The VisitDallas Summer Concert Series at Dos Equis Pavilion Fair Park’s iconic venue, now the Dos Equis Pavilion, consistently delivers an exciting lineup of national and international acts. Whether you choose a lawn seat for the relaxed atmosphere or a covered spot close to the stage, you’re guaranteed an unforgettable night. Lynard Skynard – Friday, May 11 Dave Matthews Band – Saturday, May 19 KEGLs BFD 2018 – Saturday, May 26 Kesha and Macklemore – Wednesday, June 20 Weezer – Wednesday, June

Important Update: The Margarita Mile is now a seasonal, self‑guided tour. We’re pausing operations for Dallas’s brief winter break. The app will be unavailable starting September 30, 2021, but we’ll return on National Margarita Day, February 22, 2022—with a fresh celebration. Learn more. In 1971, restaurateur Mariano Martinez pioneered the first frozen‑margarita machine, cementing Dallas as the “Official Home of the Frozen Margarita.” Today, the city’s vibrant bar scene offers a curated selectio

The AT&T Byron Nelson golf tournament will make its Dallas debut on May 14. To celebrate its 50th anniversary, thousands of cheering fans will embark on the brand-new Trinity Forest Golf Club to welcome their favorite PGA Tour pros at this years tournament. As any golfer will tell you, scouting the course prior to your arrival is key. The brand-new Trinity Forest Golf Club resembles many of the classic courses that were established in Great Britain, featuring a links-style course that plays as b

Discover a curated list of Dallas experiences that’ll make you feel as esteemed as royalty.   Raise those pinkies! Go for afternoon tea The tea service at The Adolphus mirrors the hotel’s recent renovation, offering a selection of a la carte teas, scones, finger sandwiches, tea cakes, and other sweets, all paired with a classic cup of Earl Grey. At The Joule, tea is served in the Taschen Library, a curated collection of coffee‑table books. The service features colorful china, a seasonal men

Stroll along Old Denton Road in Carrollton and discover a vibrant corridor of authentic Asian eateries and specialty shops. Spend an afternoon sampling Korean, Japanese, and other regional flavors. 1. 85 °C Bakery Cafe This Taiwanese coffee shop and self‑serve bakery is a haven for pastries and premium coffee. Choose from more than 50 hourly‑baked sweet and savory treats, all crafted by in‑house chefs. The shop’s name comes from its signature brew, served at 85 °C (185 °F) to unlock the full

Summer is the perfect time to unwind and explore new destinations. Whether you’re traveling with family, friends, or solo, Dallas offers a vibrant mix of attractions and experiences that promise a memorable summer escape.   For the family Dallas boasts a range of family‑friendly museums and activities that cater to all ages. A Dallas CityPASS grants access to top attractions such as the Perot Museum of Nature & Science, Dallas Zoo, Reunion Tower, and more. If your family is seeking adventur

Important update: The Margarita Mile app will pause operations starting September 30, 2021 for a brief winter break. It will relaunch on National Margarita Day, February 22, 2022, and will feature a full‑blown celebration. Learn more. The Margarita Mile transforms Dallas into a premier destination for cocktail enthusiasts. Curated by local mixology experts, the app guides you through a rotating selection of the city’s finest margaritas—each spot hand‑picked for flavor, atmosphere, and authentici

The LondonerFor die‑hard soccer fans, The Londoner – a classic British pub just north of Dallas in Addison – offers an authentic atmosphere for every World Cup match over the next four weeks. With plenty of TVs and traditional British fare such as fish and chips, paired with a wide tap selection, the venue is a perfect spot to don your favorite team’s jersey and cheer the crowd on.The DublinerLocated in Lower Greenville, The Dubliner broadcasts all major matches. Arrive early to secure a prime s

Dallas may feel like a furnace, but with the right plans you can stay cool and entertained all summer long. Cool off Take a trip to Steel City Pops for a refreshing popsicle—choose fruity options like cucumber‑lime or strawberry lemonade, or creamy treats such as coconut or piña colada. They’re located on Lower Greenville or pop up at Klyde Warren Park. Beat the heat with an ice‑cold beer. Dallas boasts a thriving craft‑brewery scene, including Peticolas in the Design District and White Rock Al

Andrew Chen, a Texas native, seasoned traveler, and passionate foodie, turns childhood memories of Taipei night markets into authentic Taiwanese street cuisine. How did Monkey King Noodle Company (MKNC) get started? The idea for MKNC germinated while Andrew worked at Times Ten Cellars in East Dallas. He and a cousin envisioned a bar, which evolved into a food concept featuring beloved Taiwanese street fare served from a food truck. Where did the name Monkey King come from? Andrew chose “Monkey

On June 23, the Perot Museum of Nature and Science opened its doors to a new, thrilling experience—Ultimate Dinosaurs—marking the beginning of the museum’s “Summer of the Dinosaur.” Before you and your guests dive into this prehistoric adventure, consider the highlights below: The exhibit showcases seldom‑seen species from South America and Africa, ranging from the diminutive Eoraptor to the colossal Giganotosaurus—an even larger cousin of the T. rex—offering North American visitors a fresh loo

Sprinkles Ice Cream – North Dallas Located next to the original Sprinkles cupcake shop, this spot is a must‑visit for ice cream lovers. The iconic Sprinkles cupcake ATM is a quick detour, but the real treat is inside the shop itself. A popular choice is the shake and cupcake combo: a creamy vanilla‑bean ice cream blended with a red‑velvet cupcake for a sweet, indulgent experience. CoolHaus – Dallas Farmers Market (often at Klyde Warren Park) CoolHaus began as a music‑festival staple, now a perma

On the 50th anniversary of the tragic assassinations of President John F. Kennedy and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., the Sixth Floor Museum in Dallas proudly unveils Rebel Spirits, a temporary exhibition that explores the intertwined paths of two of America’s most iconic leaders. Although their origins were markedly different, Kennedy and King shared a profound commitment to civil rights, poverty alleviation, and opposition to the Vietnam War. Rebel Spirits illuminates these common convictions thro

Planning a getaway? Dallas offers budget‑friendly deals, luxury stays, and stay‑and‑play packages perfect for sun‑seeking travelers. Here are four compelling reasons to book your Dallas adventure today. Book three or more nights in Dallas and receive two free CityPASS tickets (retail value $98) for you and your family. CityPASS grants admission to four of Dallas’s top attractions—including the Dallas Zoo, Sixth Floor Museum, Reunion Tower GeO‑Deck, and more—saving you over $160 in tickets. Lear

From raucous shows at the historic Kessler Theater to the rise of Deep Ellum and every local chart‑topper in between, Dallas’s musical heritage demonstrates how the city has grown alongside pioneering, inventive artists. While the city’s early years were steeped in blues and its legendary figures, Dallas has always welcomed a wide spectrum of talent. Dallas’s cultural DNA naturally supports diverse genres—from soulful blues to country, punk, and beyond—showcasing the city’s adaptability, versati

Located in Dallas’ upscale Harwood District, the Ann & Gabriel Barbier‑Mueller Museum: The Samurai Collection has been a permanent home for authentic Japanese samurai armor since 2012. Background & International Exposure Swiss‑born Gabriel Barbier‑Mueller, a graduate of SMU, serves as CEO and founder of Harwood International, a global real‑estate development firm headquartered in Dallas. Drawing on a family legacy of art collecting, he has curated over 1,000 samurai artifacts in a 25‑year journe

1. Celebrate Texas Innovation. The 2018 Texas State Fair’s theme spotlights homegrown ingenuity. The Hall of State’s “Celebrating Texas Innovation” exhibit offers an in‑depth look at the state’s most significant advances across food, medicine, agriculture, art, industry, and science. 2. Explore Home on the Range. Fair favorites Little Hands on the Farm and the Children’s Health Barnyard petting zoo have merged into a larger, family‑friendly experience called Home on the Range. Visitors will stro

Let’s start with the facts: the Trinity River spans 710 mi, making it the longest river entirely within Texas. Originating at the state’s northern tip, it winds southward to the Gulf of Mexico, with four branches that flow into the Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex. Whether you’re an avid hiker, photographer, or foodie, the Trinity River Corridor offers a wealth of experiences that showcase the natural beauty and vibrant culture of the region. 1. Hike the Trinity River Audubon Center – Open daily, thi

Plan the perfect Labor Day escape in Dallas with our expert guide to the city’s top events and attractions. 1. Dive Into the Riverfront Jazz Festival Experience world‑class jazz, blues, R&B, and soul from Aug. 31 to Sept. 2 at the Dallas Convention Center. Enjoy live performances, local vendors, and diverse food stalls. Kick off the celebration with the Opening Night After Party Jam at the Black Academy of Arts & Letters on Aug. 31, followed by downtown hotel parties that keep the rhythm

Dallas comes alive this September, offering a lineup of jazz, contemporary blues, soul, and R&B festivals that celebrate the city’s rich cultural diversity and vibrant music scene. Riverfront Jazz Festival The Riverfront Jazz Festival returns for its second year, presenting three days of world‑class performances over Labor Day weekend. Organized by the Black Academy of Arts and Letters, the lineup features iconic artists such as Erykah Badu, Kenny Latimore, Ryan Waters, Julio Iglesias Jr., a