Things To Do in Dallas - September 14-20

1. Hector Sifuentes and Friends Comedy Show

Sept. 19 | Latino Cultural Center | Free, 7–10 p.m.

Join Hector Sifuentes and friends at the LCC for a free stand-up show at the cantina, held in honor of Hispanic Heritage Month. Ages 18+, with free parking on-site.

2. Noche Mexicana: A Fine Dining Experience

Sept. 15 | Sor Juana Botanero | $160, 7–9 p.m.

Sor Juana hosts an intimate five-course dinner celebrating Mexican independence, with Chef Alexis of XO Racies leading the kitchen and Makinche pairing five cocktails to the menu. Expect live music, warm hospitality, and a few surprises — come dressed for the occasion.

3. WWE Superstar Meet & Greet

Sept. 14 | Netflix House Dallas | 5–10 p.m.

Channel your inner WWE Superstar! Line up starting at 5 p.m. for a chance to be among the first 100 fans to meet Fallon Henley, Jacy Jayne, and Lainey Reid, then stick around for a 7–9 p.m. Monday Night Raw watch party at Netflix Bites. Costumes encouraged, hype required (just keep it fully clothed).

4. Las Estrellas de Tejas at Reunion Tower

Sept. 16 | Reunion Tower GeO-Deck | Included with admission, 7–8 p.m.

Celebrate Mexico's Independence Day at the top of Dallas as Las Estrellas de Tejas ballet folklórico brings vibrant costumes and traditional music to the GeO-Deck, 470 feet above the city, in honor of Hispanic Heritage Month.

5. 11th Annual Momentum Live! Benefitting Café Momentum

Sept. 17 (North Texas Giving Day) | Café Momentum, 1510 Pacific Ave.

Café Momentum's biggest night of the year returns alongside North Texas Giving Day, celebrating over a decade of transforming young lives through the restaurant's paid internship program for justice-involved youth. Expect dinner, live entertainment, and a chance to support the next generation of Café Momentum interns.

6. Art Babies: Baby Blooms

Sept. 14 | Dallas Museum of Art | $10, sessions at 10 a.m., 11 a.m., and 12 p.m

A sensory-friendly art program designed for infants and toddlers, pairing gentle movement and exploration with the DMA's collection — a sweet first-museum outing for the littlest visitors.

7. 'til Midnight at the Nasher

Sept. 18 | Nasher Sculpture Center | Free, 6 p.m.–midnight

The Nasher's free monthly concert-and-film series returns to the outdoor sculpture garden, presented this season with KXT, featuring live music, a film screening, and after-hours access to the galleries. Held the third Friday of the month through October.

8. Sound Bath Meditation

Sept. 16 | The Spa at The Joule | From $100, 8:00 p.m.

Step into stillness with a calming, candlelit sound bath meditation held in The Spa at The Joule's subterranean space. Guests are seated around the Vitality Pool, surrounded by candlelight, for an intimate session combining sound, vibration, and guided meditation. Led by Veronica Torres Hazley of V12 Yoga and Workplace Fit Co., a 17-year veteran of the local wellness scene. Check in at The Spa front desk.

9. Country Dance Competition

Sept. 17 | The Round-Up Saloon and Dance Hall | Free cover, 8 p.m.; 21+

Saddle up and ready for another great country dance competition celebrating Pride in Dallas! Dallas Does Dance leads the festivities with Progressive Two Step and Line Dance contests and bring your friends for a great time in the gayborhood. Registration is $5 per dancer per event, with 100% of proceeds donated to Pride in Dallas. Free parking, free cover, and a smoking/vaping patio area; no large bags or purses.

10. Autumn at the Arboretum

Sept. 19-Nov. 1 | Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden | $21.95 adults Mon–Thu, $25.95 Fri–Sun (children less); members free

Dallas's beloved fall tradition returns as the gardens fill with more than 100,000 pumpkins, gourds, and squash. This year's Pumpkin Village takes on a "Harvest Hues" theme, reimagining the display through the lens of modern and contemporary artists like Basquiat, Rothko, Bourgeois, Mondrian, Escher, and Pollock. Don't miss the Member Preview on Sept. 18 or the Pumpkins and Pints evening event on Oct. 2.

Check back next week for more of the best things to do in Dallas, because there's always something new to discover in Dallas.