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Kaela Sinclair plays Harvest House this Thursday. 

Kaela Sinclair plays Harvest House this Thursday. 

THE DEN10: JULY29th

Alyssa Stevenson July 28, 2015

This week’s top 10 list is brought to you by sitting in a cold, dark room with headphones listening to the Interstellar soundtrack while convincing ourselves it’s not a hundred million degrees outside. How / why is it patios are so dang popular in Denton? What are you people thinking? We have the technology, people. Go find some AC and sip on a freezing tasty beverage while waiting out the end of this incredibly boring and eventless Denton summer. Nothing EVER happens around here. Except in the basement of J&J’s this week which is where just about everything is happening.

Questions, comments, and what not should be directed at glen@wedentondoit.com


Wednesday, July 29th

DCYP Social Coffee Hour | Loco Cafe | 7:15AM
Come get your brew on early morning style for the Denton County Young Professionals while you can (the cutoff is like 40, we think). This is open to all members and a good way to get in on what’s happening with the county.

Whiskey tasting at Paschall's on Wednesday. Click to enlarge!

Heaven Hill Whiskey Tasting | Paschall’s | 5PM
Is tasting whiskey your thing? Then have we got an event for you. Come check out some Elijah Craig, Henry McKenna, Larceny and Mellow Corn whiskey in the cool and cold cave that is Paschall’s.

Denton for Bernie Sanders | Hailey’s | 7PM
Politics at Hailey’s. While not of the local variety, it’s still something and a bit of a head scratcher considering the positions taken last May during the city council election. 

Jeffry Eckels Presents: Jazz & Joni | The Whitehouse | 8PM | FREE

Hotel Broslin Summer of Melt Part 2: The Devil’s Rain | J&J’s | 9PM | FREE
Movie night! We LOVE movie nights! Here's the synopsis for this cult movie from 1975, "A bunch of Satanists in the American rural landscape have terrible powers which enable them to melt their victims. However one of the children of an earlier victim vows to destroy them."

Thursday, July 30th

Kaela Sinclair / Dark Rooms / RELIC | Harvest House | 8PM | FREE
One of our favorite Denton singer-songwriters plays one of our favorite venues this weekend! 

Benefit Bonanza! The Choir of Arsonists / Amanda Newton / John Wesley Coleman / Kim Nall / Matthew & The Arrogant Sea | J&J’s | 7PM | $5
A benefit that benefits the Koan School and just so happens to be so very Denton.

Friday, July 31st
An Evening with Slaid Cleaves | Dan’s Silver Leaf | 7PM 
One of the great songwriters of our day, live and in person at Dan’s this Friday.

Saturday, August 1st
An Evening with Alejandro Escovedo | Dan’s Silver Leaf | 7PM | $15 GA
Another one of our states greatest songwriters. This is an evening that you’d do better not to miss out on.

Monday, August 3rd
Choctaw Wildfire | Dan’s Silver Leaf | 8PM | $5

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