John F. Kennedy Trolley Tour Review: A Moving Ride Through Dallas History
Some of the most powerful stories in American history happened right on the streets of Dallas, and the original John F. Kennedy Trolley Tour takes...
Month : October 2026
Pumpkins and Pints: Five Themed Fall Nights at the Dallas Arboretum
Fall nights in Dallas just got tastier. The Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden is hosting Pumpkins and Pints, a series of five themed evening gatherings...
Autumn at the Arboretum: 100,000 Pumpkins Turn Dallas Into a Living Canvas
Fall in Dallas smells like pumpkin spice — and lots of it! Autumn at the Arboretum is in full swing at the Dallas Arboretum and...
Come Hungry, Leave Happy: The State Fair of Texas Unveils Its 2026 New Foods
The State Fair of Texas is officially open — and it just gave everyone the best excuse to show up hungry. The Fair, running September...
The March of the Triceratops: A World-First Dino Herd Heads to Dallas in Summer 2027
The Perot Museum of Nature and Science is about to become a dinosaur destination like no other. The museum has just announced it will be...
The Great Create 2026: A Family Art Party in the Nasher Sculpture Garden
One of Dallas’s happiest family traditions is back. The Nasher Sculpture Center has announced the 2026 edition of The Great Create, its annual celebration that...
Over Two Million Lights: Dallas Zoo Lights Returns November 13 Through January 3
One of Dallas’s most beloved holiday traditions is back! Dallas Zoo Lights returns for select nights from November 13 through January 3, transforming the zoo...
The Nasher Shines a Light on Women Artists in Bold New Exhibition
Art lovers, get ready for a vibrant new reason to visit the Dallas Arts District! The Nasher Sculpture Center has just announced Open Form: Women...
Perot Museum’s “Night at the Museum” Gala Returns to Dallas on November 14
An evening of wonder, curiosity, and community is coming to Dallas this fall: the Perot Museum of Nature and Science announced that its signature fundraising...
