Just in time for summer, The Exchange Hall at the AT&T Discovery District has opened to the public. Owned by AT&T, the food hall will feature 16 eateries, showcasing renowned Dallas restaurants and chefs. As one of the newest attractions in Downtown Dallas, a visit to the district is a must – here’s how to make your outing unforgettable!Pre‑game your options.With 16 choices on the menu, picking just one can be challenging. The lineup ranges from tacos at Revolver Taco and burgers at Bobb

National French Fry Day is a highlight for fry enthusiasts. To celebrate, weve identified top Dallas restaurants that serve exceptional fries. Discover these selections for an elevated fry experience. Ten Bells Tavern: A Classic Bar Fry ExperienceBishop Arts District | Standard cut fry Ten Bells Tavern offers a quintessential pub atmosphere in the Bishop Arts District. With a spacious patio and friendly staff, the venue serves well‑seasoned standard cut fries that complement their craft beers an

Ready to party like it’s 1789? The French stormed the Bastille that year, sparking a revolution that reshaped a nation. July 14th—Bastille Day—reminds us of that bold moment, and Dallas is poised to honor the holiday with a summer soirée you won’t want to miss. Bastille on Bishop Dallas may not be the first city that comes to mind when you think of French culture, but its Oak Cliff neighborhood traces back to a 19th‑century French utopian colony named La Reunion—after which the iconic Reunion To

After a pandemic‑induced pause, Dallas Summer Musicals (DSM) is returning with a stellar season of Broadway‑caliber productions at the Music Hall at Fair Park. From modern retellings of beloved classics to chart‑topping rap, the lineup promises unforgettable theatre experiences for families and music lovers alike. Wicked (Aug. 3 – Sept. 5, 2021) This family‑friendly prequel to the Land of Oz explores the events that shaped the iconic characters before Dorothy arrives. With charming storytelling

As Dallas’s heat intensifies, treating yourself to a scoop of premium ice cream is the perfect antidote. While Blue Bell remains a staple, these nine local hotspots offer a spectrum of flavors, textures, and experiences that go beyond the ordinary. The Gelato Cone – Far North Dallas Gelato Cone delivers a truly European experience, with silky pistachio and decadent Ferrero Rocher flavors that showcase the artistry of authentic Italian gelato. Howdy’s Homemade Ice Cream – North Dallas Known for i

Only once every four years does the world gather for the Olympic Games, the pinnacle of athletic achievement. Watching gold‑medal performances inspires many to ask: can I train like an Olympian? Dallas offers a variety of venues where you can experience Olympic‑level practice across several disciplines. Beach Volleyball at Sandbar Cantina Deep Ellum Sandbar Cantina’s “Beach Ellum” marries a tropical bar atmosphere with nine Olympic‑grade beach volleyball courts. The venue streams live Olympic ma

Weve got just the cure to keep you cool all summer long. From sky-high rooftop pools to serene settings, theres a pool for every need. The Adolphus The iconic Adolphus Hotel is a beauty from the inside out, including its rooftop pool, with private cabanas and a full-service bar.  A carefully curated wine list is also available, along with a generous menu of seasonal dishes.Canvas Hotel DallasTake a dip in one of the coolest rooftop pools in Da

Welcome to Deep in the Heart of Dallas! Our newest series celebrates the vibrant Dallas Black community, spotlighting local creatives as they reveal their favorite spots, must‑taste food, and how the city fuels their creativity. In this episode, we’re thrilled to introduce Courtney Johnson, the visionary behind Magnolia Juice. Magnolia Juice is a Dallas‑based cold‑pressed, fresh‑juice company that supplies markets, events, and delivers across the metroplex. Courtney’s journey began in the wake o

August in Dallas remains a sizzling chapter of summer, offering the last full month of sunshine before school starts, the State Fair of Texas returns, and the Arboretum’s fall colors begin to bloom. Whether you’re planning a final summer escape, tackling back‑to‑school errands, or simply seeking a way to beat the heat, we’ve compiled the must‑do experiences for August in Dallas. Delicious Drinks & Classic Summer Fare Nothing captures summer like a cook‑out. ArtPark in Trinity Groves, Dallas

All of the highly‑anticipated shows that were postponed in 2020 are finally back on schedule. Dallas’ vibrant music scene is alive this August, with a mix of chart‑topping pop, hard‑rock, and country acts across the city’s most iconic venues. Check out the headline performances at our top venues below: Dos Equis Pavilion Located in Fair Park, the outdoor venue—originally opened in 1988 as the Smirnoff Music Centre—has hosted legends such as Elton John, Martina McBride and Black Sabbath. August 

Discover Dallas’s best second‑hand spots—vintage boutiques, sustainable luxury boutiques, and budget‑friendly thrift shops that let you shop smart and stylish. Vintage If you love the brag‑worthy phrase “I found this vintage,” you’ll appreciate these three Dallas shops that offer unique pieces from past decades. Flea Style – 3009 Commerce St, Dallas, TX 75226Deep Ellum’s flagship store showcases over 80 local makers and collectors. Don’t miss the Hat Bar, where the team curates fresh vintage hat

August marks National Wellness Month—a time to prioritize self‑care, healthy habits, and stress reduction. Dallas offers a vibrant mix of culinary delights, outdoor activities, and calming practices to help you stay balanced and energized throughout the hottest month of the year. Let Food Be Medicine Juice Bars – Freshly squeezed juices deliver a quick hit of vitamins and minerals. Try The Gem’s addictive Radiant Glow (ale, cucumber, beet, lemon, apple, ginger) or purchase a five‑day cold‑press

Since its grand opening in 1992, the Dallas World Aquarium has been a downtown Dallas landmark for nearly three decades. The facility invites animal and plant enthusiasts to observe wildlife up close, while offering field trips and educational programs for both children and adults. Browse our photo gallery from a recent visit and discover the aquarium’s highlights. For detailed planning guidance, consult our comprehensive Guide to the Dallas World Aquarium.     Meet Macho, an ocelot

Let your zodiac sign steer your Dallas itinerary. We’ve crafted a Virgo‑specific travel plan that blends wellness, art, and local flavor. It’s officially Virgo season—beginning on August 23. As an Earth sign, you’ll appreciate the focus on health, meticulous planning, and a deep connection to nature. These traits translate perfectly to a Dallas visit during the last week of summer. Here’s a tailored itinerary for you, Virgo. Virgo Quick Facts Intelligent, lifelong learner Master organizer and a

After an eventful year, DFW Restaurant Week returns for its 24th edition, giving diners a full month—from Aug. 6 to Sept. 5—to sample Dallas’ finest menus. Every meal sold sends 20 % of proceeds to two local charities—North Texas Food Bank and Lena Pope Home—so your indulgence also feeds the community.Below are the top picks that deserve a spot on your agenda.Solo Restaurant Week:Jalisco Norte is the sole location on the Margarita Mile, making it the perfect choice for solo diners. Pair their ic

For those who appreciate the smoother side of life, the Black Academy of Arts and Letters proudly presents the 4th Riverfront Jazz Festival at the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center during Labor Day Weekend.The three‑day celebration brings world‑renowned performers spanning jazz, R&B, soul, blues, and neo‑soul, alongside emerging talent from Dallas‑Fort Worth schools and music programs.The festival opens with a free pre‑festival concert on Thursday, September 2, at the AT&T Discovery Dis

A visit to North Dallas offers a blend of modern entertainment and serene escapes, many of which are often overlooked by mainstream guides. Zero Latency DFW Featured by Forbes, this 2,278‑square‑foot venue is the only free‑roam virtual‑reality arena in the Dallas‑Fort Worth Metroplex. Guests can don wireless headsets and move freely through immersive worlds without the hassle of setting up personal equipment. Celestial Park This tranquil green space provides a peaceful retreat from city life. Th

Welcome to Deep in the Heart of Dallas, our new series spotlighting stories from Dallas’s Black community. In this episode we sit down with Lindsey Farrar, founder and publisher of CRWN Magazine, to discuss her journey to Dallas, favorite local spots, and how the city fuels her creative vision. What prompted your move to Dallas? At 26 or 27, I relocated to New York to launch CRWN Magazine with my then‑partner, a close friend from Los Angeles. While building the brand in New York, we saw a growin

After a two‑year hiatus, the State Fair of Texas (SFOT) returns on September 24, 2024, under the new theme “Howdy, Folks!” with an unmasked Big Tex and a blend of classic attractions and fresh additions. The Good Eats Food is the cornerstone of any fair, and SFOT delivers both familiar favorites—Fletcher’s Corny Dogs, funnel cakes, and cotton candy—and daring new creations. While the full 2024 lineup hasn’t been released, past innovators like the PB & J Bacon Pickle Dog and the Stuffed Turkey Le

As summer fades and temperatures cool, September in Dallas bursts with vibrant cuisine, art, and community celebrations—culminating in the iconic State Fair of Texas. Whether you’re planning a weekend escape or a quick dip in the pool, this month delivers delicious food, engaging entertainment, and nostalgic fair‑ground memories. Here are the must‑do events and experiences for September in Dallas. Things to Sip and Savor this September Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month (Sept. 15 – Oct. 15) with