When it comes to food and drink, there's plenty to do in Dallas this week. From a discounted cooking class to multiple Halloween-themed bar crawls, here's how to add some flavor to your social calendar.
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Haunted Halloween Bar Crawl with Nightly Spirits
From the event description:
Nightly Spirits is scaring up a boozy good time for all those daring enough to toast with ghosts this Halloween. Embark on a journey that focuses on the most outstanding, frightening and haunted history that is concentrated at the center of this city. This ghoulish adventure will involve stops at some of the best haunted bars in the city, where guests will hear stories of the dead that walk among the living.
When: Thursday, Oct. 31, 7:30-10 p.m.
Where: Green Door Public House, 600 S. Harwood St.
Price: $25
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Up to 37% off cooking classes at CocuSocial
From the CocuSocial Cooking Classes deal description:
CocuSocial is a food-lover's key to enhancing any meal with the help of cooking classes and resources. These CocuSocial cooking classes cover instructions on making pizza, dumplings, gnocchi and cavatelli pasta.
Where: CocuSocial, 9125 Diceman Drive, Casa Linda Estates
Price: $38 for one person (36% discount off regular price); $75 for two people (37% discount)
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50% off admission to Trick or Drink: Dallas Halloween Bar Crawl
From the Trick or Drink: Dallas Halloween Bar Crawl deal description:
With this deal, party people can throw on their scariest costume to join a Halloween-themed bar crawl and visit some of the best bars in town.
When: Thursday, Oct. 31, 6 p.m.-Friday, Nov. 1, 2 a.m.
Where: Playground Bar, 2908 McKinney Ave., Uptown
Price: $10 admission for one (50% discount off regular price)
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