In the last few weeks Fort Worth has played host to Main Street Arts Fest, PrairieFest, Fred’s Fest, and Mayfest.
So, if you’ve had your fill of the -fests, you should try something different this weekend: The Fairmount Home Tour. (Of course, if you’re not tired of -fests, then you should make your way over to the Fairmount Home Fest instead. It’s way cooler.)
Come raise your spirits as you raise a pint as America’s network of progressive drinking clubs arrives in Fort Worth.
Drinking Liberally is an informal, non-programmatic gathering of like-minded left-leaners, an opportunity to share you ideas while you share a pitcher. You don’t need to be a seasoned activist or policy wonk to join us in meeting new friends, reconnecting with old ones, and enjoying a stiff mix of socializing with a dash of politics.
PeteW and I will be hosting Fort Worth’s inaugural DL gathering at Buffalo Bros. (3015 S. University Dr.) this Thursday, April 24 at 6:30 p.m.
America was born in the taverns…and now we’re returning to promote democracy one pint a time.
The Revolution begins at Happy Hour; we’ll see you there.
It’s not often that you have the sublime experience of both the literal and figurative meaning of a word. I’ve been enjoying both for the last 5 days, living without electricity, and unable to do anything about it.
During the storms last Thursday morning, we were spared the actual loss of power; instead, our electric meter (a classic 1948 model) was almost completely ripped off the wall by the wind. The power line stayed connected from the mast at the house to the line in the alley, so we still had power Friday morning.
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