I came here last month to attend a Christian women's conference named Share The Arrows. The venue…read moreis big and get a bit chilly indoors. The employees were helpful and friendly during the process to get into the event center and to find my seats. Share the Arrows was a beautiful, uplifting and inspriring experience. The praise and worship by Francesca Battistelli was beautiful. I am so grateful I was able to attend and my friend had a wonderful time as well. The attendees were some of the kindest people I have met. We enjoyed getting to meet women from all over America. I love that this event had numerous panels ranging from apologetics to motherhood. There were plenty of vendors throughout the venue. We enjoyed getting to talk to the various business owners and purchased a couple of items. I look forward to attending Share the Arrows next year.

Went here for the first time to see a concert. Really liked how the parking garage is right across…read morethe entrance and is free. They're also employees directing traffic, although they weren't the best, it was nice to have someone there help out with all the pedestrians crossing. We got to park pretty easily in about 5 to 10 minutes so it wasn't too much of a weight. The venue itself is pretty small usually just like 100 sections and then the floor as well as a few box suites right above the 100 sections. So it felt like a pretty intimate venue. We have floor tickets so it was pretty crowded, but also people were pretty respectful. We kind of stood towards the back. The audio was pretty good overall and I really like how they had to really large video screens on the left and right side above the stage. The employees were pretty efficient and nice overall too. Didn't end up buying any drinks or food since it was a pretty late concert and the prices were kind of pricey We left pretty early so that we wouldn't have to fight the parking garage traffic, anyway we left in the middle of the second to last song. Definitely would recommend this as we were out of the garage in less than two minutes.

This place blew my mind mind. There is so much to see and…read morelearn. Love the library and library area. love the little gift shop, super cute items to purchase. Love that the security educates you and encourages you by visiting, the many More art pieces along the buildings close by to the museum. Would definitely encourage you to come here and take a stroll and learn something new.

One of my favorite Dallas museums. Incredible collection of Japanese samurai armor and artifacts,…read morefeaturing suits of armor, helmets, masks, and weapons from the 5th to 19th centuries. The Samurai Collection in Dallas is one of the largest of its kind in the world. Highlights include: - Intricate suits of armor, helmets, and masks. - Horse armor and weaponry, including katanas and even early European-style pistols used by samurai. - Informative plaques (in English and Spanish), films on iron production, and a study area/library with relevant books for deeper learning. Well worth a visit!

Went to Toyota Stadium for an FC Dallas game and had a great experience. One thing I really liked…read morewas that there's plenty of parking available around the stadium, which made getting in and out pretty easy. The food inside was good, although the options were a little limited when I went since they're currently doing construction to add more seats and shaded areas. Even with that going on, the stadium still has a great vibe. It's a smaller, more intimate stadium. I'm excited to come back and see how everything looks once the renovations are finished!

comfortable seating, fun stadium, lots of variety for food options. I enjoyed my visit to to this…read morestadium, watched a good soccer game.

Maybe I am biased, since the crafts and festivals in San Francisco actually sell things you want to…read morebuy, but this wasn't that. It was lots of junky crafts and a few (non-crowded) food stalls - All packed together in an alley for only about 4 blocks. I went with 2 friends, the only thing one of us actually purchased was a sticker. I suppose the good news is that parking was pretty easy and it is only 1x per year. Hard pass.

Great venue, great weather, great people watching and some great artist out there…read more Not many mask wearer's if that is a concern but we got there early so it was not a problem. Hope things continue to get better because we miss these type of events. Great job Deep Ellum

One of the best free events in Dallas held on a Thursday night It's one of the only places you…read morecould bring your children and dogs to a dance party and not get looks. It's not a great idea to mark a spot with blankets too close to the stage the crowd will move you back it's almost like a rave with people dancing, spinning hula hoops n what not. Check them out on Instagram fir scheduled dates tons of fun especially cause the park sells beer.

Gather your family, dog and a pick nick blanket cause this just may be the best thing you can do…read morefor free on a Thursday night (last Thursday of every month). Decks in the park is 3 or 4 DJs playing at the Klyde Warren Park, full set up. Stage, lights, loud music, and great atmosphere; the park completely transforms to a family club. It's another great event the park has available. The DJs start to play at 7, people arrive early to claim a spot on the lawn. While it always seems like a good idea to be in the front, I would recommend to claim a spot towards the middle or back of the lawn. At around 9ish it will be packed, the sun goes down and the crowd starts dancing. At this time people at the front will kinda get pushed out of the way. Plus, the music can get a little loud. You'll be a lot more comfortable and have a view a little further back anyways. I hope they can continue to have this event, it's pretty sweet!

Dallas has a great Arts District. In just a few blocks of downtown, there are several museums (DMA,…read moreCrow, Nasher), performance halls (Meyerson, Winspear, Moody), and more. If you're exploring the area, Green Family Art Foundation should be on your itinerary. Although its a newer organization (founded in 2021), this non-profit art foundation is already making a huge name for itself in Dallas and beyond. It hosts three exhibits per year in its gallery and makes grants to museums for the benefit of and to educate others about contemporary artists and their work. I stopped by this past Saturday after a visit to the DMA. I was devasted to miss a past exhibit ("A Room Hung with Thoughts: British Painting Now," when I was visiting Dallas last May - I missed the exhibit by one week), so I was determined not to miss their current exhibit when I was back in town last weekend. I made it this time! The foundation's gallery is just a couple of blocks from the DMA and one block from the Nasher and the Crow (include it in your art crawl). It's not large, but it's free to visit, and if their past exhibits are any indication, they'll have some interesting contemporary art on display when you visit. The current exhibit - "Fields of Vision: Dallas Collects" - is open through August 2026, and it was incredible. It brings together artworks acquired by Dallas collectors since 2020. I was welcomed when I walked in and offered a free gallery guide (a very nice booklet, which I took a copy of so that I could look up the artists at home later). Then I was off. There are plenty of interesting pieces in the exhibit, but I was particularly drawn to pieces by Kohshin Finley, Jeffrey Gibson, Jammie Holmes, Danielle McKinney, Ravelle Pillay, Berndnaut Smilde, and Grace Weaver. (I only knew of McKinney and Holmes before my visit.) Stop by when you're next in the area and get inspired by works by artists working today. I'm glad it's made a home in Dallas, and I look forward to my next visit. (Also, follow them on Instagram, for lots of great posts about art and artists!)

This was a cool art exhibit to check out with a lots of awesome exhibits. The rooms were spacious…read morewith lots of room for you to navigate through the rooms. I encourage you to go check out the art.

Location South Dallas-near veterans cemetery…read moreParking Open lots Atmosphere Historic ball park. Many plaques honoring notable graduates moving to MLB. Keep in mind that this is a college venue and the students will be attending and will not have same supervision/manners at a regular field. ( think food throwing and seat jumping) Seating Bucket seats-stadium style. We had great seats but upper left-between home and third also looked good. Service All food offerings-stadium style snacks, hot dogs, brisket sandwiches. Summary Local college baseball venue-beautiful field, awesome score screen, great food, fun night-to focus on the game-sit away from students. The food throwing and seat shuffling was a huge turn off.

Great place to watch a baseball game!…read more Easy access to the ballpark, clearly marked seats, plenty of options to see the field. Concourse has great concession options at fair prices. Looking for some DBU swag, stop by the Patriot Locker and get something to show your support. Clean stadium, wholesome atmosphere, great fun for the whole family.

The exhibition showed the breadth of what energy art is able to express concepts and their…read moredepictions. Everything you view here holds a vibration. I enjoyed viewing and yes of course DJ spinning, food and booze enhances the evening. Exciting opening night! Check it out if you are in the Design Dist. then go converse about it minutes away @ Chino Chinatown while enjoying some cocktails (that's how I rolled last night) coming back with my checkbook