This week in Dallas, residents can look forward to various events to take their minds off recent World Cup disappointments. Wine tastings are among the activities available. For those seeking alternative entertainment, a burlesque show featuring a tall martini glass is also an option.
Further details about these events and other happenings in Dallas from July 20-26 can be found in the Dallas Observer.
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