Things To Do in Dallas - March 16-22

1. Spring Break at Reunion Tower's GeO-Deck

March 16-21
GeO-Deck at the Reunion Tower

Spring Break at the GeO-Deck at Reunion Tower takes family fun to new heights from March 16–21. Enjoy special activities included with general admission, from magic shows to hands-on arts and crafts throughout the week. Kids and adults can also explore interactive touch screens, high-definition viewing cameras, and the indoor-outdoor observation deck for incredible panoramic views of Dallas.

2. Harwood Arm's 6th Annual St. Patrick's Day Pub Party

Tuesday, March 17
Harwood Arms

Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day at the 6th Annual Pub Party at Harwood Arms. Enjoy an evening with a traditional bagpiper performance at 5:30 PM, followed by live music starting at 6 PM, plus green beer and St. Patrick’s Day food and drink specials.

3. Late Night at the Museum

Friday, March 17
Dallas Museum of Art

Experience art after dark at Late Night at the Museum at the Dallas Museum of Art. This after-hours event features live music, curated cocktails, gallery tours, and hands-on art experiences while exploring exhibitions like International Surrealism and Constellations: Contemporary Jewelry. Guests can enjoy DJ sets, acoustic performances, interactive art making, and special workshops throughout the night.

4. Movies in the Park: Zootopia 2

Saturday, March 21
Klyde Warren Park

Enjoy a free family-friendly movie night at Klyde Warren Park with Zootopia 2. Bring a blanket, grab your favorite snacks, and settle in on the lawn as the park transforms into an outdoor theater for a fun evening in the heart of Dallas.

5. Dallas Art Book Fair

March 21-22
Dallas Contemporary

Explore the world of independent publishing at Dallas Art Book Fair 2026, a two-day celebration of print culture featuring artists, presses, publishers, galleries, and bookstores from around the world. Held at Dallas Contemporary, this free event invites visitors to browse unique art books, connect with creatives, and experience art and publishing.

6. A Beautiful Noise: The Neil Diamond Musical

Now-March 22
Music Hall at Fair Park

Experience the journey of a music legend with A Beautiful Noise: The Neil Diamond Musical, created in collaboration with Neil Diamond himself. This musical memoir traces how a kid from Brooklyn became one of America’s greatest hitmakers, featuring beloved songs like “Sweet Caroline,” “America,” and “Forever in Blue Jeans.” With more than 120 million albums sold and honors including the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Songwriters Hall of Fame, Neil Diamond’s remarkable story comes to life at the Music Hall at Fair Park.

7. Los Mavs Night

Saturday, March 21
American Airlines Center

Celebrate Latino culture and basketball at Los Mavs Night as the Dallas Mavericks take on the Los Angeles Clippers. The evening kicks off with a lively pre-game Plaza Party starting at 5:00 PM, featuring delicious food, cultural celebrations, and a special halftime performance by Los Pescadores Del Rio Conchos.

8. Dallas Soul Food Festival

Sunday, March 22
Lofty Spaces

Dallas Soul Food Festival, where more than 30 food vendors from Dallas, Houston, Kansas, Arkansas, and beyond come together to serve up soul food favorites. Enjoy dishes like pork chops, oxtails, candied yams, greens, along with tacos and vegan options. The festival also features local small business vendors offering clothing, jewelry, body products, and more for a day of shopping.

9. Dart Techno Train

Saturday, March 21
Dallas

Hop aboard the Dallas Area Rapid Transit Techno Train for a ride to the game. Ride the Orange Line from Parker Road Station to Victory Station and enjoy an onboard DJ battle featuring DJ Sober vs. DJ Blackbeard.

10. OT7 Dallas 2026

March 21-April
Dallas College Mountain View Campus

Experience the future of football at OT7, the high-energy, helmet-off football league from Overtime, coming to the Dallas College Mountain View Campus. Watch more than 500 of the nation’s best high school players, as they compete on the national stage.

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