A notable milestone is being marked by East Dallas dive bar Strangeways, which is turning 15. This occasion holds special significance for the bar. The bar has faced challenges, including a lengthy fight to remain in its location after the property was nearly sold out from under them.
Further details about Strangeways and its 15-year anniversary are available from the Dallas Observer, providing more insight into this quirky and essential Dallas bar.
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