2020 had its silver linings. Case in point: Dogtown Throwdown.
What started as an outdoor dining experiment to keep restaurants running and guests socially distanced eventually morphed into a recurring block party on Main Street in the Argenta neighborhood, and it returns this month for the warm weather season.
The first Dogtown Throwdown of 2026 takes place April 10-11. From 4-10 p.m. Friday and 9 a.m. – 10 p.m. Saturday, Main Street will be blocked off to traffic from Fourth to Fifth streets and will instead be filled with live music, local vendors, dining tables and tents serving up eats from neighborhood restaurants like Flyway Brewing, Reno’s, Draft & Table, Blackberry Market, Brood & Barley and Crush Wine Bar.
To help kick off the season, the weekend’s Cajun-fueled festivities include Four Quarter Bar’s annual crawfish boil bash with music from Dikki Du and the Zydeco Krewe, as well as a kids’ zone and live performances by Trey Johnson.
The Argenta Dogtown Throwdown is held on the second weekend of April, May, September and October. You can find more information on the Argenta Arts District website and follow along on Facebook and Instagram for the latest.
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