Stumpy's Hatchet House opens in Las Colinas
(Courtesy Stumpy’s Hatchet House Toyota Music Factory)
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Stumpy’s Hatchet House Toyota Music Factory opened in December in Las Colinas. The company offers 11 pits where guests can throw hatchets at a target. Stumpy’s Hatchet House is catered toward team-building, date nights, parties and other events. The Las Colinas location offers beer and wine, and guests can bring their own food or cater in food. Its address is 370 W. Las Colinas Blvd., Ste. 120, Irving. 214-566-4503. www.stumpyshh.com/irvingtx
By Gavin Pugh
Gavin has reported for Community Impact Newspaper since June 2017. His beat has included Dallas Area Rapid Transit, public and higher education, school and municipal governments and more. He now serves as the editor of the Grapevine, Colleyville, Southlake edition.
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