Free Things To Do in Dallas (and Beyond) This Weekend
Can you even call yourself a Texan if you can’t line dance? Learn for free this weekend.
Can you even call yourself a Texan if you can’t line dance? Learn for free this weekend.
At least, most of them. But we can’t vouch for that one guy…
A suburban misfit turned boredom, thrift store hunts and an M83 album cover into a blueprint for global coolness.
Put your money where your hashtags are this Black History Month and beyond and support Black-owned businesses in Dallas.
If this week’s list of events has anything, it’s seated performances.
And Dallas practically led the pack.
Within spitting distance from It’ll Do Club, the treasure trove is open until 2 a.m. on Sundays.
Are you more lovelorn and scorned this Valentine’s Day? A North Texas cat rescue with plenty of litter boxes might help.
Fridays are for the girls. Or at least this Friday is.
Somehow, improv in front of an audience of strangers is less daunting than dating in this city.
Dallas influencer Theresa Rowley both found and lost international love over Instagram direct message. At least one of her flights to her Irish boyfriend was sponsored.
The June Pride Parade, not the September one.
‘Just wait it out? It’s not like my landlord is waiting it out.’
From Universal Kids Resort to World Cup fever at the Perot, discover the biggest family adventures hitting the Dallas area in 2026.
If you’re planning to throw a party in North Texas, cancel that invitation to Bella Hadid.
A record-breaking roller coaster, a new kid’s theme park and a 20,000-capacity amphitheater, oh my!
Your favorite third space doesn’t have to require sticky floors and a hangover. Here are nine spots in the city that offer a different kind of fun.
The city’s request for an exception to Gov. Greg Abbott’s order requiring the removal of the rainbow crosswalks has been denied.
From historic landmarks to vibrant community events, Dallas continues to honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s enduring legacy.
From 185 years of Dallas grit to the shimmering legacy of Fountain Place, discover the milestones shaping our city’s past, present and future in 2026.
The Dallas-based organization cultivates community and challenges the misconception that Africa cannot be queer.
The best gifts for the holidays might actually be hidden gems at our favorite thrift and vintage shops.