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GREAT WEEKENDS BEGIN HERE
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Local entrepreneurs like Purple Poppy Too, Maria Vincent Boutique, elin boutique, Grey Lotus, The
Elements, Spavia and more. You’ll find fashion for women, men and the little ones, home décor for the holidays, delicious food specialties to gift and give, exquisite skin care products, cosmetics and more.
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The Restaurant Week lunch menu for Trellis Cafe at the Greater Des Moines Botanical Garden includes an apple, bacon and taleggio grilled cheese on sourdough bread.
Enjoy the Final Weekend of Restaurant Week dsm Restaurant Week ends Sunday, so be sure to get your fix this weekend. More than 25 restaurants are taking part in the 10-day event, offering lunches for $15-$25 and dinners for $30-$45. Here are a few menus to check out. Aposto: Aposto wowed us last weekend with their Restaurant Week menu. After savoring the first course of roasted shishitos with burrata fonduta, pickled shallots and fried capers, we moved on to the stellar entrees: salmon with a summery panzanella salad, and handmade cavatelli. The vanilla bean panna cotta and chocolate torte provided the perfect finish.Bubba Southern Comforts: With both dinner ($35 per person) and lunch ($28 for two) menus, this downtown eatery has a lot to offer. Click the link for the full lineup, but breaded pork chop, roasted chicken salad and sweet biscuit strawberry cheesecake are some of the standout options. Americana: Here you can get lunch ($16), dinner ($45) and drinks ($11). The dinner menu features a flat iron steak as an entree and homemade cheesecake to top off the meal. For cocktails, choose between the Pear Tree (a pear-flavored drink with vodka, vermouth and champagne) or Nectarine Smash, made with pecan-washed bourbon.
Find the full restaurant and menu list here.
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Ingersoll Live
Live music, food vendors and artists will descend on the Avenues district (Ingersoll and Grand Avenues) for Ingersoll Live starting at 4:30 p.m. tomorrow. Some of the
performers include the Isiserettes, NOLA Jazz Band (pictured) and the Dick Danger Band. Admission is free. Learn more.
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Dam to DSM
This 20-kilometer running race starts at 7 a.m. tomorrow near the Saylorville Dam and ends in downtown Des Moines. There are plenty of spectator spots around the course, so feel free to cheer on the participants. Or you can sign up to run yourself—registration is $75 and closes at 6:30
p.m. today. Learn more.
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Limited Space
This free art and music showcase at the Temple for Performing Arts starts at 6 p.m. tomorrow. More than 50 local artists will be on
hand with booths, and music will be provided by DJ Rock Paper Scissors and DJ Lyndrum. Learn more.
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Exile Music Fest
Enjoy live music, food and brews at the Exile Music Fest at Exile Brewing Co. downtown, starting at 11 a.m. tomorrow. Aaron Kamm, Courtney Krause and the Isiserettes are some of the scheduled performers, while Exile, Top Bun and Gusto Pizza Co. will provide the eats. Tickets are $25. Learn more.
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Outdoor MovieFamilies can enjoy an outdoor showing of "Little Giants" at 8 p.m. today at Western Gateway Park. The event is free to attend and snacks and drinks will be available to purchase.
Learn more.
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Koe Wetzel
This Texas-born singer and songwriter, known for his hard rock and country sounds, will perform at the Lauridsen Amphitheater at Water Works Park at 7 p.m. today. General admission lawn seating is $35, while seated tickets are $50. Learn more.
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Iowa Cubs
The Iowa Cubs will play the Omaha Storm Chasers to finish up a four-game series this weekend at Principal Park. Game times are 7:08 p.m. today and tomorrow and 1:08 p.m. Sunday.
Learn more.
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