It is the last weekend to see Jailbait at the Bath House Cultural Center. It’s a witty play that takes place over the course of a dizzying night at a club and follows the parallel journey of two fifteen-year-old girls and two thirty-something men. When the unlikely foursome collides, they discover “surprising and dangerous compatibilities,” promotional materials say. Ticket prices $10-$20. Buy tickets online.
Friday night high school football—arrive at the Boneyard early for dogs, drinks and good ol’ fashioned tailgating. More.
Saturday—take a long walk. The free group Walk This Way meets at 6 a.m. at Tee Pee Hill at White Rock Lake (3420 W. Lawther). Then they walk the 9-mile White Rock Lake loop. Regulars are asked to give a $5 donation to support the group’s activities. Source: meetup.com
Monday—whaa! It’s this holiday already? The Labor Day 15 and 5k, hosted by White Rock Racing starts at 7:30 a.m. at Winfrey Point at White Rock Lake. Register online or before 7 a.m. at the race.
Outside the hood:
Atlas moths at Texas Discovery Gardens
Texas Discovery Gardens at Fair Park has seven amazing atlas moths on display in the butterfly house right now, and they only live about a week, if you want to see them. More.
