EXPLORE LIKE A NATIVE
Whether you’re a culture enthusiast, a foodie on the prowl for tantalizing tastes, or an outdoor explorer craving the embrace of nature, Dallas has something to captivate every soul. So, buckle up and get ready to dive into a whirlwind of excitement as we unveil the must-do activities in and around Dallas for the upcoming week!
Memorial Day Family Fun Weekend
Saturday, May 25th
Spend the holiday weekend at the Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden during Memorial Day Family Fun Weekend, presented by Primrose Schools in Dallas-Fort Worth. Stroll through the garden with 65,000 new, vibrant and colorful summer plantings including elephant ears, birds of paradise, and bromeliads.
Weekend activities include the following:
•Children can pop bubbles and interact with farm animals at the Country Critters petting zoo.
•Enjoy peaceful piano performances at Jeanne’s Pavilion.
•Listen to music at the Martin Rutchik Concert Lawn and Stage, and bring a picnic or purchase food.
•Tour the historic DeGolyer House.
•Visit A Tasteful Place for complimentary tastings the entire weekend.
During Memorial Day Family Fun Weekend, admission to the Rory Meyers Children’s Adventure Garden is free with paid general garden admission thanks to a generous gift from the Kelley Family.
Happily Ever Sip & Shop Vendor Market
Sunday, May 26th, from 12:00PM-5:00PM
Join us on Sunday, May 26th as we host the Happily Ever Sip & Shop Local Vendor Market. Grab your crew and head on out to the brewery from 12-5pm for a local, fun market!
– Local Texas beer
– Restaurants on site
– Permanent jewelry
– Family & dog friendly
– Handcrafted items
– Unique finds
– Lawn games
-And more
Free to attend | Free parking is available | Dog & kid friendly
Galleria Blooms
Wednesday, May 22nd
Calling all MovieHeads! Get ready for eight days of film and fun with fellow aficionados at DIFF 2024, the 18th annual Dallas International Film Festival!
The Dallas International Film Festival doesn’t just screen the best narrative and documentary features and short films from across the globe . . . The interaction between story tellers, audiences and the Texas community