Cup matches (more than in any other host city) will be played at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, dubbed "Dallas Stadium," for the tournament. They will start with Netherlands vs. Japan on June 14, followed by England vs. Croatia on June 17, Argentina vs. Austria on June 22, Japan vs. Sweden on June 25, and Jordan vs. Argentina on June 27.

    Sundance Square World Cup soccer ball art

    Photo courtesy of Sundance Square

    Artist Zuzu Perkal creates her soccer ball artwork that will be displayed in Sundance Square for World Cup.

    The stadium will also host two Round of 32 matches (June 30 and July 3), one Round of 16 match (July 6), and one Semi-Final match (July 14).

    Early estimates say Dallas-Fort Worth could welcome nearly 4 million visitors during the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

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