Things To Do in Dallas - June 8-14

1. FIFA Fan Festival™ Dallas

June 11-19
Fair Park

Experience FIFA Fan Festival™ Dallas as the ultimate free, open‑to‑all home base for World Cup fans, where Fair Park transforms into a 1‑million‑square‑foot celebration packed with live match broadcasts, concerts, games, food, and culture from June 11–July 19.

2. Mundial 5K

Sunday, June 14
Hyphen Space

Join the Mundial 5K on Sunday, June 14 at at Hyphen Space for a community run. Walk, jog, or run your way through it, then stick around for matcha, coffee, breakfast bites, music, and good people after the finish line. Bring your jersey and rep your team.

3. El Reventón

Thursday, June 11

Umjetnički okrug Bishop

After Mexico faces South Africa in the FIFA World Cup 2026 opener, Bishop Arts District turns up the volume with El Reventón, the ultimate afterparty for the biggest soccer summer Dallas has ever seen. Head to one of the city's most vibrant neighborhoods to keep the energy going, celebrate with your crew, and let Bishop Arts do what it does best. The match gets it started. El Reventón keeps it going.

4. National Kit Swap with TIFO Market

June 11-12

Four Corners Brewing Co.

The World Cup is in Dallas and TIFO Market is throwing the city the celebration it deserves. On July 11 and 12, the National Kit Swap takes over in partnership with FC Brewing and Kit Market for a two-day event that brings together the best jersey collectors and vendors from across the country. Expect live DJs, food vendors, interactive football installations, multiple screens showing matches, and local brew from FC Brewing all weekend long. Whether you are swapping kits, shopping for your next grail, or just soaking in the World Cup energy, this is how Dallas shows the world it lives the beautiful game.

5. Around the World Soccer Bar Crawl

Saturday, June 13
Harwood District

Get your soccer gear and jersey's ready and celebrate Texas style this Summer! Join Harwood District on Saturday, June 13th to kick off the festivities with an Around The World Soccer Bar Crawl in the Harwood District, as you travel to 7 different bars all representing a different country (playing games on the TVs too)!

6. From Dallas to the World: A Toast to a Summer of Soccer

Saturay, June 13
Crow Museum of Asian Art

The Dallas Arts District is raising a glass to the world's game, and this is one toast you do not want to miss. On the eve of the Japan-Netherlands FIFA World Cup match, the Crow Museum of Asian Art and Japanese restaurant Musume transform Trammell Crow Center Plaza into a festive open-air beer garden for From Dallas to the World: A Toast to a Summer of Soccer. This 21-plus evening brings together six curated two-ounce pours of Japanese beer served at tasting stations throughout the plaza, Japanese-inspired bar snacks, live music, and after-hours access to the museum galleries. For the ultimate upgrade, a limited number of guests can secure a spot at an exclusive omakase tasting led by Musume Executive Chef Yuki, pairing fresh fish with Japanese whisky across six intimate courses alongside stories of his culinary journey from Japan to Dallas. Culture, community, and the spirit of the beautiful game, all in one unforgettable evening in the heart of Dallas.

7. Hip-Hop Orchestra

Sunday, June 14
The Majestic Theatre

Strings, horns, woodwinds and a pianist at a Hip-Hop concert? Add to that a Fierce soul songstress, a party rocking DJ, a fire breathing MC and that is still but a fraction of what you’ll get when you catch The Illharmonic Orchestra in action.

8. Pride in Bloom

Saturday, June 13
Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden

Pride in Bloom is back for another year of music, vendors, and community in one of Dallas’s most beautiful settings. Whether you’re here for the daytime festivities or the evening’s live performances, there’s something for everyone.

9. Juneteenth Jubilee Market

Saturday, June 12
City Park

City Park comes alive with culture, creativity, and community for the Juneteenth Jubilee Market. This vibrant celebration of freedom and heritage brings together artisan vendors, live performances, hands-on demos, delicious food trucks, and short film showings all in one joyful, meaningful gathering. Whether you are honoring the history, discovering incredible local makers, or simply soaking in the energy of one of Dallas' most important celebrations, the Juneteenth Jubilee Market is exactly where you want to be.

10. Nike Soccer Dallas HQ

June 4-July 19
Vanta Athletics

For the duration of the FIFA World Cup 2026, Dallas has a headquarters and it lives on the rooftop of Vanta Athletics. Nike, Vanta, and Soccer.com have teamed up to create the most elevated soccer watching experience in the city, with every match shown on a massive 30-foot LED screen alongside unique activations, one-of-a-kind seating, and food and bar experiences that make this rooftop destination unlike anywhere else in Dallas. Every match, every day of the tournament, right in the heart of downtown with the skyline as your backdrop.

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