Hit the town this fall and winter in Denton with a dance show at UNT or a Jimi Hendrix tribute concert. Check out these 10 events in November and December.

Denton Craft Beer Crawl
Sip and stroll your way through Denton’s craft beer spots in Downtown Denton. Some locations will feature pop-up shops, where guests can peruse and purchase locally produced goods.

• Nov. 15, noon
• $20
• 110 W. Hickory St., Denton

• Nov. 15, 10 a.m.-1 p.m.
• Free (admission)
• 5800 I-35, Ste. 214, Denton

Fleet Feet’s ninth location in North Texas is now open, according to a company representative.

What they offer: The business offers a selection of footwear from brands including Nike, New Balance, ASICS and Karhu, Fleet Feet DFW operating partner Josh Davis said. Fleet Feet also carries apparel brands, such as lululemon and Vuori, and running accessories, including Garmin watches and Shokz headphones.

Quote of note: “With a wide range of local races, active clubs, and community partnerships, there are endless opportunities to connect with and support runners and comfort seekers of all levels in Denton,” Davis said.

Two mixed-use projects, Silveron Park and Lakeside East, are set to build out in southern Flower Mound, adding more mixed-use living options in town. Council approved Lakeside East on Oct. 6, after other Silveron Park projects got greenlit in August and September.

The gist: At build-out, Lakeside East is expected to have 132 townhomes, while Silveron Park will have up to 200 apartments. Further development in the area includes a full-service hotel, an office building and commercial spaces.

The impact: The Class-A office space within Silveron Park is expected to be “highly desirable” because of its proximity to restaurants and residences, Director of Economic Development Ray Watson said.

“It is important because that keeps the money here in Flower Mound,” Watson said. “When somebody leaves to go to lunch, they're not going outside of Flower Mound.”

Going forward: Future development in Lakeside Village and Lakeside west of FM 2499 includes another residential tower and Marriott Autograph Collection hotel, Archie said.

Gov. Greg Abbott announced his bid for a fourth gubernatorial term Nov. 9, laying out an ambitious six-pronged plan to make “out-of-control property taxes finished in Texas.”

The details: Abbott's goals include eliminating property taxes charged by public school districts, which make up the majority of an average homeowner’s property tax bill. Some conservative groups and lawmakers pushed for an end to school property taxes during recent state legislative sessions.

The governor’s plan to limit local tax increases includes:

• Limiting annual local government spending
• Requiring approval from two-thirds of local voters for all tax hikes
• Allowing local residents to petition for an election to roll back tax rates
• Requiring property appraisals to occur once every five years
• Capping appraisal increases at 3% per year, down from 10% today
• Asking voters to eliminate school property taxes