Things To Do in Dallas - March 30-April 5

1. Bad Bunny Pool Party a Waterproof

Saturday, April 4
Waterproof at The Statler

Celebrate Easter weekend with elevated rooftop vibes at Waterproof at The Statler. Guest can enjoy music, poolside lounging, and a playful Easter egg hunt with food and drink prizes. With a vibrant atmosphere and stylish setting, it’s the perfect way to celebrate the season in the heart of Dallas.

2. Ragtime

Now-April 19
Dee & Charles Wyly Theatre

Watch Ragtime at the Dee and Charles Wyly Theatre featuring a Tony Award-winning score as this iconic musical brings to life the intertwined stories of three families from different walks of life, each chasing the American Dream. Based on the acclaimed novel by E. L. Doctorow, Ragtime is a moving and powerful portrait of hope and change in a transformative era of American history.

3. ​​Easter Egg Hunt​

April 3-4
Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden

Celebrate the season at a Member Exclusive Easter Egg Hunt at the Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden. Families are invited to gather their little ones for a morning of springtime fun, with an egg hunt in the Jonsson Color Garden, a delicious boxed breakfast, and festive photo opportunities with the Easter Bunny.

4. Hilton Anatole Easter Egg Hunt

Saturday, April 4
Hilton Anatole Dallas

Celebrate Easter in a big way at the Hilton Anatole, this family-friendly event features one of Downtown Dallas’ largest egg hunts, set in the hotel’s Sculpture Garden. Enjoy timed egg hunts by age group, along with face painting, a balloon artist, train rides, and a special visit from the Easter Bunny. Keep an eye out for four Golden Eggs, each hiding exciting prizes like a Family Suite stay, a weekend experience with access to Topgolf Swing Suite and JadeWaters, or a curated cabana weekend.

5. Easter Weekend at the Dallas Farmers Market

Saturday, April 4
Dallas Farmers Market

Celebrate Easter Weekend at the Dallas Farmers Market, a festive two-day event filled with family-friendly fun, live entertainment, and local shopping. From April 4–5, enjoy an Easter scavenger hunt, kid-friendly activities, and photos with the Easter Bunny, all while exploring fresh seasonal produce and artisan vendors.

6. The Great Egg Hunt at Fair Park

Saturday, April 4
Fair Park

Don’t miss The Great Egg Hunt at Fair Park this event features over 100,000 candy-filled eggs, live music, a kids’ zone, and exciting giveaways.Enter through Gate 6 and make your way to Cotton Bowl Plaza for a day packed with family-friendly fun and festive activities.

7. Ubuntu Market

Sunday, April 5
Pan-African Connection Bookstore Art Gallery and Resource Center

Experience the spirit of community at Ubuntu Market, returning Sunday, April 5 at 1 PM in Dallas. Rooted in the meaning “I am because we are,” this vibrant gathering celebrates culture, connection, and collective energy. Enjoy a live DJ, shop from local vendors, and take part in an interactive drum circle.

8. Midnight in Eden

Saturday, April 4
On The Levee

Enjoy an evening of purpose at Midnight in Eden, a signature masquerade benefiting the LGBTQ Chamber of Commerce Foundation with a night of art, music, and philanthropy. Guests will enjoy culinary creations by Wendy Krispin Caterer, handcrafted cocktails from Goody Goody Liquor, and music perfect for dancing. The evening also features a silent auction, where every bid helps support scholarships and the next generation of leaders.

9. South Asian Night at Dallas Mavericks

Monday, March 30
American Airlines Center

Catch the action as the Dallas Mavericks take on the Minnesota Timberwolves at the American Airlines Center with a special celebration of South Asian Night. This themed game celebrates cultures and communities of South Asia with in-game entertainment, performances, and festive activations throughout the arena.

10. To Be Altered

Now-May 3
Hyphen Space

To Be Altered, a group exhibition co-curated by Joy Reyes and Christina J. Hahn. Featuring five Dallas-based women artists showcasing multimedia exhibition of the beauty of shared experiences and collective identity. Through a dynamic range of mediums, including new media, fiber works, soft sculpture, and collage, the exhibition offers an intimate look at womanhood and the ways we are shaped by our relationships and communities.

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