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Things To Do
Klyde Warren Park
Take a walk in the city’s coolest new urban green space. This 5.2-acre public park sits over a major freeway. There’s always something to do here. Check out one of the several food trucks lined up along the street, grab a book from the library, or just soak in the sun. If you plan ahead, take a look at the things going on this weekend to see if there are any special events happening there beyond the usual dancing, yoga or workout classes you'll find. https://www.klydewarrenpark.org/Things-To-Do/index.html
Dallas Museum of Art
Across the street from Klyde Warren Park, you’ll find the Dallas Museum of Art. General admission here is free, but the special exhibits will cost you. While you roam the halls of the museum, you’ll feel like you’re traveling the globe as it takes you across continents and time periods. https://dma.org/
Trinity Groves
Whatever your favorite type of food is, you can probably find it at Trinity Groves. Mexican, Asian, Italian, barbecue, vegan, seafood, Mediterranean, tapas? It’s all there in our downtown business district's restaurant hub. https://www.trinitygroves.com/
White Rock Lake
From runners to bikers to casual park-goers, more than 1 million people visit this lake every year. It’s 9 miles all the way around, and you’ll always find something to do here. If biking isn’t your thing, go for a walk. Or rent a paddleboard or canoe and float around the lake. http://www.whiterockdallas.org/
Nasher Sculpture Center
With sculptures inside and outside, this gorgeous space was designed by the Italian architect Renzo Piano. The Nasher features more than 300 features made by the hands of Picasso, Matisse, Rodin, and more. http://www.nashersculpturecenter.org/
Lower Greenville
f you’re looking something that’s not too much of a party scene but also not completely dull either, Lower Greenville is the perfect balance of the two. Some fun places here include: Sundown at Granada, HG Supply Co, and Libertine Bar. https://www.visitdallas.com/things-to-do/dallas-neighborhoods/east-dallas/lower-greenville-avenue.html
Deep Ellum
This area is one of the coolest places to spend a weekend. Go from a rooftop bar like Stirr with a great view of the skyline to a speakeasy like Truth & Alibi to dancing to salsa music at Cafe Salsera and end up at a Louie Louie's piano bar all in one night. Anything goes in Deep Ellum. http://deepellumtexas.com/
Bishop Arts District
Explore this neighborhood to find new artist shops, restaurants, and bars. You’ll find amazing places to eat like Dallas Grilled Cheese Co and Lockhart Smokehouse BBQ, neat places to shop like Opportunity Market, and tons of places to take pictures. http://www.bishopartsdistrict.com/shops-and-services
Six Flags
Six Flags Dallas is a destination all its own. Ride the classic roller coasters like the Texas Giant and the Titan. Then work your way over to the new Harley Quinn Spinsanity and The Joker. https://www.sixflags.com/overtexas