#Dfw area events this weekend series
#Dfw area events this weekend free

#Dfw area events this weekend series

The final performance in this weekly concert series brings Fleetwood Mac to the Martin Rutchik Concert Stage and Lawn. Cool Concert Series вЂ“ Fleetwood Mac Tribute Where: Nasher Sculpture Center, 2001 Flora Street, DallasДЁ. Plan ahead and reserve a picnic dinner or take advantage of the ready-made snacks and street tacos provided by Wolfgang Puck Catering. Singer-songwriters Doug Burr and Sarah Jaffe will provide the music this month, and Oscar-winner La La Land will be shown at 9 p.m.

#Dfw area events this weekend free

This free monthly event features an outdoor concert followed by a film screening in the garden of the Nasher Sculpture Center. Where: Fair Park, 1121 First Avenue, Dallas Bring two cans of tuna or chicken to donate to the North Texas Food Bank to receive a $5 refund on your ticket. Kids ten and under are free, and the Family Fun Zone will feature giant inflatables, cooking demonstrations, interactive games, and character meet and greets (the Minions will be making an appearance). New this year is the Live Fire area, which will highlight BBQ, burgers, and beer. Where: Addison Circle Park, 4970 Addison Circle, AddisonДЇeaturing over 250 exhibitors including 60+ restaurants and 20 craft breweries, Taste of Dallas is the cityвЂ™s largest summertime food festival. The meat is the main attraction, but the event also includes live music, a car show, and a kids zone. Your ticket entitles you to all the BBQ you can sample and craft beer to wash it all down. Nothing says summer like a BBQ, and what better way to get the season started than with an epic cook-off? YouвЂ™ll be the beneficiary as 40 teams compete to see whose brisket is best and whose ribs reign supreme. Where: Frisco Commons Park, 8000 McKinney Road, Frisco The first 300 families will get a free goodie bag, so get there early. Bring a nonperishable food item to donate, and get free admission to enjoy the games, bounce house, magic show, and giveaways. For the fourth year in a row, Crosswalk Fellowship is hosting their Summer Kickoff in support of the Frisco Family Service Food Pantry. Head to Frisco Commons Park to get your summer vacation off to a great start while supporting a worthy cause. Best of all, the whole thing is free so Mom and Dad will be smiling too. Little ones will love the petting zoo, face painting, and balloon artist, while the live music and photo booth should keep the teens and tweens happy. Looking for something the whole family can enjoy? Kids of all ages will have a blast at the Uptown Family Fest in the West Village. Where: Klyde Warren Park, 2012 Woodall Rodgers Freeway, Dallas Whether your passion is education or environmentalism, hunger relief or healthcare, the arts or animals, you are sure to find a cause that speaks to you. The event will feature 65 nonprofits as well as live entertainment and interactive volunteer projects. This annual volunteerism festival connects community-minded citizens with the many North Texas charities in need of volunteers. If youвЂ™re looking for a way to make this summer more meaningful, check out Voly in the Park. Where: The Rustic, 3656 Howell Street, Dallas DonвЂ™t miss the chance to see him in this intimate venue. The eveningвЂ™s headlining act is Ryan Cauthen, an up-and-coming country musician who has opened for Willie Nelson and Ryan Bingham. Entrance is free as long as you RSVP in advance so you can save your money for an order of cactus fritters and one of the more than 30 local craft beers on draft. Whether youвЂ™re looking for an afternoon of family fun or planning an evening out with adults only, DFW has plenty of activities to keep your weekends interesting.Д¬ut out of work a bit early, and head to the Rustic for live music, yard games, and prizes. Looking for BBQ? Here's an extensive review of local BBQ places mainly in Dallas.ItвЂ™s been hot in DFW for a while, but summer officially kicks off this month, and itвЂ™s time to start filling the schedule with BBQs, picnics, and outdoor concerts. Name calling, extreme or blatant uses of racist, misogynist/misandristic, homophobic language, or usage of slurs will get you banned. Don't troll, threaten or otherwise be a nuisance. Normal reddiquette applies, further, be excellent to each other. Please make an effort to search through previous submissions in /r/Dallas, /r/FortWorth (or even google) to see if your question has been asked before. We're currently looking for moderation help as well. Places to live, or not live, where to find the best barbecue, chili, commuting route, tailor, dry cleaners, etc. This is a place where anyone can come ask questions about pretty much anything in the Dallas - Fort Worth area.