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Inside Dallas MegaFest 2017: Your Ultimate Planner

MegaFest, the nation’s largest faith‑film‑family multi‑day festival, returns to Dallas in just one month. Whether you’re attending for the first time or you’re a seasoned visitor, knowing the schedule in advance will help you make the most of this unforgettable event.

Kick‑off at Klyde Warren Park

The festival runs from June 28 – July 1. On Thursday, June 29, the free opening ceremony at Klyde Warren Park will feature live entertainment, giveaways, and a warm welcome that sets the tone for the days to come. All subsequent sessions will be held at the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center, just a short D‑Link ride away.

Start with the free Expo

While most MegaFest activities require tickets, the free Expo offers the whole family a chance to explore before committing to a session. Enjoy interactive booths, live music, karaoke battles, daily contests, and giveaways—all free of charge.

Women’s Empowerment Session: Women Thou Art Loosed

Designed exclusively for women, Women Thou Art Loosed features inspiring speakers, uplifting music, and a curated list of session topics. Check out the full speaker lineup here.

Men’s Focus: ManPower

Men’s sessions under ManPower emphasize presence and relational depth. Hear from leading pastors and special guests, including Grammy‑winning gospel artist Tye Tribbett.

Kids and Teens Programs

MegaKidz welcomes children ages 5‑13 with live music, adventure‑themed sessions, and fun games. Mega Youth serves teens 13‑18 with engaging speakers, concerts, and more. Register your children today to ensure they don’t miss out.

Comedy Night

End the day with laughter at the comedy show featuring Nephew Tommy as host and Cedric the Entertainer as headliner, joined by other surprise guests. Get your tickets to the comedy show here.

Film Screening & Industry Insight

Aspiring actors and directors can attend exclusive talks with top Hollywood actors, screenwriters, directors, and producers, followed by film screenings. See the full list of attendees here.

Don’t miss your chance to experience the best of faith, film, and family entertainment. Tickets are still available—whether you purchase the full festival package or select individual events, you’ll leave with memories that last a lifetime.

Inside Dallas MegaFest 2017: Your Ultimate Planner
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