Whether you're a local looking for something new or a visitor exploring Dallas for the first time, we've got you covered. Every week, we'll round up the best things to see and do across the city. From festivals and food pop-ups to can't-miss hidden gems.
Check back every Monday for your go-to guide to what's happening in Dallas this week.
Now-April 17
African American Museum at Fair Park
The African American Museum presents "Icons of Liberation: King and Mandela", an exhibition that explores the shared leadership values and global impact of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and Nelson Mandela. Through photographs, historical texts, interpretive panels, the exhibition highlights how two leaders, separated by geography and history yet united by ethical leadership, and collective responsibility.
Thursday, January 29
Fearing's at The Ritz-Carlton Dallas
The Cellar opens its doors for Wine Tour of the World, an intimate evening celebrating Texas terroir hosted by Paul Botamer and Miguel Sayago. Enjoy a refined five-course culinary journey as you explore wine from the Texas High Plains and Hill Country, with each course paired to create a seamless conversation between the plate and the glass.
Thursday, January 29
JW Marriott Dallas Arts District
Plant Project Sip & Shop, a pop-up shopping experience with The Plant Project on select Thursdays brings curated selection of plants and accessories to refresh your living space, then stay a while for a with a complimentary JW Marriott elixir or enjoy the signature Daisy mocktail for $10 at the lobby bar.
Saturday, January 31
Dallas Museum of Art
Kick off Black History Month at the Dallas Museum of Art’s Second Annual Black History & Culture Celebration. This all-day, family-friendly event brings the Dallas Arts District to life with artist talks, gallery tours, live music, film screenings, hands-on art-making, and culinary highlights that honor the impact and creativity of the Black community. From drum circles and community workshops to photo ops and a closing performance.
Saturday, January 31
Cotton Bowl Stadium at Fair Park
Kick off the season with Dallas Trinity FC vs. Brooklyn FC at Cotton Bowl Stadium on Saturday, January 31, as Dallas Trinity FC takes the pitch for their first match of the year.
January 30-February 1
Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center
Get on your feet at La Vida Loca, a celebration of the ’90s and 2000s Latin pop explosion curated by DSO Principal Pops Conductor Enrico Lopez-Yañez. Featuring the music of iconic artists like Enrique Iglesias, Gloria Estefan, Santana, and Ricky Martin, the concert comes alive with powerhouse performances by world-renowned vocalists Ender Thomas and Jackie Mendez, alongside multi-GRAMMY® winners José Sibaja on trumpet and Anderson Quintero on percussion.
南达拉斯
Funk Flow is a Dallas-based fitness studio specializing in aerial arts, offering a fun and elevated way to stay active. From Aerial + Yoga to Mat Pilates and sculpt classes, Funk Flow blends strength, flexibility, and creativity into workouts.
Sunday, February 1
Virgin Hotels Dallas
Get ready to celebrate at Galentine’s Drag Brunch at Virgin Hotels Dallas! Hosted by Jenni P, this brunch brings drag performances, exciting prizes, and brunch stations overflowing with delicious bites. Sip on mimosas or buzzy brews while you laugh and cheer with your friends.
Saturday, January 31
Double D's
Double D’s is bringing Saturday Cookout a laid-back day party with throwbacks, old-school jams, easy cocktails, and all the cozy house-party energy. Come and enjoy this Dallas favorite with tacos and sounds by Soulman, plus UNO cards on the table and N64 in the living room.
Wednesday, January 28
Dallas Farmers Market
Visit the Dallas Farmers Market for Music Bingo at The 2nd Tap every Wednesday from 7–9 PM for a fun twist on bingo. Test your music knowledge, win cool prizes, and enjoy wine or beer.
Check back next week for more of the best things to do in Dallas, because there's always something new to discover in Dallas.
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