Activities in Dallas/Ft. Worth
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AT&T Performing Arts Center
The AT&T Performing Arts Center is a 10-arce complex set within the Dallas Arts District. Included in the center is the contemporary, 2,300-seat Ma... More -
Cooper Wellness Program
Dr. Kenneth H. Cooper, who pioneered preventive medicine and literally coined the term "aerobics," created the home base for his Wellness Program i... More -
Dallas Museum of Art
Though the Dallas Museum of Art was established in 1903, the massive 370,000-square-foot location designed by Edward Larrabee Barnes and positioned... More -
Empire Baking Company
In 1992, Robert Ozarow moved from New York to Dallas to work for an investment bank, but two years later he launched Empire Baking Company with his... More -
JFK Assasination Conspiracy Tour
Strange Factor: See Dallas through the eyes of an expert on JFK assassination conspiracy theories. The controversial 90-minute tour (on weekends on... More -
Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth
Tadao Ando’s five glass pavilions form a Modernist trilogy with Louis Kahn’s Kimball Art Museum across the street and Philip Johnson’s Amon Carter ... More -
Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center
Named in honor of Dallas arts supporter Morton H. Meyerson, who donated $10 million toward its erection, the stunning Symphony Center is located in... More -
Nasher Sculpture Center
Situated in the heart of the Arts District, the Nasher Sculpture Center showcases what was once the private collection of Raymond and Patsy Nasher.... More -
Texas State Fair
Every year, just two miles East of downtown Dallas, Fair Park hosts one of the largest state fairs in the United States, a Texas-sized affair that ... More
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