Things to do in Dallas

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    Are you tired of the same old weekend routine? Looking for something exciting to do in the bustling metropolis of Dallas? Look no further than "Things to Do in Dallas," your ultimate guide to the city's hottest events and hidden gems. Join our enthusiastic hosts as they explore the vibrant culture and endless entertainment options that Dallas has to offer. From the latest sports matchups to the most anticipated concerts, we've got you covered. But we don't stop there - we dive deep into the city's thriving arts scene, uncover unique outdoor adventures, and tantalize your taste buds with the best of Dallas's diverse dining scene. With a perfect blend of humor, expertise, and genuine enthusiasm, our podcast will help you experience the city like never before. Whether you're a Dallas native, a recent transplant, or just visiting for the weekend, "Things to Do in Dallas" is your passport to the best the city has to offer. Subscribe now and never miss out on the exciting happenings in the Big D.


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  • Explore Dallas' Holiday Extravaganza: Mariah Carey, Cirque, Silent Disco, and More!

    Explore Dallas' Holiday Extravaganza: Mariah Carey, Cirque, Silent Disco, and More!
    Nov 23 2024
    Dallas, in the heart of Texas, is a vibrant city that offers a diverse array of activities and attractions that cater to all interests. Whether you are a music enthusiast, an art lover, a foodie, or an outdoor adventurer, Dallas has something for everyone.

    This weekend, starting from November 23, 2024, you can kick off the holiday season with several exciting events. Mariah Carey will be performing at the American Airlines Center as part of her "Christmas Time" tour, celebrating the 30th anniversary of her iconic album "Merry Christmas"[3].

    For those who enjoy cirque performances, "A Magical Cirque Christmas" at the Music Hall at Fair Park is a must-see, featuring acrobats, contortionists, and aerialists in a winter wonderland setting[3].

    If you're looking for something unique, the Dallasites101 Silent Disco at Klyde Warren Park is an electrifying experience where you can dance to the beat of your own drum with personal headsets[4].

    The holiday season is also marked by the opening of several festive attractions. "Snowday and Santaland" at Galleria Dallas begins on November 22 and runs through January 5, offering unique photo opportunities and festive fun[1][3]. The Galleria Mall will also feature America’s tallest indoor Christmas tree, with a lighting celebration on November 29 and 30[1].

    For art enthusiasts, the Turtle Creek Fall Arts Festival on November 9-10 at Reverchon Park is a great event, featuring over 100 artists, live acoustic music, and a children’s play area[1]. Additionally, AURORA’s sixth biennial exhibition, "FuturePresentPast," will transform Dallas City Hall and its surroundings on November 16 with immersive, technology-driven public art installations[1].

    Music lovers have a plethora of options. The Deep Ellum Block Party on November 23 will feature Polyphonic Spree and Raekwon of the Wu-Tang Clan, along with live mural creations, an artist’s market, and other activities[3]. For a more intimate experience, Ayushmann Khurrana will be performing live at the Rayleigh Underground on November 24[4].

    Sports and outdoor activities are also plentiful. The 5K Fun Run or Walk Turkey Trot at Les Zeiger Park on November 23 is a great way to stay active before the holiday feasts[4]. For a unique outdoor experience, the Vitruvian Lights at Vitruvian Park in Addison, starting on November 23, offers a beautiful display of lights and a festive atmosphere[3].

    Foodies will enjoy the Discover Downtown Dallas Food Tour, which explores the city’s culinary scene, including downtown restaurants, the AT&T Discovery Center, and the Exchange Food Hall[2]. The Chefs For Farmers festival from November 1-3 is another highlight, celebrating Texas’s premier food and wine with featured chefs and a party deeply rooted in purpose[1].

    Cultural experiences abound in Dallas. The JFK Food and Culture Tour on November 7 takes you through the West End warehouse district, combining history and cuisine[5]. The Dallas Museum of Art, located in the Arts District, offers a rich cultural experience with its extensive collections and rotating exhibitions.

    For a mix of culture and entertainment, the Dallas Arboretum's Holiday at the Arboretum, starting on November 13, features the 12 Days of Christmas and Christmas Village, offering a festive and scenic experience[1].

    In the evenings, you can enjoy live performances such as "A Charlie Brown Christmas" at the Dallas Children's Theater, running through December 22, or "A Christmas Carol" at the McKinney Repertory Theatre[3].

    Whether you are interested in holiday festivities, cultural experiences, or unique outdoor adventures, Dallas has a vibrant and diverse range of activities that make it an exciting destination for any tourist or local.
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  • Explore Dallas' Diverse Attractions, from Art to Culinary Delights and Lively Events

    Explore Dallas' Diverse Attractions, from Art to Culinary Delights and Lively Events
    Nov 20 2024
    Dallas, a vibrant and diverse city, offers a plethora of activities and attractions that cater to a wide range of interests, making it an ideal destination for both locals and tourists. Here are some fun, entertaining, and unique things to do in Dallas, including specific events happening this week and popular attractions.

    For those interested in literature and intellectual discourse, today, November 20, 2024, you can attend "Interabang Books Presents Malcolm Gladwell ("Revenge of the Tipping Point")" at the Highland Park United Methodist Church. This event provides a rare opportunity to hear from one of the most influential authors of our time.

    If you're looking for a unique dining experience, head over to Eataly Dallas on Friday for the "ALL YOU CAN EATALY" event, where you can indulge in a variety of Italian cuisine. Alternatively, on Sunday, November 24, the "Dallas Food Tasting Event" at Lofty Spaces offers a chance to sample a range of local flavors.

    Music enthusiasts have several options this week. On Friday, November 22, you can catch SABAI's North Star Tour at Stereo Live Dallas, or enjoy the "Latto Official Tour Afterparty" at Headquarters Dallas. For a more laid-back musical experience, the "R&B ON ICE (Ice Skating)" event on November 30 at the Children's Health StarCenter-Farmers Branch combines ice skating with R&B music.

    Sports and outdoor activities are also well-represented in Dallas. The "Sandy Pickle Birthday Bash" on Saturday at The Sandy Pickle in The Village Dallas features pickleball, sand volleyball, and golf. For ice skating, the "R&B ON ICE" event is a unique blend of sports and music.

    Art lovers will appreciate the "Turtle Creek Fall Arts Festival" which returned to Reverchon Park on November 9-10, featuring over 100 artists, live music, and a children’s play area. The "AURORA’s sixth biennial exhibition, FuturePresentPast," on November 16 transforms Dallas City Hall with immersive, technology-driven public art installations.

    Cultural experiences abound in Dallas. The "John F. Kennedy Assassination / Dealey Plaza - FREE Guided Walking Tour" on Friday provides a historical and insightful look at one of the city's most significant events. For a celebration of Hispanic culture, although the main Día de los Muertos events took place earlier in the month, you can still learn about the tradition at various library events such as the one at Arcadia Park.

    Food and wine festivals are a highlight of November in Dallas. The "Chefs For Farmers" festival, though it took place from November 1-3, is a premier event that celebrates food and wine with featured chefs. The "2024 Dallas Brew Festival" on November 9 at Old City Park featured over 50 breweries and 150 beers, along with food trucks and live music.

    For a unique and festive experience, the "Dallas Arboretum's Holiday at the Arboretum" begins on November 13 and runs through January 5, featuring the 12 Days of Christmas and Christmas Village. Additionally, the Galleria Mall will display America’s tallest indoor Christmas tree, with a lighting celebration on November 29 and 30.

    In the realm of entertainment, the "CODELAUNCH 2024 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP - Live Show Experience" is happening today at Gilley's Dallas, offering a dynamic and engaging show. For a more relaxed evening, the "Dallasites101 Speed Dating & Singles Mixer (25-35)" at Over Under Sports Bar in The Village Dallas provides a social and fun environment.

    Whether you are interested in music, sports, art, outdoor adventures, cultural spots, or food experiences, Dallas has something to offer everyone. From unique events and festivals to timeless attractions and hidden gems, the city is a vibrant tapestry of activities waiting to be explored.
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  • Exploring the Vibrant Wonders of Dallas: Music, Arts, Sports, and Culinary Delights

    Exploring the Vibrant Wonders of Dallas: Music, Arts, Sports, and Culinary Delights
    Nov 16 2024
    Dallas, a vibrant city in Texas, offers a diverse array of activities and events that cater to various interests, making it an exciting destination for both locals and tourists. Here are some fun, entertaining, and unique things to do in Dallas, including specific events happening around the week of November 16, 2024.

    For those interested in music, the city has several compelling events. On November 16, you can enjoy the 15th Annual Blues, Bandits, and BBQ Festival in Oak Cliff, a fall festival that celebrates the blues and crowns the best BBQ champions in town. This event is a must-visit for music and BBQ enthusiasts. Additionally, the Silent Disco at Klyde Warren Park, although scheduled for a later date, is another unique musical experience where you can dance to the beat of your own drum with personal headsets[5].

    If you're a fan of sports, the Sandy Pickle Birthday Bash on November 16 at The Sandy Pickle in The Village Dallas offers a fun day of pickleball, sand volleyball, and golf. For a more traditional sports experience, consider the R&B ON ICE ice skating event at the Children's Health StarCenter-Farmers Branch on November 30, which combines ice skating with R&B music[4].

    Art enthusiasts will find Dallas rich in creative offerings. On November 16, AURORA’s sixth biennial exhibition, FuturePresentPast, will transform Dallas City Hall and its surroundings with immersive, technology-driven public art installations. This event explores themes of community, health, sustainability, and urban change through a multi-sensory experience. The Turtle Creek Fall Arts Festival, happening on November 9-10 at Reverchon Park, features up to 100 artists, live acoustic music, and a children’s play area, making it a great spot to discover local artisans[5].

    Outdoor adventures are plentiful in Dallas. The Dallas Arboretum's Holiday at the Arboretum, starting on November 13, offers a festive atmosphere with the 12 Days of Christmas and Christmas Village. For a more natural setting, the Turtle Creek Fall Arts Festival at Reverchon Park provides a scenic backdrop with its 43-acre community park. If you're looking for something unique, the Tianyu Arts & Culture Lantern Festival at the Texas Trust CU Theatre, beginning on November 8, features breathtaking light exhibits, an enchanting rainforest, and live performances[2][5].

    Cultural experiences are a significant part of Dallas's appeal. The Día de los Muertos celebrations, although they took place earlier in October, highlight the city's rich cultural heritage. However, you can still experience similar cultural events like the Dia de los Muertos Community Festival, which was held at various locations earlier in November. For a historical perspective, the FREE Guided Walking Tour of the John F. Kennedy Assassination site at Dealey Plaza is a poignant and educational experience[1][4].

    Food experiences in Dallas are diverse and exciting. The 2024 Dallas Brew Festival on November 9 at Old City Park featured over 50 breweries, 150 beers, food trucks, and 80s and 90s cover bands. If you missed this, you can look forward to the Dallas Food Tasting Event on November 24 at Lofty Spaces, which offers a variety of culinary delights. The Chefs For Farmers festival, which took place from November 1-3, is another premier food and wine event that showcases local chefs and their creations[5].

    For unique and hidden gems, consider visiting Bowlski’s Lakewood Theater, a live concert venue, candy counter, pool lounge, arcade, bar, and bowling alley all in one. This renovated historical venue offers a blend of entertainment and nostalgia. Another hidden gem is the Dallas Farmers Market, which hosts an Open Mic Night on November 8, where musicians, comedians, poets, and storytellers can showcase their talents[2][5].

    In summary, Dallas offers a vibrant mix of music, sports, art, outdoor adventures, cultural spots, and food experiences that make it an exciting destination for any visitor. Whether you're interested in festivals, unique venues, or cultural events, there's something in Dallas that is sure to captivate and entertain.
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