Test your knowledge at Dallas’s premier trivia venues—free and paid, with prizes and themed nights to challenge even the most avid fact‑seeker. Braindead Brewing – Deep Ellum On Monday nights at 7 p.m., Sporcle Trivia Live DFW hosts a free pub‑style trivia event at Braindead Brewing. From movies to sports to pop culture, the questions cover a wide range of topics. Pair your brain‑teaser with a craft beer to kick off the week. Craft & Growler – Fair Park Every Friday, Craft & Growler offers a liv

With a buzz swirling around Van Gogh events in Dallas this year, we’re here to clarify what’s actually happening and when. Below is a curated list of the confirmed exhibitions, immersive experiences, and family‑friendly programs—plus a few details you can’t miss. Immersive Van GoghDowntown DallasNow through Oct. 31, 2021 This standout attraction, spotlighted by Netflix’s Emily in Paris, uses state‑of‑the‑art digital and video mapping to animate 40 of Van Gogh’s masterpieces. The visuals are pair

Concerts are back! While safety protocols remain in effect—especially at large venues—there’s nothing like a live performance. Latinx shows are plentiful this fall and beyond. Here’s what to expect from September onward. Note: schedules can change; confirm with venues before booking. September Alongside Labor Day celebrations and Hispanic Heritage Month, the city offers a vibrant array of Latin concerts. Pair a show with the many events happening this month! 5: Marc Anthony at American Airlines

After a year-long pause, Dallas live music scene is roaring back. From indie vibes to head‑lining legends, the city’s venues are set to ignite audiences with electrifying performances. Deep Ellum Arts Festival Sept. 10–12 • 2900 Main Street This September, Deep Ellum’s Main Street becomes a vibrant canvas, hosting 200 visual artists and 100 musicians across seven blocks. Sculptors, muralists, jewelers, painters, leather and wood craftsmen will showcase their creations, and you might even witness

Did you know the original Oktoberfest began as a grand wedding celebration for Bavarian Crown Prince Ludwig and Princess Therese of Saxe-Hildburghausen? The royal festivity on October 18, 1810 drew 40,000 guests, featured a 30‑horse race, a student choir, and, of course, beer tasting. Since then, Oktoberfest has migrated from Munich’s Theresienwiese (Theresa’s Meadow) to cities worldwide—including Brazil, Australia, and China—yet you don’t need an international passport to experience the world’s

If youre new to the Texas State Fair, you might think its just another county fair. In reality, its the largest fair in the United States, spanning 277 acres of Fair Park and featuring iconic attractions like Big Tex, the tallest cowboy in Texas, and the 212‑foot Texas Star Ferris wheel. After a one‑year pause, the fair is back, and this guide will help you navigate the festivities. Spacious Grounds and Iconic Landmarks The fair occupies the entire 277‑acre Fair Park, including multiple exhibiti

As the new NFL season kicks off, Dallas fans and curious visitors alike can embrace the excitement of a Cowboys game without needing to be a season‑ticket holder. By dressing in silver and blue, picking up the right gear, and choosing the right venue, you can experience the electric atmosphere that only a Dallas football game can provide. Where to Load Up on Swag Rally House – Old TownWhile you don’t have to paint your face, a Cowboys star on a hat, jersey, or bracelet instantly signals team pri

Discover Dallas through the lens of your astrological sign. This guide tailors a thoughtful itinerary for Libras, balancing the city’s vibrant culture with the harmony and style that Libra values. With Libra season arriving on September 22, the air feels lighter, offering a welcome respite from Texas heat and a chance to explore Dallas with fresh eyes. Libra Fast Facts: Relationship‑oriented, cherishing both romantic and platonic bonds Diplomatic and tactful, fostering balance and harmony in ev

Welcome to Deep in the Heart of Dallas, a series dedicated to amplifying voices from Dallas’s Black community. In each episode we walk the city with local creatives, uncovering favorite spots, culinary gems, and the ways the city fuels their art. Today we sit down with Tommy Jordan—known professionally as TommyJay—Oak Cliff’s own culture curator, photographer, and storyteller. Tell us about your Dallas upbringing and how your creative side developed. I grew up in a family rooted in Chicago and A

The State Fair of Texas returns after a lengthy hiatus. For 24 days, Fair Park transforms into a celebration of tradition—fry‑food feasts, iconic midway attractions, and community events. Whether you’re a seasoned fan or a first‑time visitor, this guide helps you navigate the must‑see highlights.   The Texas StarRide the Texas Star for a 12‑minute ascent that lifts you 20 stories above the fairgrounds, offering sweeping views of downtown Dallas and, on clear days, a glimpse of AT&T Stadium

Open seven days a week, Dallas Farmers Market (DFM) offers a vibrant mix of eateries, unique shops, and live events—all set against a stunning Dallas skyline. Below is your insider guide to the best experiences DFM has to offer. Food & Dining Every corner of DFM smells like culinary adventure. From quick snacks to full meals, the market’s vendors cater to every palate. Full-Plate Favorites Laili’s Mediterranean shawarma bar spices its wraps, salads, and bowls with herbs that echo Silk‑Road trade

As a lifelong Disney enthusiast, I’ve spent my childhood and adult life surrounded by the brand’s timeless charm. Growing up on family trips, I’ve carried that enchantment into every visit to Dallas. While Walt Disney World rightfully earns the title “most magical place on earth,” Dallas offers a surprisingly similar feel—filled with vibrant neighborhoods, dining, entertainment, and unexpected Disney‑style surprises. With Walt Disney World turning 50 on Oct 1, you can tap into that magic right h

October is arguably Dallas’ best month. The city welcomes crisp weather, the State Fair of Texas, thrilling sports games at the American Airlines Center, and a vibrant fall palette of flavors and pumpkins. Explore why Dallas shines in October. Fall‑Flavored Drinks & Dishes in Dallas Indulge in the Harvest Tea service at the DeGolyer Restaurant. This three‑course tea, served in the elegant DeGolyer Tea Room at the Dallas Arboretum, starts at $53 per person. Add a champagne service for just $

Art Park – Trinity Groves The newest gem in Trinity Groves, Art Park offers a vibrant patio, outdoor art, lawn games, and handcrafted cocktails. The menu focuses on hearty, flavorful items that appeal to all ages. Kids will love the Hoffman hotdog and sweet potato fries, while adults can indulge in Art Park Bombs (bacon‑wrapped chicken bites) or a classic cheeseburger. With plenty of TVs, it’s also a great spot to catch a Cowboys game. Loro Since opening in July, Loro’s Asian smokehouse has beco

After years of postponements, the rescheduled shows finally return in October, offering a diverse lineup across Dallas’s premier music venues. American Airlines Center Spanning 12 acres north of the historic West End, the American Airlines Center is the country’s most technologically advanced arena. With 105 luxury suites, 78 theater boxes, and multiple design and sustainability awards, it remains a world‑class destination for concertgoers. Oct. 10: Legenz of the Streetz Tour – Rick Ross, Jeezy

Dallas’s Tex‑Mex scene is renowned, thanks to the city’s deep ties with Mexico and the chefs who elevate traditional flavors. Yet the Dallas dining landscape extends far beyond Tex‑Mex, offering a vibrant spectrum of Latin American cuisine—from Brazilian classics to Salvadoran pupusas and Mexican street food. Below are standout spots that showcase the city’s culinary diversity. Meridian – The Village Executive chef Junior Borges steers Meridian – The Village toward authentic Brazilian fare. High

Nestled along White Rock Lake, the Dallas Arboretum & Botanical Garden spans 66 acres and ranks among the world’s premier arboreta. For first‑time visitors, here are essential highlights to help you make the most of your visit.   The Gardens While locals and repeat visitors have their favorite locations within the arboretum, these are a few gardens that you simply must see. Crape Myrtle Allee – At the main entrance, the Crape Myrtle Allee greets visitors with a canopy of fragrant trees

Welcome to Deep in the Heart of Dallas! Our latest series spotlights the stories of Dallas’ vibrant community. We follow local creatives through the city to uncover their favorite spots, must‑taste foodie finds, and how the city sparks their inspiration. Today, we feature Cindy Pedraza Puente, co‑owner of CocoAndre Chocolatier & Horchateria with her mother. Over the years, the Oak Cliff shop has earned a stellar reputation and become a cherished neighborhood staple. Let’s dive into Cindy’s j

Rekindle romance by exploring the State Fair of Texas, where iconic attractions, gourmet food, and live entertainment create the perfect backdrop for a memorable evening. Like a long‑lost love, Big Tex has finally returned. And what better way to reconnect with your significant other than by spending a night in front of the legendary 55‑foot figure that has been the fair’s cultural ambassador since 1952? Take a moment to say hello, then capture the moment with a photo that will become a keepsake

If you missed our first guide to Dallas’s 2021 culinary scene, start there. After sampling those venues, venture into the newest spots on the market—chefs across the city are delivering a spectrum that ranges from classic Tex‑Mex and pizza to Asian-inspired dishes and plant‑based fare. These new restaurants are ideal for hosting friends and family as we head into the holiday season. For the purposes of this roundup, any establishment that opened in spring 2021 or later is considered new. If you