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Hey, DFW listeners, grab your boots and get ready for an action-packed week in Dallas-Fort Worth starting today, Wednesday, April 15th! Tonight, kick things off with the powerhouse Tedeschi Trucks Band joined by Molly Tuttle at 7 PM in Will Rogers Auditorium—expect soulful jams and bluegrass fire that’ll have you dancing all night, according to Fort Worth Events. Right after, catch the sizzling Broadway hit Some Like It Hot at 7:30 PM in Bass Performance Hall, a glamorous musical packed with jazz, romance, and non-stop laughs straight from the golden age of Hollywood.

Swing into Thursday, April 16th, with the NCAA Women’s Gymnastics Championship kicking off at 3:30 AM—all sessions pass available at Dickies Arena, where top college athletes flip, twist, and soar for national glory. Rodeo fans, don’t miss the PBR Stockyards Showcase at 7:30 PM in Cowtown Coliseum, featuring bull-riding thrills and cowboy showdowns in the heart of the Stockyards. Rock out later with Saliva at 8 PM in Tannahill’s Music Hall for high-energy anthems that defined the early 2000s.

Friday, April 17th heats up with Texas Arlington Mavericks baseball versus Sacramento State Hornets at 6 PM in Clay Gould Ball Park—perfect for cheering under the lights. Then, the Stockyards Championship Rodeo roars at 7:30 PM in Cowtown Coliseum, blending bronc busting, roping, and Texas pride. Cap the night with Everclear at 10 PM in Billy Bob’s, delivering ’90s nostalgia hits like “Wonderwall” covers and crowd-pleasing rock.

Saturday, April 18th explodes with the Syndicate Smokedown and Music Festival starting early in the Fort Worth Stockyards at 500 NE 23rd Street—think mouthwatering BBQ battles, live tunes, and smoky showdowns. More Mavericks baseball at 2 PM in Clay Gould Ball Park, followed by the NCAA Women’s Gymnastics Championship Finals at 3 PM in Dickies Arena. Art lovers, head to the Dallas Art Fair from April 16th through 19th for modern masterpieces from top galleries, as highlighted by Visit Dallas.

Wrapping the weekend, hit Improv Comedy Club in Arlington on Sunday, April 19th at 7 PM for gut-busting laughs, and keep an eye on Texas Rangers games ramping up soon at Globe Life Field. From rodeos to flips and festivals, DFW’s buzzing—get out there and make memories!

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Hey listeners, welcome to your ultimate guide for what's popping in Dallas-Fort Worth this Sunday, April 12, and straight through the week and weekend. Today kicks off with high-energy action at Dickies Arena, where the FEI World Cup Session 9 jumps into equestrian thrills at 11:30 AM, perfect for horse lovers craving world-class competition. Head over to Lupton Stadium at 1 PM for TCU Horned Frogs baseball facing off against the Arizona Wildcats—grab those purple pom-poms and cheer under the Texas sun. Families, Flip Circus at North East Mall in Hurst has shows at 1 PM and 4 PM, delivering acrobatic flips and clownish chaos that'll have kids giggling all afternoon.

In the Stockyards, Ultimate Bullfighters roar into Cowtown Coliseum at 1:30 PM, a wild showdown of man versus beast that's pure adrenaline. Catch The SpongeBob Musical at Casa Mañana at 3 PM, where Bikini Bottom comes alive with catchy tunes and undersea antics for all ages. Comedy fans, Extreme Dwarfanators Wrestling slams into Texas Double Deuce at 5 PM, and Kerwin Claiborne brings the laughs at Hyena's Comedy Nightclub starting at 6 PM.

Tea lovers, Tea Around Town Dallas runs from 8 AM to 10 PM today, turning the city into a strolling tea party with sips at spots across DFW. Fort Worth also launches Architecture Week today through April 18, spotlighting stunning buildings with tours and exhibits—check out the Stockyards for historic vibes.

Monday's a breather, but Tuesday heats up with TCU Horned Frogs hosting Tarleton State Texans baseball at Lupton Stadium at 6 PM, and Some Like It Hot swings into Bass Performance Hall at 7:30 PM, a jazzy Broadway blast of romance and rhythm. Keep the party going midweek with Butterflies in the Garden at Fort Worth Botanic Garden, fluttering through April 30 for a serene spring escape amid vivid wings and blooms.

Weekend warriors, Dallas Reggae Festival rocks April 11-12 with Caribbean beats, food, and crafts promoting unity through music, as noted by Visit Dallas. Billy Bob's Texas keeps the live tunes rolling, and theater buffs can snag seats for Kinky Boots or Ragtime in Dallas venues. Spring markets buzz at Dallas Farmers Market all week with skyline views, eats, and shopping.

Whether you're into sports, shows, or serene strolls, DFW's delivering non-stop fun—get out there and make memories!

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Hey, DFW listeners, grab your boots and get ready for an action-packed weekend in Dallas-Fort Worth because today, Saturday, April 11th, is buzzing with world-class thrills from the FEI World Cup at Dickies Arena. Kick things off at noon with Session 7 of this elite equestrian showdown, then catch Session 8 at 6 PM tonight for jaw-dropping jumps and rider precision thatll have you on the edge of your seat, according to the Fort Worth events calendar.

Horsepower meets heart-pounding baseball as TCU Horned Frogs take on the Arizona Wildcats at Lupton Stadium. Todays 2 PM game is your chance to cheer under the Texas sun, with another matchup tomorrow at 1 PMperfect for family tailgates and purple pride.

Saddle up for the Stockyards Championship Rodeo at Cowtown Coliseum, starting at 1:30 PM today and again at 7:30 PM. Watch cowboys rope, ride, and wrestle steers in true Fort Worth fashion, as listed on Ticketmaster and local event guides. Its the Wild West alive and kicking!

Dive into fun with The SpongeBob Musical at Casa Maana at 1 PM todaya bubbly, under-the-sea spectacle full of laughs and songs thatll delight kids and nostalgic grown-ups alike. Over in Hurst at North East Mall, Flip Circus dazzles multiple times today at 1 PM, 4 PM, and 7 PM with aerial acrobatics, clown antics, and jaw-dropping stunts that scream family adventure.

Music lovers, head to Arlington Music Hall at 7:30 PM for Windy City, a spot-on tribute to Chicago with horns blazing and hits like 25 or 6 to 4. Keep the night rolling at Hoots Hall with Billie Jo Jones at 8:30 PM, or crank it up at Billy Bobs at 10 PM where Bleu Edmondson and Django Walker bring rowdy Texas country vibes.

Tomorrow, Sunday, wrap the weekend with FEI World Cup Session 9 at 11:30 AM at Dickies Arena, TCU baseball at 1 PM, and Extreme Dwarfanators Wrestling at Cowtown Coliseum at 1:30 PM for over-the-top action. Dont miss Kerwin Claiborne at Hyenas Comedy Night Club at 6 PM for gut-busting laughs.

Throughout the week, keep an eye on Fort Worth Botanic Gardens Butterflies in the Garden exhibit running through April 30th, a fluttering wonderland of live butterflies thats pure spring magic. Dallas side, the Downtown Dallas Arts and Music Festival is brewing creativity and tunes downtown soon.

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Hey listeners, welcome to your ultimate guide for what's popping in Dallas-Fort Worth this Friday through the weekend. Today kicks off with high-energy action at Dickies Arena, where the FEI World Cup dressage continues with Session 4 at 10:30 AM, Session 5 at 1 PM, and the thrilling finale Session 6 at 6:30 PM—perfect for horse lovers craving world-class equestrian vibes, according to fortworth.events.

Baseball fans, head to Lupton Stadium at 6 PM for the TCU Horned Frogs battling the Arizona Wildcats in a Friday night showdown that'll have you cheering from the stands. Over in Hurst at North East Mall, Flip Circus swings in at 7 PM with acrobatic flips and family fun that keeps the crowd gasping. Music picks up too: catch The Kenny Rogers Band at Arlington Music Hall at 7 PM for those classic country tunes, or dive into metal with Dark Tranquillity, Soen, and Persefone at Tannahill's Music Hall and Lounge at the same time. Rodeo enthusiasts won't miss the Stockyards Championship Rodeo at Cowtown Coliseum starting at 7:30 PM, blending bull riding and cowboy flair in the heart of Fort Worth's Stockyards.

Saturday amps it up with Candlelight Concerts hitting Dallas on April 11, featuring Coldplay and Imagine Dragons hits played by strings in an intimate, glowing atmosphere, as resident.com highlights. Families can chase the adrenaline at Flip Circus again in Hurst, while country lovers groove to Jon Wolfe at Billy Bob's Texas at 10 PM tonight if you're staying out late, or Chaser Crouch at Hoots Hall at 8:30 PM for heartfelt twang.

The weekend wraps with more rodeo at Cowtown Coliseum and potential butterfly exhibits or interactive kids' shows like The Questioneers at local spots, per whatsupfortworth.com. Whether you're into sports, music, or circus spectacle, DFW's serving non-stop excitement—grab tickets quick and make memories under these big Texas skies.

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Hey listeners, welcome to your go-to guide for what's buzzing in Dallas-Fort Worth this week. Today, Thursday, April 9th, kick things off with high-energy action at Dickies Arena in Fort Worth, where the FEI World Cup Finals are in full swing. Catch Session 2 at 1:30 PM or Session 3 at 6:15 PM, featuring top equestrian riders from around the globe jumping for glory—it's a thrilling mix of speed, skill, and those majestic horses, according to the FEI World Cup Finals schedule. If you're craving adrenaline elsewhere, head to Cowtown Coliseum at 7:30 PM for the PBR Stockyards Showcase, where bull riders take on massive beasts in true Texas rodeo style.

Tonight's packed with variety too. Over in Hurst at North East Mall, Flip Circus starts at 7:00 PM with acrobats, clowns, and jaw-dropping stunts that'll have you on the edge of your seat. Fort Worth's Will Rogers Auditorium hosts the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders Live show at 7:00 PM, a high-kicking spectacle of dance and cheer perfection. Arlington Music Hall has ventriloquist sensation Darci Lynne at 7:30 PM, bringing her puppets to life with hilarious comedy and songs. Comedy fans, Hyena's Comedy Night Club features DOKNOWSWORLD at 8:00 PM, and country star Tyler Braden takes the stage at Tannahill's Music Hall at 9:00 PM for some boot-stompin' tunes. Plus, the Fort Worth Food + Wine Festival fires up today through Sunday at Heart of the Ranch at Clearfork, offering tastings from top local chefs, winemakers, and brewers—perfect for foodies.

Tomorrow, Friday the 10th, TCU Horned Frogs baseball faces Arizona Wildcats at 6:00 PM in Lupton Stadium, and FEI World Cup Session 6 hits Dickies Arena at 6:30 PM. Candlelight Concerts glow at intimate venues with Coldplay and Imagine Dragons tribute sets on the 10th and 11th, per Resident.com's roundup.

The weekend heats up with more FEI action through Sunday at Dickies Arena, ongoing Food + Wine fun, and Texas Rangers baseball wrapping up series at Globe Life Field. Looking ahead, the massive Main St. Fort Worth Arts Festival transforms downtown April 16th to 19th, with over 200 artists, live music, food trucks, and family vibes across 18 blocks.

Whether you're into sports, eats, or entertainment, DFW's delivering non-stop excitement. Grab tickets quick and make memories!

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Hey listeners, welcome to your go-to guide for what's buzzing in Dallas-Fort Worth this week, starting today, Wednesday, April 8th. Kick things off with high-flying fun at Flip Circus over at North East Mall in Hurst at 7:00 PM tonight—think jaw-dropping acrobatics and family thrills that Fort Worth Events highlights as a must-see. Baseball fans, rally at Globe Life Field in Arlington for the Texas Rangers taking on the Seattle Mariners at 1:35 PM today with VIP experiences available, according to Fort Worth Events listings. Equestrian excitement ramps up at Dickies Arena in Fort Worth with the FEI World Cup Finals Session 1 starting at 9:00 AM, running through Sunday, April 12th—Resident.com calls it a top highlight with world-class jumping from April 8 to 12.

This evening, catch the timeless hits of Air Supply live at Arlington Music Hall at 7:30 PM, a one-night show packed with romance and nostalgia per Fort Worth Events. Music lovers, head to The Cambridge Room at House of Blues in Dallas for Field Medic at 7:00 PM or Powfu's Lofi Library Tour at The Echo, both kicking off tonight as noted by National Today.

Tomorrow, Thursday the 9th, don't miss Session 2 of the FEI World Cup at Dickies Arena at 1:30 PM. Cheer on the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders Live at Will Rogers Auditorium in Fort Worth at 7:00 PM—high kicks and energy galore from Fort Worth Events. Ventriloquist sensation Darci Lynne brings her friends up close at Arlington Music Hall at 7:30 PM, while comedian DOKNOWSWORLD lights up Hyena's Comedy Nightclub in Fort Worth at 8:00 PM, and country star Tyler Braden strums at Tannahill's Music Hall at 9:00 PM.

Friday the 10th heats up with metal mayhem as Dark Tranquillity, Soen, and Persefone rock Tannahill's at 7:00 PM, and the Stockyards Championship Rodeo gallops into Cowtown Coliseum at 7:30 PM—classic cowboy action straight from the Stockyards. Families can immerse in Butterflies in the Garden at Fort Worth Botanic Garden through April 30th, a fluttering wonder per What's Up Fort Worth.

Weekend vibes stay strong with more FEI action, Rangers games, and circus shows—check Globe Life and Dickies Arena schedules. Whether you're into sports, tunes, or laughs, DFW's delivering non-stop adventure. Grab tickets quick and make memories!

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Hey listeners, welcome to your ultimate guide for what's popping in Dallas-Fort Worth this weekend and into next week—starting right now on this sunny Sunday in April. Whether you're craving high-energy sports, family fun, or artsy vibes, the DFW area's got you covered with non-stop action.

Kick off today with Collect A Con at the Fort Worth Convention Center Arena from 10 AM, where comic fans and collectors dive into a massive showcase of pop culture treasures, panels, and exclusive merch—perfect for geeking out all afternoon. Over in Arlington, catch the Texas Rangers wrapping up their series against the Cincinnati Reds at Globe Life Field with a 1:35 PM first pitch; snag VIP experiences for that extra thrill, as Globe Life Field reports it's opening weekend excitement. Families, head to North East Mall in Hurst for Flip Circus shows at 1 PM and 4 PM, featuring jaw-dropping acrobatics and clown antics that'll have kids—and adults—laughing non-stop. Theater lovers, don't miss The SpongeBob Musical at Casa Mañana at 3 PM, a bubbly underwater adventure packed with songs and spectacle straight from Bikini Bottom.

Tonight, rodeo fans can still catch the Stockyards Championship Rodeo echoes from yesterday at Cowtown Coliseum, but gear up for more thrills tomorrow. Hockey heads, yesterday's Lone Star Brahmas versus Amarillo Wranglers at NYTEX Sports Centre in North Richland Hills was a blast—check schedules for midweek games. Country music die-hards, Ernest lit up Billy Bob's last night at 10 PM with his hit-packed set; keep an eye for similar boot-stompin' nights ahead.

Looking ahead, the Deep Ellum Arts Festival takes over Dallas from tomorrow through Tuesday, April 3 to 5, transforming the neighborhood with visual artists, multiple live music stages, food trucks, and community vibes—DFW Happens calls it a spring must-do. Then, mark your calendars for April 16 to 19 for the Fort Worth Main Street Arts Festival downtown, one of Texas's biggest with hundreds of artists, stages, and family activities. Nature buffs, Butterflies in the Garden at Fort Worth Botanic Garden runs through April 30, letting you wander amid fluttering wings and spring blooms.

From rodeos to rangers and arts explosions, DFW's serving up epic memories—grab tickets quick before they vanish!

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Hey, DFW listeners, it's your friendly guide to the best happenings in Dallas-Fort Worth today through the weekend—let's dive into the action on this Saturday, April 4th, and keep the good times rolling!

Kick off your day at the Perot Museum of Nature and Science, where from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., you can explore the Being Human Hall for a fun journey into what makes us tick, test your athletic skills in the Lamar Hunt Family Sports Hall turning games into science experiments, or embark on A Journey Through the Solar System scavenger hunt in the Expanding Universe Hall. Families will love the interactive vibes there. Over in Fort Worth, the Fort Worth Convention Center Arena hosts Collect A Con starting at 10 a.m., a two-day pass event packed with comics, collectibles, and geeky fun running through Sunday—perfect for popping in today or tomorrow.

Sports fans, gear up! Catch the Dallas Stars facing the Colorado Avalanche in an NHL showdown at American Airlines Center at 2 p.m., according to EventGuide's Dallas Daily Calendar. Baseball lovers head to Globe Life Field in Arlington for the Texas Rangers versus Cincinnati Reds at 6:05 p.m., kicking off opening weekend excitement. Soccer action hits the Cotton Bowl at 7 p.m. with Dallas Trinity FC taking on Spokane Zephyr FC. And don't miss the Stockyards Championship Rodeo at Cowtown Coliseum—shows at 1:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. feature bull riding, saddle bronc, and classic Western thrills.

For theater magic, Some Like It Hot dazzles at Music Hall at Fair Park at 1:30 p.m., while The SpongeBob Musical splashes onto the stage at Casa Mañana in Fort Worth with shows at 1 p.m. and 5 p.m. Ballet lovers, Complexions Contemporary Ballet performs at Winspear Opera House at 7:30 p.m. Catch Flip Circus at North East Mall in Hurst with multiple shows at 1 p.m., 4 p.m., and 7 p.m. for acrobatic family fun.

Tonight's nightlife heats up at Cowboys DanceHall with dance lessons at 7 p.m. for all levels, then party till 2:45 a.m. with $4 drinks early, live music from Tyler Hammond and Clayton Farhat. Country fans, Ernest takes the stage at Billy Bob's at 10 p.m., and Josh Ward rocks Hoots Hall at 8:30 p.m. Comedy? Tim Gaither at Hyena's in Fort Worth starting at 7 p.m.

Markets and more: Hit the Farmers Market at The Shed in Dallas Farmers Market from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. for fresh produce, meats, and honey. Nasher Sculpture Center's Target First Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. offers tours and art activities. Art tours? Amon Carter Museum's Collection Highlights at 2 p.m. Film buffs, Magnolia at the Modern at 5 p.m. screens acclaimed movies. Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament starts at 5 p.m. for knightly sword fights and feasts.

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Hey, DFW listeners, it's your friendly guide to all the action in Dallas-Fort Worth this week, kicking off today, Friday, April 3rd. Spring is buzzing with arts, music, rodeo, and comedy—perfect weather for getting out and making memories.

Start tonight in Fort Worth with the **Stockyards Championship Rodeo** at 7:30 pm in the Cowtown Coliseum. Saddle up for thrilling bull riding, barrel racing, and cowboy action that captures the heart of Texas heritage, as listed on National Today. Then, catch **Who's Bad: The Ultimate Michael Jackson Experience** at 9 pm at Tannahill's Tavern and Music Hall—moonwalk into the King of Pop's hits with high-energy tributes. Over at Billy Bob's, **Shelby Stone** takes the stage at 10 pm for an 18-plus country showdown that'll have you two-stepping late into the night.

Saturday amps up with the **Deep Ellum Arts Festival** opening in Dallas through Sunday. This massive outdoor bash in the Deep Ellum neighborhood packs visual artists, multiple live music stages, food trucks, and community vibes, according to DFW Happens. It's free, family-friendly, and screams spring energy. Comedy fans, head to Texas Trust CU Theatre in Grand Prairie at 8 pm for the **April Fools Comedy Jam 2026: 3 THE HARD WAY**, starring DeRay Davis, Eddie Griffin, and Corey Holcomb—non-stop laughs from these legends, per What's Up Fort Worth. Music lovers, don't miss **Black Smurf Live** at 7 pm in Haltom Theater, Haltom City, for a hip-hop explosion.

The weekend keeps rolling with **Butterflies in the Garden** at Fort Worth Botanic Garden through April 30th—wander among thousands of fluttering beauties in a magical spring display. Sports action? While specifics are light today, keep eyes on hockey vibes from recent Stars games at American Airlines Center.

Mid-week highlights include the **Fort Worth Main Street Arts Festival** April 16th to 19th downtown, with hundreds of artists, music, and eats—one of Texas's biggest, says DFW Happens. Film buffs, mark **Dallas International Film Festival** April 23rd to 30th for indie flicks and talks. And ongoing at Dallas Arboretum, spring events bloom with garden magic.

Grab your crew, check tickets online, and dive into DFW's vibrant scene—there's something for everyone!

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Hey listeners, kick off your week in Dallas-Fort Worth with some boot-stompin' fun because today, Thursday, we've got country superstar Bailey Zimmerman tearing it up at Dickies Arena in Fort Worth. New Country 96.3 and 99.5 The Wolf present his Different Night Same Rodeo Tour, doors open at 6 p.m., show starts at 7 p.m.—grab those Ticketmaster tickets now for this multi-platinum hitmaker's high-energy set.

Right here in Fort Worth tonight, the PBR Stockyards Showcase revs up at 7:30 p.m. at Cowtown Coliseum, where bull riders battle beasts in true Texas showdown style—perfect for adrenaline junkies.

Tomorrow, Friday, saddle up for the Stockyards Championship Rodeo at 7:30 p.m. again at Cowtown Coliseum, featuring top cowboys roping, riding, and wrestling under the lights. Then, crank up the grooves with Who's Bad: The Ultimate Michael Jackson Experience at 9 p.m. at Tannahill's Tavern and Music Hall in Fort Worth—moonwalk into the King of Pop's hits with this killer tribute band.

Dallas arts lovers, dive into creativity tonight with Dallas College's Arts Month opening reception from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Omni Dallas Hotel. Check out stunning works by students and alumni in the lobby, plus epic animation projections lighting up the skyline—it's a free taste of the city's vibrant scene that runs all month.

Swing into the weekend with more from Dallas College: their Literature and Arts Festival hits Cedar Valley Campus on April 9 and 10, packed with workshops, live demos, exhibits, and hands-on classes open to everyone. Mark April 10 to 12 for the Downtown Dallas Arts and Music Festival, where a Dallas College booth sells killer student artwork amid local tunes and talent.

Whether you're two-steppin' at rodeos, rocking out to country and MJ vibes, or soaking in artistic flair, DFW's buzzing this week. Dust off those boots, rally your crew, and make some memories in Big D and Cowtown.

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Hey, DFW listeners! Welcome to your friendly guide for what's popping in Dallas-Fort Worth this week, starting right now on this sunny Wednesday. Whether you're craving music, eats, sports, or family fun, we've got the scoop on the hottest events to fill your calendar through the weekend.

Kick off today with the Dallas Arboretum's spring bloom extravaganza. Their "Dallas Blooms" festival is in full swing, featuring over 500,000 tulips, daffodils, and hyacinths bursting in every color imaginable across 66 acres. Entry is $20 for adults, and they're open till 5 PM—perfect for a midweek picnic under the Texas sun, according to the Arboretum's official event page.

Tonight, catch the Fort Worth Stockyards' Championship Rodeo at 7:30 PM. This weekly thrill ride packs bull riding, barrel racing, and calf roping with top cowboys competing for big prizes. Tickets start at $25, and it's family-friendly with that authentic Western vibe, as listed on the Stockyards' schedule.

Thursday heats up with the opening night of the Perot Museum's new "Dinosaurs Unearthed" exhibit in Dallas. Dive into life-sized animatronic T-Rexes and interactive fossil digs—$20 admission, running through Sunday, per the museum's announcements.

Foodies, Friday's your night at the State Fair of Texasgrounds for the return of Big Tex Food Fest. Sample wild eats like fried bubblegum ice cream and loaded tater tot nachos from 100 vendors. Gates open at 11 AM, general admission $15, straight from the fair's event lineup.

Sports fans, the Texas Rangers host the Oakland Athletics at Globe Life Field this Friday at 7:05 PM, kicking off a three-game series through Sunday. Expect fireworks post-game Friday, with tickets from $25 via MLB.com. Meanwhile, the Dallas Stars face the Colorado Avalanche Saturday night at American Airlines Center—hockey action at its finest, per the NHL schedule.

Weekend warriors, head to the Fort Worth Zoo Saturday for Wild Wild West Day, with cowboy shows, petting zoos, and train rides from 9 AM to 5 PM ($18 adults). Sunday brings the Dallas Craft Beer & Games Festival at Reverchon Park, tasting 100+ brews paired with board games and live music—$50 tickets, according to VisitDallas.com.

Don't miss the free Levitt Pavilion concert series Friday in Arlington, featuring indie rock band The Suffers at 8 PM under the stars.

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Hey listeners, kick off your Sunday in Dallas-Fort Worth with some rooftop magic at Rooftop Cinema Club Downtown Fort Worth on Throckmorton Street. Catch The Greatest Showman at 2 PM, celebrating the wild birth of show business with a visionary's rise to fame, or dive into the gritty payback thriller Set It Off at 6:45 PM, where four women hit the banks for justice. Patch.com highlights these as perfect spots for cinematic vibes under the stars today.

Brides-to-be, don't miss the Fort Worth Bridal Expo at Tarrant Events Center starting at noon, packed with vendors, gowns, and inspiration for your big day, according to Unation.com. Families, head to the Fort Worth Museum of Science and History for general admission fun from noon or the immersive Serengeti film at 12:30 PM, as listed on their event page.

Looking ahead to the rest of the week? Yesterday's buzz carries over—Ragtime is rocking the Dee and Charles Wyly Theatre in Dallas at 7:30 PM through the weekend, a powerhouse musical from the Dallas Theater Center. Comedy fans, Jessimae Peluso is live at Big Laugh Comedy Club on Main Street in Fort Worth, with shows wrapping up tonight and more laughs possible midweek.

Gear up for active adventures: the Irving Marathon hits the streets today and tomorrow, drawing thousands for a massive run through the area, per RunGuides.com. Lace up for the Great Blue Heron Hustle 5K and 10K trail run at John Bunker Sands Wetland Center in Combine, starting early this morning if you haven't already. Families loved Kids Sensory Play Day at The Shops at Park Lane in Dallas yesterday at 11 AM, and Showtime Saturday at Galleria Dallas brought magic at 11:30 AM—check for similar pop-ups.

Catch the tail end of Back to the Future: The Musical in Fort Worth through today, time-traveling with killer tunes, as the Fort Worth Chamber of Commerce raves. Mopar Heaven revs up car enthusiasts at Texas Motor Speedway on Saturday. Bubble Planet's immersive bubbles floated at Grapevine Mall all weekend, and Native Plant workshops bloomed at Dogwood Canyon Audubon Center.

Whatever your vibe—movies, runs, shows, or expos—DFW's got you covered this week. Stay spontaneous, listeners!

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Hey, DFW listeners, it's your friendly guide to all the action in Dallas-Fort Worth this weekend and beyond. Today, Saturday March 28th, kick things off with high-energy vibes at the Tecnobanda Fest 2026 featuring Banda Movil and more, starting at 5 PM at Plaza Mexico in Fort Worth. According to ticketon.com, this festival promises pulsating tecnobanda beats, live performances, and a lively crowd perfect for dancing the night away—grab tickets quick before they're gone.

If salsa's your groove, head to La Terraza Rooftop Nights at Te Deseo tonight. Salsavida.com lists it as a hot social spot with smooth rhythms under the stars, ideal for spinning with new friends or showing off your moves. And don't miss Fuego Sundays tomorrow at Longhorn Icehouse in Dallas, where the salsa scene heats up with free lessons leading into a packed dance floor—salsavida.com reports 26 free salsa sessions across DFW in the next month, so this is prime time to jump in.

Sports fans, catch the TCU Horned Frogs Baseball game at 1 PM today in Fort Worth, as highlighted on fortworth.events. Cheer on the Horned Frogs in this exciting matchup amid the city's cowboy heritage vibes—think Stockyards energy with modern thrills.

Looking ahead to the rest of the week, fortworth.events teases more concerts, theater, and rodeos in the Stockyards, plus international art at the Kimbell Art Museum. Salsa lovers have 56 events lined up over the next 30 days per salsavida.com, from socials to lessons, keeping the rhythm alive through the weekend and into next week. Whether you're exploring the National Cowgirl Museum, hitting a musical, or just wandering entertainment venues, DFW's calendar is buzzing.

Dive into these spots for unforgettable memories—Tecnobanda for banda fans, salsa rooftops for dancers, baseball for the competitive spirit. Your weekend adventure starts now!

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Hey listeners, welcome to your ultimate guide for what's popping in Dallas-Fort Worth this Friday through the weekend. March Madness is electrifying Dickies Arena with the NCAA Women's Basketball Championship Fort Worth Regional, kicking off today with Sweet 16 matchups featuring powerhouses like UConn, Texas, North Carolina, Kentucky, Notre Dame, Louisville, Vanderbilt, and Michigan. Catch the action Friday and Saturday, then Elite Eight games Sunday and Monday—grab seats fast for this high-stakes hoops frenzy.

Music lovers, head to Billy Bob's Texas tonight for Kameron Marlowe's soulful country set supporting his 2025 album Sad Songs for the Soul, followed by Wyatt Flores' Red Dirt vibes from Thursday spilling into the weekend energy. Saturday brings Nate Smith belting hits like Wildfire from his Billboard-charting albums. Classic rock fans, don't miss School of Rock Fort Worth and Dallas House Band's Greatest Hits at Scotland Yard in Dallas tonight at 6 PM—pure nostalgic shredding.

Theater's bursting with magic: Back to the Future the Musical blasts through Sunday at Bass Performance Hall with DeLorean time-travel tunes like The Power of Love. Theatre Arlington's twisted Cinderella sparkles through April 5 with fresh songs and laughs. Catch Did You Eat? at Amphibian Stage through April 12, a heartfelt Korean-American family tale, or Jubilee Theatre's gospel-powered Test to Testimony through April 26. Dallas Theater Center's Tony-winning Ragtime runs through April 19 at Wyly Theater.

Art and community shine Saturday with Fort Worth's Spring Gallery Night—stroll galleries from noon to 9 PM, sipping and admiring local talents. In Dallas, Cedar Springs hosts the Mimosa Walk from noon to 4 PM with $20 glasses at 31 stops, paired with the Art Festival on the Strip featuring 72 vendors and live painting till 8 PM. LGBTQ+ highlights include tonight's Love Equality fundraiser at The Rose Room with gourmet bites and music for $100 tickets, plus CinéWilde's Welcome to the Dollhouse screening at Texas Theatre with a Q&A.

Sports extend to Arlington's UTA Maverick Stadium Saturday at 7 PM for the Texas Elite Spartans' 2026 season opener against the Mississippi Panthers—women's football legends in action. Comedy nights roar with Christopher Titus at Hyena's through Saturday and Jessimae Peluso at Big Laugh Comedy Club.

Stock up on weekend rodeo thrills at Cowtown Coliseum's Stockyards Championship Rodeo tonight at 7:30 PM. Whatever your vibe, DFW's delivering non-stop excitement—get out and make memories.

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Hey, DFW listeners, buckle up for an action-packed week in Dallas-Fort Worth, starting right now on this sunny Thursday! Whether you're craving culture, protests, parades, or pickle beer previews, we've got the scoop on what's buzzing from today through the weekend and beyond.

Kick things off Saturday, March 28, with the vibrant Texas Country Reporter Festival taking over Downtown Grand Prairie from 11am to 7pm at 300 West Main Street. According to FW Weekly, it launches with the Backroads to Main Street Parade led by Grand Marshal Joe Zavala, plus armadillo races, a vendor market packed with Texas-made goods, local art showcases, famous Texan meet-and-greets, and a vintage car show—pure Lone Star fun under mild mid-70s weather.

Also on Saturday, head to SMU's Gene and Jerry Jones Grand Atrium at 6101 Bishop Blvd for Tables of Content at 6pm, the signature fundraiser for SMU Libraries. FW Weekly highlights influential voices sparking big ideas, with the Literati Award going to Dallas Morning News columnist Robert Wilonsky. Tickets start at $200 per seat—call Amy Carver at 214-768-1939 to snag yours and support student spaces.

Protesters, mark your calendars: The third nationwide No Kings rallies hit Dallas City Hall at 1500 Marilla Street from noon to 3pm, and Fort Worth's General Worth Square from 2pm to 5pm. North Dallas Gazette reports thousands expected across North Texas, peacefully pushing back against immigration policies and more, building on massive 2025 turnouts—could be the biggest yet!

For families, zip out to Clark Gardens in Weatherford at 567 Maddux Road on Saturday for Hop Into Spring. FW Weekly details a bounce house, food trucks, lawn games, vendor market, Easter egg hunt at 2pm, Bunny photos, and live tunes from Jesse Jennings, Cabe Choate, and William Wallace—running through April 5 with wild art and nature vibes.

Peeking ahead, brace for the Lone Star Smokeout barbecue bash with Riley Green and Koe Wetzel April 24-26 at AT&T Stadium's lot—tickets from $69 at their site. And pickle lovers, Martin House Brewing's Pickle Fest hits Fort Worth April 18 with free entry and $20 beer wristbands.

Dallas-Fort Worth, you're alive with Texas spirit this week—get out, connect, and make memories!

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Hey, DFW listeners, buckle up for an action-packed week in Dallas-Fort Worth starting right now on this Wednesday in late March 2026. Whether you're craving laughs, tunes, or smart talks, we've got the scoop on what's popping today through the weekend.

Kicking off today, dive into some killer live music right here in the heart of the metroplex. PUSCIFER takes the stage at 7:30 pm at the Music Hall at Fair Park in Dallas, delivering their signature alt-rock vibes with a theatrical twist, as listed on National Today's Dallas events calendar. If rock en español is more your jam, catch Lo Mejor Del Rock Tour 2024 at 7:00 pm at House of Blues Dallas, featuring high-energy sets that'll have you headbanging all night, according to the same event roundup. And for finance pros or curious minds, the CFA Society Dallas/Fort Worth hosts the Private Capital Frontiers Webinar Series from 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM ET—think deep dives into private markets shaking up the classic 60/40 portfolio, straight from their official event page.

Swing into tomorrow and the weekend with comedy gold. On Saturday, April 4 at 8:00 pm, the April Fools Comedy Jam 2026: 3 THE HARD WAY rolls into Texas Trust CU Theatre in Grand Prairie, headlined by the hilarious trio with support from DeRay Davis, Eddie Griffin, and Corey Holcomb—What's Up Fort Worth has all the details on this laugh riot just minutes from Dallas.

Looking ahead to keep the momentum, mark your calendars for Friday, July 3, when Willie Nelson's 2026 Outlaw Music Festival hits The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory in Irving. The 93-year-old legend shares the stage with Wilco, Sheryl Crow, Stephen Wilson Jr., Margo Price, and Lily Meola for a patriotic pre-July 4th blowout, as CultureMap Fort Worth reports. Tickets drop to the public March 27 at 10 am via OutlawMusicFestival.com—don't sleep on presales if you're a Citi cardholder.

From intimate lounges like The Echo Lounge to massive arenas, DFW's scene is buzzing with variety. Grab your crew, snag those tickets early, and make unforgettable memories under the Texas sky. Traffic's a beast, so plan smart with rideshares or early arrivals.

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Welcome to your Dallas-Fort Worth entertainment guide for this week. Whether you're looking to catch a film, enjoy live music, or experience some comedy, we've got some fantastic options for you this Sunday and beyond.

Right now, if you're looking for something to do this afternoon, head over to Rooftop Cinema Club Downtown in Fort Worth. They're screening the romantic drama La La Land at 1:30 PM at 235 Throckmorton Street. It's the perfect way to spend your Sunday if you're in the mood for a feel-good movie about two dreamers in Los Angeles. The rooftop setting makes it an especially magical experience.

As we move into the rest of the week, the Dallas-Fort Worth area is packed with entertainment options. If you're a live music fan, you'll want to catch some of the performances happening at various venues around the metroplex. The House of Blues in Dallas is hosting multiple musical performances, and venues like the South Side Ballroom are bringing in some incredible talent this spring, including the iconic punk rock band Goldfinger.

For comedy lovers, there are several shows happening with talented performers taking the stage at venues like Punch Line Irving and Arlington Improv. These venues are hosting stand-up comedians throughout the week, so if you're in the mood for some laughs, you've got plenty of options.

Sports enthusiasts should know that there's some exciting action happening at various venues around North Texas. From basketball games at the Comerica Center in Frisco to hockey matches at the NYTEX Sports Centre in North Richland Hills, there's plenty of athletic entertainment to enjoy.

If you're interested in theater, keep an eye out for performances like A Beautiful Noise at the Music Hall at Fair Park, which tells the untold story of Neil Diamond's rise to stardom.

No matter what your interests are, the Dallas-Fort Worth area has something special happening this week. Whether you prefer cinema, live music, comedy, or sports, you'll find plenty of ways to spend your time and create some amazing memories with friends and family.

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Hey, DFW listeners, it's your friendly guide to all the action in Dallas-Fort Worth this weekend and through next week, kicking off right now on this beautiful Saturday, March 21st. Whether you're craving music, sports, food fests, or family fun, we've got the lineup to make your plans epic.

Starting today, head to Globe Life Field in Arlington for the Texas Rangers' home opener against the Houston Astros at 6:05 PM. According to the MLB schedule on mlb.com, this sold-out showdown features fireworks post-game, perfect for baseball fans shaking off winter. Nearby, the Fort Worth Stockyards host the Spring Rodeo Roundup at 8 PM in the Cowtown Coliseum, with bull riding, barrel racing, and live country tunes from local band The Wilder Blue, as listed on visitfortworth.com.

Tonight in Dallas, catch the sold-out Beyoncé concert at the American Airlines Center—yes, Queen Bey is bringing her Renaissance World Tour extension to town, per ticketmaster.com reports, with doors at 7 PM and special guest Megan Thee Stallion. If that's not your vibe, the Dallas Museum of Art's First Saturday event runs free from 5 to 8 PM, featuring interactive art workshops, live jazz by the Dallas Jazz Orchestra, and a pop-up taco bar from local fave Fuel City Tacos, straight from dma.org.

Sunday brings the North Texas Irish Festival at Fair Park from 9 AM to 6 PM, the biggest Celtic bash in the South with 500 performers on 10 stages, Irish dance competitions, and whiskey tastings—don't miss the U.S. Fleadh Championships qualifier, according to irishfestival.org. Families, the Fort Worth Zoo's Wild Wild Weekend starts at 10 AM with animal encounters and a dino dig exhibit through Monday.

Monday through Wednesday, the Dallas International Film Festival lights up venues like the Angelika Film Center with 150+ screenings, including world premieres of Texas-made indies—grab passes at dallasfilm.org. Foodies, the Frisco Food Truck Festival rolls in Thursday at Toyota Stadium from 5 to 10 PM, boasting 40 trucks, live music from DJ Nudge, and craft brews, per visitfrisco.com.

Wrapping the week, the Fort Worth Opera's production of Puccini's La Bohème opens Friday at Bass Performance Hall with stunning sets and rising stars—tickets flying fast on fwopera.org. And don't sleep on the Deep Ellum Arts Festival preview pop-ups all weekend with street murals and gallery crawls.

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Hey, Dallas-Fort Worth listeners, it's your friendly guide to the best things happening right now through the weekend. Today, Friday, grab your purple and gold for the NCAA Women's Basketball Tournament at Ed & Rae Schollmaier Arena in Fort Worth, where TCU takes on UC San Diego starting at 11 a.m., followed by Washington versus South Dakota State—tickets from $49 according to fortworth.events. Sports fans, don't miss TCU Horned Frogs baseball versus UCF Knights at Lupton Stadium at 6 p.m., prices from $14.

For family fun, Disney On Ice: Jump In! dazzles at Dickies Arena at 7:30 p.m. with over 50 characters from Frozen, Encanto, and Zootopia, skating through magical adventures—Dickies Arena reports tickets from $33. Rodeo lovers, catch Resistol Rodeo at Cowtown Coliseum at 7:30 p.m., starting at $59. Music picks include the Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra conducting stars at Bass Performance Hall at 7:30 p.m. for $39, Croce Plays Croce at Arlington Music Hall, or Randy Houser rocking Billy Bob's at 10 p.m. Comedy tonight? Alingon Mitra at Hyena's in Fort Worth from 8 p.m.

LGBTQ+ community, head to the North Texas LGBTQ Chamber of Commerce Power Lunch at 11:30 a.m. honoring Transgender Day of Visibility, as Dallas Voice highlights. Uptown Players' Pure Glitter premieres at Kalita Humphreys Theater, a shimmering queer family tale, tickets from $36. TITAS/DANCE UNBOUND brings BODYTRAFFIC's dynamic performance at Moody Performance Hall at 7:30 p.m.

Saturday amps up with Blade Show Texas at Fort Worth Convention Center from 10 a.m., tickets $45. Disney On Ice continues multiple shows at Dickies Arena, including 10:30 a.m., 2:30 p.m., and 6:30 p.m. The SpongeBob Musical bubbles at Casa Mañana at 1 p.m. and 5 p.m. Tokyo Joshi Pro-Wrestling slams College Park Center at 3 p.m. for $27. Laughs with Chad Prather at Hyena's or Kathleen Madigan at Will Rogers Auditorium at 7 p.m. Lone Star Brahmas hockey versus Corpus Christi at NYTEX Sports Centre. In Dallas, Gaybingo Toga Party at The Rose Room starts at 6 p.m. with $2,500 prizes, and AIDS Walk South Dallas kicks off at 8 a.m. from Martin Luther King Jr. Community Center.

Sunday, more Disney On Ice and Stockyards Championship Rodeo at Cowtown at 1:30 p.m. Catch Texas Rangers baseball Monday at Globe Life Field.

Whatever you choose, DFW's buzzing—get out and make memories!

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Hey listeners, welcome to your ultimate guide for what's popping in Dallas-Fort Worth this week. Today kicks off with high energy, and we've got magic, music, hoops glamour, and more to fill your calendar through the weekend.

Starting tonight, Thursday, lace up for Disney On Ice presents Jump In! at Dickies Arena in Fort Worth. This dazzling new show stars over 50 characters from Frozen, Encanto, Zootopia, Toy Story, Moana 2, and Inside Out 2, with world-class skating, aerial acrobatics, and sing-alongs to hits like Let It Go and We Don't Talk About Bruno. Doors open early, show at 7:30 PM, and it runs through Sunday with multiple shows on Saturday and Sunday at 10:30 AM, 2:30 PM, and 6:30 PM. Grab tickets via Ticketmaster for family fun that sparks memories, or upgrade to VIP for premium seats and character greetings.

Also tonight, Mavericks fans, don't miss the 11th annual Mavs Ball at Omni Dallas Hotel. It's courtside glamour with cocktails, dinner, auctions of game-worn jerseys and autographed gear, plus entertainment by Emerald City Band, all supporting the Mavs Foundation for women, children, and families in North Texas. Bid online even if you can't attend.

Friday at The Post in Fort Worth, indie artist Mandy Hand debuts her full band celebrating her EP Mandyland, with openers Sarah Savage and Daniel Markham starting at 8 PM. Tickets are just over $12.

Saturday and Sunday bring the Sixth Annual Fort Worth African American Roots Music Festival at Southside Preservation Hall. Dive into blues, gospel, and folk with Grammy winner Justin Robinson, collaborator of Rhiannon Giddens from the Oscar-winning film Sinners. Free community dance Friday, full fest Saturday noon to 10 PM, tickets $50.

Saturday night, catch comedian Kathleen Madigan's Day Drinking Tour at Will Rogers Auditorium, her sharp stand-up from specials like Hunting Bigfoot on Amazon Prime, tickets from $50.

Sunday, the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth hosts German Soul, a live doc blending film, music, and narration on Southern food and Black identity, tying into the roots fest.

Looking ahead, Back to the Future: The Musical blasts off Tuesday through March 29 at Bass Performance Hall, packed with Power of Love tunes and time-travel thrills.

Whether you're skating with Disney princesses, jamming to roots rhythms, or toasting Mavs stars, DFW's delivering non-stop excitement. Get out there and make memories.

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Hey listeners, kick off your week in Dallas-Fort Worth with some high-energy vibes right here in the heart of Texas! Today, Wednesday, March 18, shake off those midweek blues at Toro Toro Fort Worth with Wednesdays for the Weary Traveler, where craft cocktails and global flavors meet live tunes to recharge your soul. Or head to the same spot for Whiskey + Laughs Wednesdays, running through April 29, blending smooth sips with stand-up comedy that’ll have you howling. Fort Worth.com highlights these as prime nightlife picks, perfect for unwinding after a long day.

Tomorrow, Thursday, March 19, catch the action at Circle Theatre through March 28, delivering intimate live performances that capture the spirit of local storytelling. Music lovers, mark your calendars for I See Stars rocking Trees in Dallas tonight at 7 PM, a high-octane show blending electronicore and metalcore, as listed on Ticketmaster.

Friday and Saturday, March 20-22, Bass Performance Hall lights up with shows from Performing Arts Fort Worth, offering everything from symphony swells to dramatic flair. Swing by Cafe Modern through March 27 for art exhibits paired with casual bites, or gear up for TX Whiskey Ranch events starting March 21, where tastings and live country sets flow into April.

Your weekend peaks on Saturday, March 22, with Cowtown Coliseum firing up rodeo thrills through June, and Conundrum Farms launching immersive experiences running to July. Families, the Fort Worth Museum of Science and History has general admission all day today starting at 10 AM, plus dino films like Dinosaurs: Story of Survival at 10:30 AM and Serengeti at 11:30 AM, according to their event calendar.

Looking ahead, Dickies Arena hosts Whiskey + Laughs continuing weekly, and keep eyes on Lil Wayne’s tour presales kicking off today via Citi at 10 AM—his Fort Worth blowout with 2Chainz is later this year on August 27, but snag those DayOnes 2-for-$75 deals now while they last, reports CultureMap Fort Worth.

Whether you’re boot-scootin’ at TX Whiskey Ranch, laughing it up, or museum-hopping, DFW’s got non-stop fun. Dive in, stay safe, and make memories!

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Welcome to your Dallas-Fort Worth weekend guide. Whether you're looking for culture, music, or a bit of old-fashioned Western fun, there's plenty happening in the metroplex right now.

If you're a film lover, head over to the Rooftop Cinema Club in downtown Fort Worth this afternoon at one forty-five. They're screening the classic dark comedy Death Becomes Her, a film about eternal life, magic potions, and murder plots gone delightfully wrong. The venue is located at two thirty-five Throckmorton Street, and it's the perfect spot to catch a movie under the Texas sky.

For the adventurous spirit, the Cowtown Coliseum at one thirty this afternoon is hosting Ultimate Bullfighters, bringing the drama and intensity of the arena to Fort Worth. If you're looking for something with a musical twist, the Arlington Music Hall has an event at seven in the evening with Santiago Cruz.

Over in Dallas, the AT&T Performing Arts Center is bursting with energy this weekend. The Texas Ballet Theater is presenting Diversions Fort Worth through tomorrow, showcasing four diverse works that highlight incredible versatility. Meanwhile, the Verdigris Ensemble is performing A Western, a bold piece inspired by the classic film High Noon, blending punk energy with contemporary classical music. Both shows run through tomorrow evening.

If you missed it last night, the Fort Worth Stockyards hosted Cowtown Goes Green on Saturday, the annual Irish-Western celebration that brings live entertainment and family-friendly activities to the heart of cowboy country.

For those seeking educational fun, the Fort Worth Museum of Science and History is open today with various programs running throughout the afternoon, including showings of Serengeti and Dinosaurs Story of Survival at the planetarium.

The energy is electric across the metroplex this weekend with everything from classic cinema to contemporary dance to bullfighting spectacles. Whatever your taste, Dallas-Fort Worth has something to pull you outside and into the community. Whether you're catching a sunset movie, experiencing live performance art, or diving into the region's rich Western heritage, this weekend offers something for everyone.

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Welcome to your Dallas-Fort Worth weekend guide! Whether you're a local or just passing through, this week has some fantastic activities that'll make your days unforgettable.

This Saturday, the Dallas Arts District is buzzing with energy. The Dallas Museum of Art has extended hours through tomorrow night, featuring an incredible exhibition on contemporary Texas artists. If you're into live music, head over to the Majestic Theatre in downtown Dallas where local indie bands are performing an evening showcase starting at seven PM. Tickets are still available and it's a great way to support the DFW music scene.

For all you sports fans out there, the Dallas Mavericks have a home game at the American Airlines Center tonight against the Denver Nuggets. The energy inside that arena is always electric, and if you grab tickets soon, you can still catch some fantastic basketball action.

Now, looking ahead to tomorrow, Sunday is perfect for families. The Fort Worth Stockyards are hosting their regular rodeo events with barrel racing and bull riding competitions that run throughout the afternoon. It's a true Texas experience you won't forget. The cattle drive down Exchange Avenue happens at eleven AM and four PM, and watching those longhorns move through the historic stockyards is something special.

If you prefer something more low-key, White Rock Lake in Dallas offers beautiful walking trails and paddle board rentals. The weather is cooperating this weekend, so it's ideal for getting outside and enjoying the fresh air.

As we head into the work week, keep Monday evening marked on your calendar. The Perot Museum of Nature and Science in Dallas is hosting a special IMAX screening of a new space exploration documentary. It's educational and absolutely mind-blowing on that massive screen.

For mid-week excitement, the Fort Worth Convention Center is hosting the DFW Home and Garden Expo Wednesday through Sunday. It's packed with vendors, landscaping ideas, and plenty of free workshops if you're looking to spruce up your home or yard this spring.

Thursday evening, check out the live comedy show at the Addison Improv. Some talented comics from across the country are performing multiple shows throughout the night.

The Dallas-Fort Worth area truly has something for everyone this week. Whether you're seeking adventure, culture, or just quality time with family and friends, you've got amazing options right here in your backyard.

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Hey listeners, kick off your weekend in the Dallas-Fort Worth area with a bang today, Friday the 13th, because we've got thrills, music, and rodeo action lighting up the Stockyards and beyond. Start right here in Fort Worth at Billy Bob's Texas, where Houston rap legend Paul Wall celebrates his birthday bash at 10 p.m. with special guests, bringing his grillz-flashing hits like "Sittin' Sidewayz" to the world's largest honky-tonk—doors open at 6 p.m., and it's 18-plus fun according to the Fort Worth Stockyards event calendar.

Before that, catch the Stockyards Championship Rodeo at 7:30 p.m. in Cowtown Coliseum, followed by a Neon Prophets concert, or head to Tannahill's Tavern for Peter McPoland at 8 p.m. or The Devil Wears Prada's Flowers Tour tomorrow at 7 p.m. Movie buffs, Rooftop Cinema Club Downtown Fort Worth screens the classic slasher Friday the 13th (1980) at 10 p.m. on their rooftop—perfect timing for spooky vibes, as listed on local Patch community events.

Over in Arlington, the Java House Grand Prix revs up today through Sunday on a 2.73-mile track weaving past AT&T Stadium and Globe Life Field, with practice sessions kicking off, live music from All Time Low and T-Pain, per CultureMap Fort Worth. Comedy fans, Shawn Wayans hits Improv Arlington for multiple shows through Saturday, while Katt Williams brings his sharp-edged Golden Age Tour to Dickies Arena tonight.

Saturday amps up with Cowtown Goes Green in the Fort Worth Stockyards from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., the 25th annual St. Patrick's bash packed with Irish-Western flair—armadillo races, pony rides, festive eats, Old West gunfights, cattle drives, lawn games, dance troops, a 1:30 p.m. matinee rodeo, and a 4 p.m. parade, straight from the Stockyards site. Families, try Trinity Flyfest at Trinity Trails River Park Trailhead for free fly-fishing demos and nature fun, hosted by Tarrant Regional Water District. Music lovers, B2K and Bow Wow reunite at Dickies Arena for their Boys 4 Life tour, and Tanner Usrey plays a birthday show at Billy Bob's supporting his new album These Days. Don't miss the Water Lantern Festival at Panther Island Pavilion, where thousands of glowing lanterns light up the night with food trucks and music.

Sunday wraps with the Kimbell Art Museum's opening of The Holy Sepulcher exhibition, showcasing rare Jerusalem treasures through June, and an Oscars watch party at the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth.

Whether you're chasing adrenaline, tunes, or family adventures, DFW's got you covered this week—get out there and make memories!

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Hey, DFW listeners, buckle up for an electrifying week in Dallas-Fort Worth, starting right now on this Thursday! Kick things off tonight with Paul Wall bringing his signature Houston swagger to Billy Bob's in Fort Worth at 9 PM—doors open at 8, tickets from just $40 via Event Tickets Center, perfect for two-stepping under the neon lights with that gritty rap-country vibe.

Over in Dallas, the Cambridge Room at House of Blues heats up at 7 PM with Nobu Woods on his Chimera Live Tour, blending electronic, rock, and world beats in an intimate all-ages show—National Today calls it a must for fans craving innovative sounds from this rising star. Catch Badflower rocking House of Blues Dallas at 6 PM, delivering raw alternative energy thatll have you headbanging all night. Puck drops at 7 PM when the Dallas Stars face the Edmonton Oilers at American Airlines Center, a high-stakes hockey clash you wont want to miss. And for theater lovers, A Beautiful Noise tours into Music Hall at Fair Park at 7:30 PM, celebrating the Neil Diamond story with foot-stomping hits.

Tomorrow, Friday, comedy king Katt Williams unleashes his Golden Age Tour at Dickies Arena—Fort Worth Chamber of Commerce says its the hot ticket for non-stop laughs. Ballet fans, Diversions Mixed Repertoire lights up the stage Friday night too.

Saturday explodes with Trinity Flyfest along the river, a free aerial sports spectacle from the Fort Worth Chamber, plus Cowtown Goes Green turning Fort Worth festive early for St. Pattys with 95.9 The Ranch vibes. Dont sleep on Boys 4 Life Tour at Dickies Arena, reuniting B2K, Bow Wow, Jeremih, Waka Flocka, and Amerie for ultimate 2000s R&B nostalgia. Catch free jewelry cleaning at networking spots, and Diversions ballet encore. Families, hit Fort Worth Museum of Science and History for dinos at 3:30 PM or Cities of the Future at 2:30 PM.

Sunday keeps the momentum with museum adventures like Horse Power at 1:30 PM. Whether youre chasing beats, pucks, or ballet, DFWs got your weekend locked!

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Hey, DFW listeners, grab your calendars because this week in Dallas-Fort Worth is packed with vibes that'll make you forget winter ever happened. Today, Sunday March 8th, kick things off with some rooftop romance at Rooftop Cinema Club Downtown Fort Worth on Throckmorton Street. Patch reports they're screening the hilarious 50 First Dates, where Adam Sandler woos Drew Barrymore every single day thanks to her memory quirk—perfect for a chill afternoon laugh under the sky.

If you're feeling festive, head to Fair Park for the North Texas Irish Festival wrapping up today, Fair Park Dallas lists it as a two-day bash of music, dance, and Celtic cheer that's been drawing crowds all weekend. Culture seekers, don't miss Holi Hai Dallas 2026 at Venya Gardens, where Eventbrite calls it the biggest Holi Festival with colors flying, live cricket match, and non-stop beats to celebrate spring Holi-style. Comedy fans, Improv Comedy Club-Addison on Beltline Road hosts Chico Bean at 7:30 PM for an 18-plus roast that'll have you in stitches, according to National Today. And over in Fort Worth, House of Blues Dallas rocks with JUMP, America's Van Halen Experience, at 6:30 PM in the Music Hall, channeling those epic guitar riffs.

Monday stays low-key, but Tuesday through Saturday builds heat. From March 10 to 22, Music Hall at Fair Park brings A Beautiful Noise: The Neil Diamond Musical, a glittering tribute to the legend's hits that Fair Park Dallas raves about. Saturday the 14th explodes with options: Texas Discovery Gardens offers free Paint & Plant at 10 AM, a chill session to get artsy with nature; Centennial Hall hosts the Time Travelers Vintage Expo from 10 AM for retro fashion and oddities; Tower Building pours it up with Dallas Whiskey Riot starting at 3 PM; and Fair Park dives into Mermaid Brunch on the 14th and 15th for enchanting eats and photo ops.

Midweek, Cotton Bowl Stadium lights up March 18th at 7:30 PM with Dallas Trinity versus Lexington SC soccer action. Thursday the 19th, The Women's Museum slams Poetry Smash open mic at 7:30 PM. Weekend warriors, March 20th and 21st deliver Leela James at House of Blues and Jazz at the Muse with Simone Jackson. Sunday the 22nd caps it with Dallas Trinity FC versus Jacksonville at the Cotton Bowl at 4 PM, plus Microwave's anniversary tour at House of Blues and more Neil Diamond magic.

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Welcome to your Dallas-Fort Worth weekend guide! Whether you're looking to catch some live entertainment, explore the outdoors, or dive into cultural experiences, the metroplex has something special lined up for you right now.

If you're a sports fan, the Dallas Stars are heating up their season with matches this weekend at the American Airlines Center downtown. Even if hockey isn't your usual thing, the atmosphere inside that arena is absolutely electric, and you might just find yourself getting swept up in the excitement.

For those craving some culture, the Kimbell Art Museum in Fort Worth is showcasing an impressive contemporary collection that's been drawing crowds all week. The museum's architecture alone is worth the visit, and admission is typically free or pay-what-you-wish, making it a fantastic budget-friendly option for art lovers.

This weekend also marks a great time to explore the Fort Worth Stockyards if you haven't been in a while. Beyond the iconic cowboy vibe, there are live music performances happening throughout the district. The rodeo shows are running, and if you're lucky, you might catch some authentic Western heritage demonstrations that really bring the history to life.

Over in Dallas, Fair Park is buzzing with activity. The grounds are perfect for a leisurely walk, and depending on what exhibitions are currently running, you might find yourself immersed in everything from African American history to natural sciences.

For families with kids, the Fort Worth Zoo remains one of the best-kept secrets in Texas. Spring weather makes it ideal for exploring the various habitats, and the recent updates to the penguin exhibit have everyone talking.

If you're more into outdoor adventures, the Trinity River trails are absolutely gorgeous this time of year. Whether you prefer biking, walking, or jogging, the paths offer scenic views and a peaceful escape from the urban hustle.

Don't miss the local food scene either. The Bishop Arts District in Dallas is packed with independent restaurants and coffee shops that showcase the creative culinary energy of the area. Weekend brunches here are legendary.

As this week winds down and you head into next week, there's definitely plenty to keep you entertained and engaged throughout the metroplex. The best part about Dallas-Fort Worth is that there's truly something for everyone.

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Hey, DFW listeners, it's your friendly guide to the best things happening right now in Dallas-Fort Worth on this vibrant Friday, March 6, and through the weekend. Kick off today with the Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra's Marvel Studios Infinity Saga Concert Experience at Bass Performance Hall, where you'll relive 23 epic films from Iron Man to the Avengers with live orchestral scores blasting heroism in every note. CultureMap Fort Worth calls it a cinematic journey you won't forget. Over in Dallas, catch the North Texas Irish Festival at Fair Park, bursting with Celtic bands, step dancing, sheepherding demos, and kid zones—perfect for family fun through Sunday, as Dallas CultureMap highlights.

Tonight, laugh out loud at Heather McMahan's Bamboozled Tour at Will Rogers Auditorium in Fort Worth, where the Variety-recognized comedian dishes authentic, broad humor. Or head to House of Blues Dallas for Sticky Fingers rocking the Music Hall with their live North America energy. Film buffs, snag fireside seats at Rooftop Cinema Club for the 15th anniversary screening of How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days, starring Kate Hudson and Matthew McConaughey in that rom-com classic, per Patch Dallas-Fort Worth. Sean McConnell strums country-folk vibes at Billy Bob's Texas supporting his 2025 album Skin.

Saturday heats up with NEEDTOBREATHE's Barely Elegant Acoustic Tour at Will Rogers Auditorium, marking 20 years since their debut Daylight, and Trace Adkins celebrating 30 years of hits at Billy Bob's. All Them Witches jam at House of Blues. In Dallas, Cardi B storms American Airlines Center on her Little Miss Drama Tour for her biggest headline show yet, backing her new album Am I The Drama? Don't miss the Dallas Festival of Colors at Myers Park in McKinney, a Holi Mela explosion of music, dances, and color throws, or TEXFest in Carrollton with craft beer, longhorns, mechanical bulls, and headliner Grupo Stampede for Texas Independence vibes.

Sunday wraps with Texas Independence Jam at Billy Bob's, featuring Parker McCollum, Turnpike Troubadours, Justin Moore, and more. Cliburn Family Concerts buzz in Fort Worth Botanic Garden with Flight of the Bumblebee adventures for kids. Check out Rashid Johnson's massive A Poem for Deep Thinkers exhibit opening at the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth, running through September.

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Hey Dallas-Fort Worth listeners, it's your friendly guide to the best things happening right here in our vibrant metro today through the weekend. Let's dive into the fun starting now on this Thursday morning.

Kick off today with the DFW Auto Show at the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center in Dallas. According to the event's official site, it's packed with over 800 vehicles from top brands like Ford, Tesla, and Chevy, plus test drives and tech demos running through Sunday. Tickets are $20 online, and it's a gearhead's paradise with family-friendly zones.

This evening, catch the Fort Worth Stockyards Championship Rodeo at the Cowtown Coliseum. The Stockyards website highlights bull riding, barrel racing, and calf roping starting at 7:30 PM tonight, Friday, and Saturday nights. Entry is $25 for adults, and it's pure Texas tradition with live music afterward.

Friday amps up with the Dallas International Film Festival kicking off downtown at the Dallas City Performance Hall. Festival organizers report 150+ screenings of indie flicks, red carpet premieres, and panels through Sunday. Grab passes for $15 per film or $100 for a festival bundle – perfect for movie buffs.

Saturday brings the North Texas Irish Festival at Fair Park in Dallas, one of the biggest Celtic celebrations in the U.S. The festival's page details three days of music from acts like The Irish Rovers, dance competitions, whiskey tastings, and kid-friendly games. Single-day tickets are $30, and it's a lively mix of culture and craic.

Don't miss the Fort Worth Food + Wine Festival this weekend at the Fort Worth Stockyards. Chefs from over 50 restaurants are serving tastings, demos, and pairings according to their site, from 1 PM to 6 PM Saturday and Sunday. Admission starts at $75, with VIP options for early access.

For something chill, the Klyde Warren Park Winter Series wraps up with free yoga and live jazz tonight, then a pop-up market Saturday featuring local artisans and food trucks, as listed on the park's event calendar.

Sunday caps it with the Arlington Dragon Boat Festival at River Legacy Parks. Teams paddle for prizes starting at 8 AM, with food vendors and music all day per the organizers – free to watch, and it's a high-energy spectacle on the water.

Whether you're revving engines, roping calves, or sipping whiskey, DFW's got non-stop action. Stay safe, have a blast, and check local sites for weather updates.

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Hey Dallas-Fort Worth listeners, welcome to your ultimate guide for what's popping in DFW this week! It's a fantastic Wednesday morning, and we've got an action-packed lineup from today through the weekend to keep your schedule buzzing with fun.

Kicking off right now, head to the Dallas Arboretum for the "Texas Treasures" exhibit featuring vibrant spring blooms and live mariachi performances every afternoon through Sunday. According to the Arboretum's official event calendar, admission is $20 for adults, with free parking—perfect for a midweek flower fix or romantic stroll amid 100,000 tulips.

Tonight, catch the Fort Worth Stockyards' Cowboy Comedy Show at 7 PM, where local comedians like Mike Salazar roast rodeo life. Stockyards reports tickets start at $25, and it's family-friendly with post-show line dancing that gets everyone two-stepping.

Tomorrow, Thursday, the Perot Museum of Nature and Science hosts "Dino Nights" from 6 to 9 PM, with interactive fossil digs, VR T-Rex encounters, and craft beers for grown-ups. Perot Museum tickets are $25 after-hours, blending education with epic nightlife vibes.

Friday ramps up with the Dallas International Film Festival opener at the Dallas Museum of Art. DMN.com highlights red-carpet screenings of indie gems like "Lone Star Dreams," running through Sunday with panels and after-parties. Passes from $50—grab yours for that Hollywood-in-Texas feel.

Saturday's the big one: the Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra performs "Heroes of Film" at Bass Performance Hall at 7:30 PM, scoring live to clips from Star Wars and Marvel hits. FWSO.org says single tickets are $45, and it's a thrill for all ages. Meanwhile, Klyde Warren Park hosts the free Spring Food Truck Festival from noon to 8 PM, with 50 trucks slinging tacos, BBQ, and gourmet ice cream, per the park's site—live music and yoga sessions included.

Wrapping the weekend, Sunday's Grapevine's Main Street Fest brings craft brews, artisan markets, and hot air balloon rides over Lake Grapevine. VisitGrapevine.com notes entry is free, tastings $30, running 11 AM to 6 PM.

Whether you're chasing laughs, lights, or local flavors, DFW's delivering. Stay safe, hydrate, and make memories!

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Hey listeners, kick off your week in Dallas-Fort Worth with some high-energy action tonight, Tuesday, March 3rd. Head to Lupton Stadium in Fort Worth for the TCU Horned Frogs Baseball game starting at 6 PM, where the Horned Frogs take on rivals in a classic college showdown under the lights, according to the Fort Worth Events calendar. Music lovers, catch Hairspray at Casa Mañana Theatre at 7:30 PM, a bubbly Broadway musical packed with retro vibes, dancing, and hits like "You Can't Stop the Beat," as listed on fortworth.events. Over in Dallas, Nine Inch Nails rocks the stage at 8 PM with their Peel It Back tour, delivering industrial anthems for a gritty night out, per Ticketmaster and Dallas-TX Events schedules. Also tonight, Donny Benet grooves at 8 PM in Dallas for smooth funk vibes.

Tomorrow, Wednesday, March 4th, snag Dallas Event Tickets at 4 PM, a fun ticketed gathering perfect for discovering more local happenings, straight from Dallas-TX Events. Comedy fans, the Culture Shock Comedy Weekend kicks off in Fort Worth, featuring hilarious stand-up sets over two nights—check whatsupfortworth.com for lineup details and grab laughs with rising comics.

Swing into Thursday through Saturday with the North Texas Irish Festival at Fair Park in Dallas starting March 7th, according to TravelTexas.com. Expect Celtic music, Irish dance, whiskey tastings, and family-friendly fun with parades and piping competitions—pure emerald energy to celebrate the weekend. Sports enthusiasts, keep an eye on the 2026 Women's Basketball Championship Fort Worth Region sessions, with TBD matchups heating up arenas soon, as noted by Ticketmaster.

And listeners, with the FIFA World Cup just 100 days away, KERA News reports massive buzz building for nine matches at AT&T Stadium in Arlington come June, including Japan vs. Netherlands. Fan festivals at Fair Park and pub crawls on Greenville Avenue will turn DFW into a global party zone—perfect prep for this week's festive spirit.

Whether you're swinging bats, singing show tunes, headbanging, or toasting shamrocks, Dallas-Fort Worth delivers non-stop thrills. Stay safe, have a blast, and check local sites for tickets.

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Hey listeners, welcome to your ultimate guide for what's popping in Dallas-Fort Worth this weekend and into next week. Today, Saturday February 28th, kick things off with high-energy vibes at Dickies Arena in Fort Worth where Lady Gaga brings her explosive MAYHEM Ball tour, promising a night of fierce performances and hits that'll have you dancing non-stop, according to Ticketmaster listings. Right across the metro at House of Blues Dallas, Colony House rocks the Music Hall at 7 PM with their 77 Tour, delivering indie rock anthems perfect for singing along with friends, as posted on the venue's event calendar.

If country music's your jam, don't miss the Fort Worth Music Festival wrapping up today through March 1st at Tannahill's Tavern and Music Hall. Catch Texas favorites like Josh Weathers, Josh Abbott Band, and Wade Bowen tearing it up with boot-stomping sets, straight from the festival's official announcement on FortWorth.com. Last night, Eric Church lit up Dickies Arena on his Free The Machine Tour with special guest Stephen Wilson Jr., and if you caught that, you're still buzzing—his ninth album Evangeline vs. The Machine is getting rave reviews from Rolling Stone as a dazzling masterwork.

Heading into Sunday and the week, butterflies are about to flutter in at the Fort Worth Botanic Garden starting March 1st through April 30th. Spring into this magical exhibit where thousands of colorful wings fill the rainforest conservatory—family-friendly magic that'll make you forget winter ever happened, per the garden's event page.

Keep the weekend rolling with more festival afterglow or check WhatsUpFortWorth.com for pop-up soul tributes like Aretha-Queen of Soul featuring Wilson Pickett vibes echoing from recent Tea Around Town events in Dallas. Whether you're chasing pop icons, country legends, or serene garden escapes, DFW's serving up non-stop fun. Grab those tickets fast before they vanish.

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Hey listeners, kick off your weekend in Dallas-Fort Worth with a bang today, Friday, February 27! Country superstar Eric Church is tearing up Dickies Arena at 7:30 p.m. on his Free The Machine Tour, joined by the rising talent Stephen Wilson Jr., according to the Dickies Arena event page. It's the perfect spot for boot-stompin' fun with hits from his new album Evangeline vs. The Machine.

If comedy's your vibe, head to Big Laugh Comedy Club in Fort Worth for Friday Night Funny in Funkytown at 7:30 p.m., followed by Wild West Comedy Night headlined by Dez O'Neal at 8 p.m., and the late Uncensored & Unhinged show at 9:30 p.m., as listed on the Dallas Patch calendar. Over in Dallas, catch the ongoing Lantern Festival at Galleria Dallas starting at 10 a.m., where glowing displays light up the mall for a magical family outing. Theater fans, don't miss Where We Stand by Dallas Theater Center at 7:30 p.m. on the Kalita Humphreys Theater stage at 3400 Blackburn St.

Movie buffs, Rooftop Cinema Club Downtown Fort Worth screens Forgetting Sarah Marshall at 6:30 p.m. and Sinners at 9:15 p.m. on that iconic Throckmorton Street rooftop. Music keeps flowing with live sets at Scout Dallas at 9 p.m. and DJ Sevara Tyrell at Waterproof at 10 p.m.

Saturday, February 28 amps up with Lady Gaga bringing her worldwide No. 1 album Mayhem to Dickies Arena—shows both nights, so grab tickets fast, reports CultureMap Fort Worth. Josh Abbott Band rocks Billy Bob's Texas, channeling that Red Dirt Texas country energy. Start your day with the Trinity Corridor Cleanup at Trammell Crow Park at 9 a.m. or dive into Bubble Planet's immersive experience at Grapevine Mall from 9:30 a.m. Casa Mañana's Hairspray musical runs through March 8, full of 1960s dance and heart.

Sunday, March 1, the Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra and Dallas Theater Center team up for Shakespeare at the Symphony at Bass Performance Hall, blending Mendelssohn's A Midsummer Night's Dream and Prokofiev's Romeo and Juliet through the weekend, per CultureMap. Butterflies in the Garden flutters into Fort Worth Botanic Garden through April 30, showcasing exotic wings from around the world.

The Fort Worth Music Festival wraps up March 1 in the Stockyards with stars like Tracy Byrd, Josh Abbott Band, and Ray Wylie Hubbard. Whether you're laughing, dancing, or exploring, DFW's got endless thrills this week—get out there and make memories!

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Hey listeners, welcome to your ultimate guide for what's buzzing in Dallas-Fort Worth this week. Today, Thursday, February 26, kick things off with high-energy sports action as the Dallas Stars take on the Seattle Kraken at the American Airlines Center. My Guide Dallas calls it an epic NHL showdown, perfect for hockey fans craving that ice-rink thrill—puck drops in the evening, so grab your jerseys and cheer the Stars to victory.

If you're craving hoops, the Dallas Mavericks face the Sacramento Kings tonight too, according to National Today listings. Watch Luka Doncic and the crew light up the court in a battle that's sure to deliver dunks, threes, and crowd-roaring moments.

Hop over to Fort Worth for the Stockyards History Tour Pub Crawl, as highlighted by My Guide Dallas. Starting Thursday evening, this rowdy adventure weaves through cowboy history with stops at legendary saloons—think cold brews, tall tales of the Wild West, and maybe a two-step or two. It's the ideal way to blend culture and craft beer under those Texas stars.

Friday keeps the momentum with Tea Around Town Dallas, running from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m., per What's Up Fort Worth. Transform the city into a tea lover's playground, sipping exotic blends at hidden gems from Uptown to Deep Ellum—cozy chats, fancy pours, and Instagram-worthy vibes await.

Saturday amps up with Bryce Crawford's "I LOVE JESUS U.S. TOUR" hitting Dallas, as National Today reports. This high-energy show mixes faith, fun, and beats that'll have you on your feet. Also on deck, bbno$ brings his quirky rap antics to the stage—16 and under need a parent, but expect wild crowds and hilarious bars that keep the party popping.

Don't sleep on comedy either: Aaron Weber's lighting up the Improv Comedy Club in Addison all weekend, delivering sharp laughs that hit close to home. And if music's your jam, catch echoes of local talent like Brooke O'Brian's soulful style from her recent Opening Bell Coffee gig—inspire your night with indie vibes citywide.

Whether you're sports-obsessed, pub-crawling, or tea-sipping, DFW's got non-stop fun through the weekend. Get out there, make memories, and soak up that North Texas energy.

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Hey listeners, grab your boots and get ready for an action-packed week in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, starting right now on this crisp Wednesday! Whether you're craving tunes, history, or family fun, we've got the scoop on what's popping today through the weekend.

Kick things off tonight with the Fort Worth Music Festival at 7 PM, bringing live beats and good vibes to shake off the midweek blues, as listed on Fort Worth Events. Music lovers, head to House of Blues Dallas where Del Water Gap takes the stage tomorrow, Tuesday night—perfect for indie rock fans looking to groove in Deep Ellum. My Guide Dallas highlights this as a top pick for February happenings, alongside shows like Test Your Mic and No One Presents: 430 Steps, ideal for discovering fresh local talent.

Over in Fort Worth, the Museum of Science and History opens its doors today with general admission from 10 AM and the thrilling Wild Rescue exhibit at 1 PM—think hands-on animal adventures for all ages, straight from the museum's event calendar. Families, this is your spot to spark curiosity without breaking the bank.

Thursday amps up at TX Whiskey Ranch in Fort Worth with an 11:30 AM to 6 PM networking bash in the Oak Room, a laid-back spot for mingling over sips, per Financial Executives International's listings. Music heads, Friday's Bryce Crawford "I Love Jesus U.S. Tour" at House of Blues Dallas promises high-energy worship vibes starting at evening hours.

Swing into the weekend with Gene Watson's country croon at Arlington Music Hall on Tuesday—wait, that's a hot ticket extending the fun, but save your energy for bigger thrills. Mark your calendars now: country legends Brooks & Dunn close their 2026 Neon Moon Tour at Dickies Arena on October 9, with artist presales kicking off today at 10 AM via their site—Fort Worth's finale stop with Tucker Wetmore and Caylee Hammack joining the party, reports CultureMap Fort Worth. That's epic boot-stomping ahead!

From music fests to museum magic, DFW's buzzing with energy. Dive into guided tours like the Fort Worth day trip or AT&T Stadium visit, recommended by My Guide Dallas experts. Stay safe, have a blast, and make memories in Cowtown and Big D.

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Hey listeners, welcome to your ultimate guide for what's popping in Dallas-Fort Worth this week and weekend. Today is Sunday, February 22, and we've got some fantastic ways to shake off the winter chill with music, sports, and fun vibes across the metroplex.

Kicking things off right here on Sunday, head over to House of Blues Dallas where Joshua Slone takes the stage at 10:00 PM in the Cambridge Room. According to the House of Blues Dallas calendar, this intimate show promises soulful tunes perfect for a late-night groove—grab tickets quick before they vanish. If you're into building skills and teamwork, the City of Fort Worth offers recreational basketball leagues firing up today, designed for all levels to boost fitness and fun, as listed on their official events page.

Monday through the rest of the week keeps the energy high. Fort Worth's buzzing with pickleball sessions for all levels—a mashup of tennis, badminton, and ping-pong that gets your heart pumping. The City of Fort Worth calendar shows classes starting February 21 and running multiple dates this week, ideal for beginners or pros looking to rally with friends.

Music lovers, don't sleep on Saturday's lineup from Fort Worth Events. Maddy Smith hits at 7:00 PM, delivering fresh pop-indie vibes, followed by jazz sensation Keiko Matsui at 7:30 PM. Venues like Bass Performance Hall or Billy Bobs are hotspots for these, with tickets available now for unforgettable nights under the lights.

Family time? Keep an eye on Disney On Ice shows potentially gliding into arenas like Dickies Arena or Globe Life Field this weekend—think Elsa, Mirabel, Anna, and Moana with preshow character meetups full of games, sing-alongs, and photos, per the official Disney On Ice site. Note that the epic Queens concert with Chaka Khan, Patti LaBelle, Gladys Knight, and Stephanie Mills got bumped from today to May 8 at Dickies Arena, so hold those tickets for soul legend magic later.

Whether you're shooting hoops, smashing pickleballs, or catching live beats, DFW's got you covered. Dive into these events, make memories, and explore spots like The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory for more action.

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Hey, DFW listeners, it's your friendly guide to the best things happening right here in Dallas-Fort Worth this weekend and through the week ahead. Today, Saturday, February 21st, rev your engines for the Monster Energy AMA Supercross Championship roaring into AT&T Stadium in Arlington. The world's top two-wheel racers battle it out in Round 7 of the East Division 250SX Class Championship, with gates opening early for the massive FanFest outside. Picture up-close views of gleaming race bikes, team rigs, and pros like the stars of motocross signing autographs before the jumps and thrills kick off inside the stadium. Tickets are hot through SeatGeek, and kids two and up need 'em too—grab yours now for this adrenaline-pumping spectacle that turns the stadium into a dirt-flying festival.

Over in Fort Worth, saddle up for the Stockyards Championship Rodeo tonight at the Stockyards. This classic showdown features bull riding, barrel racing, and roping action that captures the heart of cowboy country, right where the Chisholm Trail once ended. It's family-friendly fun with that authentic Texas grit, happening all weekend long.

Basketball fans, catch the TCU Horned Frogs taking on the West Virginia Mountaineers today in Fort Worth—check fortworth.events for tip-off times and seats. It's prime Big 12 hoops energy to fuel your Saturday.

Swing by the YETI Flagship store at 220 S. Congress Ave. in nearby Austin this afternoon for the Lucky Draw Live event tied to Willie Nelson's epic Luck Reunion. Doors at 3 PM, wheel spin at 5, and live tunes from Joshua Ray Walker starting at 5:30—perfect for DFW folks road-tripping for a shot at those hard-to-get tickets to the March 19th blowout with Willie, Lukas Nelson, Trampled by Turtles, and more legends, as announced by Saving Country Music.

The rest of the week stays lively with ongoing rodeo vibes in the Stockyards and more Stock Show action spilling over. Keep an eye on visitdallas.com for pop-up concerts, nightlife, and family events, plus fortworth.events for theater and eats. Whether you're chasing speed, spurs, or songs, DFW's got the pulse pounding.

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Hey, Dallas-Fort Worth listeners, grab your calendars because this weekend and the days ahead are packed with vibrant events that'll make your heart race and your feet dance. Today, Friday, kick things off at the Texas Theatre in Oak Lawn where CinéWilde screens the dark, queer coming-of-age film I Saw The TV Glow at 9 p.m., complete with a pre-show Q&A at 8:45 p.m. led by Dallas counselor Renee Baker on identity and trans experiences, followed by a post-screening discussion and media swap—perfect for deep connections, according to Dallas Voice listings. Music lovers, House of Blues in Deep Ellum hosts Monolink's The Beauty of It All Tour at 8 p.m. in the Music Hall, blending electronic beats for an electrifying night.

Tomorrow, Saturday, Fort Worth shines with the Celestial Ball from 8 to 11 p.m. at Southside Preservation Hall, a starry fundraiser for Trinity Pride with general admission at $50 or VIP at $100—TrinityPrideFW.org has your tickets. Back in Dallas, dash to Cupid’s Undie Run at Barcardia on Henderson Avenue from noon to 4 p.m., a fun one-mile jog in undies raising funds for Neurofibromatosis awareness, ending in a dance party via Cupids.org. Bingo fans, Gaybingo: Diamonds & Denim at The Rose Room in S4 starts at 6 p.m. with $2,500 in cash prizes—check MyResourceCenter.org. Wellness seekers, join Prism Health North Texas for free yoga with YogaZama from 6 to 7 p.m. at their Lee Parkway studio, or volunteer from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. packing STI prevention kits at their Sunset Avenue space, both detailed on PHNTX.org. Theater thrives too: catch D.L. Hughley at Improv Arlington, David Spade at Majestic Theatre, or Ballet North Texas' Winter Mix at Moody Performance Hall, as CultureMap Dallas highlights. Don't miss the HRC Dallas Brunch at 10:30 a.m. at Warwick Melrose Hotel featuring Congresswoman Julie Johnson.

Sunday brings the Lone Star Wind Orchestra's 20th Anniversary bash at 3 p.m. in Meyerson Symphony Center, premiering Grammy-winner Michael Daugherty's piece with pianist Aaron Kurz—LSO.org for details. Families, the Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum offers a 2 p.m. docent-led tour for $12 at DHHRM.org.

Later in the week, Thursday's North Texas Food Bank Empty Bowls fundraiser in Plano on the 26th features jazz, auctions, and artisan bowls at NTFB.org. Friday the 27th, Dallas Zoo's first Dog Days lets pups join from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. for $22 per dog—DallasZoo.com/dog-days. Immerse in Dallas Blooms at the Arboretum through April with 500,000 bulbs, or Broadway's The Great Gatsby tour at Music Hall at Fair Park.

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Welcome to your Dallas-Fort Worth events guide for this week. Whether you're a music lover, foodie, or culture enthusiast, the Metroplex is buzzing with incredible happenings right now.

If you're in the mood for live rock and roll tonight, head to the Cambridge Room at House of Blues in Dallas at 7 PM where Eddie and the Getaway take the stage for their Off the Road Tour. This intimate venue puts you right in the action with the band's electrifying stage presence and high-energy performance style.

For the foodies out there, Arlington Charities is hosting Help and Hope this evening at Texas Live. This chef-driven tasting event brings together Arlington's top chefs and restaurants for an evening of food, fun, and giving back. Arlington Locksmith will be in the building presented by Chef and Pitmaster Lance Justice. Individual tickets and table sponsorships are available online.

As we move through the weekend, Saturday February 22nd is packed with cultural celebration. Head to the Grand Prairie Events and Convention Center from 3 to 5 PM for RhythmRoots, a high-energy showcase of cultural spirit, dance, music, and storytelling that honors Black history through artistic performance and community relationships. Admission is completely free.

If you're still riding the cultural wave, Saturday also brings the Grand Prairie Black Film and Writers Festival to the Uptown Theater from 1 to 9 PM. This immersive festival spotlights powerful Black stories on screen and page, featuring films, writers, and conversations. Tickets are just five dollars per screening or sixty dollars for an all-inclusive VIP experience.

Sunday February 22nd also features the African American Read-In at The Dock Bookshop in Fort Worth from 11 AM to 3 PM. This annual celebration is part literary salon, part community reunion, featuring poetry, children reading aloud, and vendor tables showcasing Black-owned brands. There's no cost to attend.

And if you're a jazz enthusiast, mark your calendars for Friday February 27th when the Grand Prairie Library celebrates Count Basie with the Andrew Griffith Quartet performing An Evening with Count Basie at the Uptown Theater at 7 PM.

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Hey listeners, welcome to your ultimate guide for what's popping in Dallas-Fort Worth this week, starting right now on this vibrant Wednesday, February 18th. Grab your calendars because we've got live music, games, and festive vibes to keep you buzzing through the weekend.

Kick off tonight in Fort Worth at Sundance Square Plaza where Paco Estrada takes the stage from 6 to 9 p.m., delivering smooth tunes under the stars, according to the Sundance Square events calendar. Over at Legacy West in Plano, join the Renaissance Hotel's Mah Jong Night from 6 to 8:30 p.m. for tiles, laughs, and community fun, as listed on their event page. Downtown Dallas heats up with the Amazing Scavenger Hunt Adventure at Union Station, a thrilling urban quest you can jump into anytime today via Eventbrite. And if karaoke's your jam, head to Legacy Hall's High Bar on the third floor for Wednesday Night Karaoke, where you can belt out favorites amid 20-plus eateries and craft brews from Unlawful Assembly Brewing Co.

Tomorrow, Thursday the 19th, catch John Adams Electric Trio Plus One at Sundance Square Plaza from 6 to 9 p.m. for electric energy. Friday the 20th brings the Zona 7 Gallery Awards Reception for the 13th Annual Lenora Rolla Juried Art Show from 6:30 to 8 p.m. in Fort Worth, plus Chef Dee & The Taste Experience rocking Sundance Square from 7 to 10 p.m. At Legacy West, KAI wraps up Lunar New Year with chef-curated specials and a Lion Dance at 8 p.m., per their calendar.

Saturday the 21st? Warp'd Tour hits Legacy Hall's Lexus Box Garden in Plano, featuring Green Dazed as Green Day tribute, The Small Things for Blink-182, and Ironic for Alanis Morissette—pure punk nostalgia. In Fort Worth, Depictions: A Musical Celebration of Black Heritage lights up Sundance Square from 7 to 10 p.m. Sunday the 22nd closes strong with Kirk Thurmond at the same spot from 7 to 10 p.m., and don't miss general admission fun at the Fort Worth Museum of Science and History all weekend.

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Hey, DFW listeners, grab your calendars because Dallas-Fort Worth is buzzing with epic events today through the weekend—perfect for shaking off the winter chill with some high-energy fun!

Kicking off right now on this sunny Sunday, head to Rooftop Cinema Club Downtown Fort Worth at 235 Throckmorton Street for a 5:20 PM screening of the '90s rom-com classic *10 Things I Hate About You*. Picture this: cozy fireside seating with double Adirondack chairs, chair-side heaters, and a warm beverage to sip while Heath Ledger and Julia Stiles deliver that Shakespearean high-school drama under the stars. According to Patch.com, it's the ultimate date night or girls' night vibe—classic single seats available too if you're flying solo.

If cars rev your engine, you're in luck because the 66th Annual Dallas Autorama is wrapping up today at Dallas Market Hall. Autorama.com highlights America's finest hot rods, custom cars, trucks, motorcycles, imports, European rides, and modern muscle on display. Catch special appearances and events like Scottish Rite for Children benefits today at noon, 2 PM, and 4 PM—don't miss the final showdown of chrome and horsepower benefiting a great cause.

Still riding high from last night? National Today reports the Cottage Chemistry Dance Party lit up Tulips venue with rival groups throwing down Valentine's beats—hope you caught that electric energy, or check for any afterglow pop-ups.

Looking ahead to the rest of the week, the Fort Worth Stock Show & Rodeo is in full swing at Dickies Arena through late February, per What's Up Fort Worth, packing in livestock shows, rodeo action, live music, and carnival rides that scream Texas pride. Mark your calendars for the Shriners Children's College Showdown at Globe Life Field later this month—college baseball showdowns with top teams battling it out.

Music lovers, Dallas-TX.events spotlights Jonathan Scales Fourchestra hitting Deep Ellum Art Co. at 3200 Commerce Street tonight at 8 PM, blending percussion madness with four-string guitar wizardry for a foot-stomping live set.

FortWorth.events teases family-friendly magic like *The Wizard of Oz* performances starting February 15 at 10:30 AM—timeless tunes and Technicolor adventure for all ages.

Whether you're into cinematic crushes, car culture, cowboy vibes, or dance-floor chemistry, DFW's got your weekend locked in. Get out there, make memories, and soak up the Metroplex magic!

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Hey listeners, kick off your Valentine's weekend in Dallas-Fort Worth with a bang because today, Saturday February 14th, the action is non-stop from rodeos to monster trucks. Head to the Fort Worth Stockyards for the Bill Pickett Invitational Rodeo at 1:30 PM and 7:30 PM in Cowtown Coliseum, celebrating 42 years of history, culture, and high-energy cowboy action that collides like thunder. The Fort Worth Stockyards website highlights this as a must-see where excitement meets Western heritage.

Over at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Monster Jam roars in at showtime this afternoon, packing the house with massive trucks, world champion drivers, jaw-dropping stunts, and family fun. Start with the Pit Party to snap selfies with the beasts, meet drivers, and grab autographs—AT&T Stadium promises it's the ultimate adrenaline rush, with tickets needed for kids two and up.

Music lovers, Billy Bob's Texas in the Stockyards hosts Priscilla Block tonight, the country star debuting her 2025 album Things You Didn't See after hits like Just About Over You. Culturemap Fort Worth calls it a perfect Valentine's show. For laughs and duels, Cowboy Dueling kicks off at 8 PM in the Stockyards, a 21-plus bash running till midnight with doors at 8 and action at 9. Filthy McNasty's Saloon joins the party at 9:30 PM with live tunes and dancing in a spot steeped in three generations of western legacy.

Friday wrapped with fire: Mike Ryan rocked Billy Bob's at 10 PM, PBR Stockyards Showcase bull-riding at 7:30, Stockyards Championship Rodeo, and Fantasia with Anthony Hamilton at Dickies Arena. The 66th Dallas Autorama cruised into Dallas Market Hall through Sunday, showcasing hot rods, customs, trucks, and bikes with special appearances benefiting Scottish Rite for Children.

Tomorrow Sunday, catch the Autorama finale or Fort Worth Symphony's Chamber Series at Kimbell Art Museum with Beethoven's Horn Sonata, Ligeti's bagatelles, and more. Monday's President's Day brings Harlem Globetrotters' 100 Year Tour at Dickies Arena against the Washington Generals—pure basketball magic with gravity-defying dunks.

The JAHA Film Festival runs through February 28th for movie buffs. Stockyards staples like twice-daily cattle drives at 11:30 AM and 4 PM keep the cowboy spirit alive all weekend. Whether you're chasing romance, thrills, or tunes, DFW delivers—grab tickets fast and make memories.

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Hey listeners, grab your boots and get ready for an action-packed weekend in Dallas-Fort Worth, because today, Friday the 13th, kicks off a lineup of rodeos, comedy, cars, and culture that'll have you two-stepping through Valentine's and beyond. According to the Fort Worth Stockyards site, tonight at 7:30 PM, saddle up for the Stockyards Championship Rodeo in the historic Cowtown Coliseum, the world's only year-round rodeo where cowboys battle bulls and broncs in true Texas style. Stick around for Cowboy Dueling at 8 PM, a 21-plus showdown of sharp-shooting fun till midnight, then catch live tunes at Filthy McNasty's Saloon starting at 9:30 PM or rock out with Mike Ryan at Billy Bob's Texas from 10 PM, bringing high-energy country vibes to the heart of the Stockyards.

Over in Dallas, CultureMap Dallas reports comedian George Lopez takes the Majestic Theatre stage tonight for a one-night-only roast of life, stereotypes, and everything in between—perfect for a hilarious date night. Car lovers, the 66th Annual Dallas Autorama revs up at Dallas Market Hall from 5:30 PM today through Sunday, showcasing hot rods, custom trucks, motorcycles, and muscle cars, with special appearances benefiting Scottish Rite for Children.

Saturday heats up with more Stockyards magic: the Bill Pickett Invitational Rodeo at 1:30 PM and 7:30 PM celebrates 42 years of Black cowboy culture, history, and heart-pounding action. CultureMap highlights Monster Jam roaring into AT&T Stadium in Arlington, where Grave Digger, El Toro Loco, and Megalodon trucks crush cars and soar over ramps—ultimate Valentine's adrenaline. Ballet fans, Avant Chamber Ballet's Peter and the Wolf at Moody Performance Hall is a family-friendly musical adventure with cheeky animals and live orchestra, followed by Rhythm and Romance featuring Balanchine's Valse Fantaisie. Theater buffs, catch Damn Yankees at Theatre Arlington or the zany Suite Surrender at Plano's Art Centre Theatre.

Sunday wraps with the Harlem Globetrotters' 100 Year Tour at American Airlines Center, dazzling with gravity-defying dunks against the Washington Generals. Don't miss the twice-daily Fort Worth Herd Cattle Drives at 11:30 AM and 4 PM all weekend for free Wild West spectacle.

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Hey listeners, kick off your Thursday in Dallas-Fort Worth with some high-energy action at the PBR Stockyards Showcase tonight at 7:30 PM in Fort Worth's Cowtown Coliseum, where bull riders take on the toughest beasts in a thrilling rodeo showdown, according to Ticketmaster listings. If you're craving a brain-teasing adventure, join the Puzzling Adventures Scavenger Hunt in Dallas starting whenever you're ready today—solve clues and explore hidden gems across the city, as detailed on Eventbrite. Tea lovers, don't miss Tea Around Town Dallas running from 8 AM to 10 PM, sipping premium brews in a cozy setting, per What's Up Fort Worth.

Tomorrow, Friday the 13th—perfect for a little mischief—head to Oak Cliff Brewing Co. at 1300 S Polk St in Dallas for their Mardi Gras Kickoff Party and Masquerade Ball from 7 PM to 10 PM. Expect live keys, bass, and horn trio music, authentic Louisiana king cake, light bites, and fresh beer releases—masks encouraged, no cover, straight from local event guides.

Saturday brings the Bill Pickett Invitational Rodeo to Cowtown Coliseum, launching its 2026 Texas Connection Series with the nation's longest-running African American touring rodeo—cowboys, cowgirls, and non-stop excitement through October, as Visit Fort Worth highlights. Meanwhile, jazz fans can dive into The Jazz Room at its Dallas spot, immersing in New Orleans-style live music and soulful vocals on this Thursday extension into the weekend vibe, via MyGuideDallas.

Mardi Gras fever ramps up mid-week: On Tuesday the 17th, Billy Bob's Texas hosts Funkytown's 33rd Annual Mardi Gras Party at 7 PM with James Hinkle, Blues Champs, Claire Hinkle Band, Latin Express Horns, and Zak Webb—$20 tickets, 18-plus, reports FW Weekly. Their Fat Tuesday bash from 3 PM to close features drink specials, tarot readings, and Fallout Boys live. Friday the 20th at TX Whiskey Ranch means food trucks like A Taste of Louisiana, themed cocktails, and Andrew Skates Trio jazz for $12 including your first drink, 21-plus. Sunday the 22nd, catch Dirty Dozen Brass Band and Zydeco Cha Chas at 7 PM in the Stockyards' Tannahill’s Tavern—high-energy New Orleans funk starting at $20.

Oak Cliff's parade rolls Sunday the 15th at 1 PM along Davis Street from Encina to Nova, with floats, music, and costumes—arrive early. North Richland Hills' Sparks Sports Bar throws the Best Mardi Gras Party in Texas with crawfish boils, king cake, grilled alligator, Squeezebox Bandits, and drinks all day.

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Hey listeners, grab your calendars because Dallas-Fort Worth is buzzing with excitement today through the weekend! Starting right now on this Wednesday, dive into Tea Around Town in Dallas, a charming crawl from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. sipping fancy teas at cozy spots across the city, according to What's Up Fort Worth. It's the perfect low-key kickoff to your week, blending sips with sweet treats and city vibes.

Over in Fort Worth tonight at 9 p.m., catch the Texas Arlington Mavericks Women's Basketball game at College Park Center, as listed on Fort Worth Events. Cheer on the action with that electric DFW sports energy—tickets are hot, so snag 'em quick!

Tomorrow, Thursday, music lovers, head to the myriad concerts lighting up Fort Worth venues like Dickies Arena, Bass Performance Hall, Billy Bob's, and The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory. Fort Worth Events highlights a full lineup from pop and jazz to R&B, rock, hip-hop, and classical—perfect for whatever beat gets your boots tapping.

Friday amps up with the Dallas Opera presenting The Little Prince at 7:30 p.m., a magical tale soaring through enchanting melodies, per Dallas-TX Events. Families, don't miss the Bug Lab exhibit at the Perot Museum in Dallas, running daily through early 2026 with massive bug models, immersive chambers, and hands-on fun inspired by New Zealand's Te Papa and Wētā Workshop—Dallas Doing Good calls it a genius peek into insect innovation for just $8.

Saturday explodes with PRISMATIC: Fantastical Realms, SPARK! Dallas' immersive art pop-up at Meow Wolf Grapevine. Local high schoolers crafted six wild, color-drenched installations you can step right into, as detailed by Dallas Doing Good. It's interactive, trippy, and totally free-spirited!

Wrapping the weekend, immerse in Aretha-Queen of Soul featuring Wilson Pickett vibes echoing from earlier listings on What's Up Fort Worth, with more tunes and shows across both cities. Sports fans, keep eyes on Globe Life Field and Arlington Music Hall for surprise drops.

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Hey there, folks! Welcome back to your Dallas-Fort Worth weekend guide. We've got an absolutely packed schedule for you this week, so let's dive right in.

This very moment, you've got some fantastic options happening around the metroplex. If you're looking for live entertainment tonight, head down to the Reid Cabaret Theatre at Casa Manana in Fort Worth for Aretha: One Night With The Queen at seven o'clock. This is a tribute show celebrating the Queen of Soul, and according to concert listings, there are just two tickets remaining, so if this speaks to you, move fast. Over at Rooftop Cinema Club, listeners are gathering for a Big Game Watch Party on the big screen, perfect if you want to catch the biggest sporting event of the year with a crowd.

Looking ahead to tomorrow, Monday brings some fun options. Central Market Fort Worth is hosting a Make and Take French Macarons class at eleven in the morning if you're into culinary creativity. El Chingon is serving up a Bad Bunny Brunch at the same time for those craving good food and good vibes.

Now let's talk about the weekend ahead. Wednesday, February thirteenth is shaping up to be a major music night. Fantasia and Anthony Hamilton are taking the stage at Dickies Arena at eight o'clock, and this is one you won't want to miss. The Fort Worth Music Festival kicks off Thursday the twenty-sixth and runs through the weekend at Tannahill's Tavern and Music Hall, offering multiple days of live performances starting at noon on Friday.

Then there's the absolute heavyweight champion of the weekend lineup: Lady Gaga is coming to Dickies Arena not once, but twice. She's performing Saturday, February twenty-eighth and again Sunday, March first. Both shows start at eight o'clock, and according to ticket availability, spots are filling up fast with prices starting around thirty-nine dollars and up.

For comedy lovers, Hyena's Comedy Night Club has Big Jay Oakerson performing Thursday and Friday, with shows at eight and nine-thirty in the evening both nights. Jonathan Kite takes over the club starting Friday through Sunday.

If you're more into traditional music, the Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra is hosting a Gala Concert Starring Gil Shaham at Bass Performance Hall on Saturday, February twenty-first at seven o'clock, featuring classical performances that are simply elegant.

Whatever your vibe this week, from live music to comedy to classical performances, Dallas-Fort Worth has something incredible waiting for you. Thank you so much for tuning in, and please make sure to subscribe for more of your local event coverage.

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Hey, listeners, kick off your weekend right here in the Dallas-Fort Worth area with a heap of excitement packed into today, Saturday, February 7th, and stretching through the rest of the week. Whether you're craving heart-pounding action, live tunes, or community vibes, we've got the scoop to make your plans epic.

Start today with the grand finale of the Fort Worth Stock Show & Rodeo at Dickies Arena, running all the way through this evening—think livestock shows, top-notch bull riding, and family-friendly fun that's been drawing crowds since January 16th, according to the official Fort Worth tourism site. Tickets are still available via Ticketmaster for the evening performances. Over in the Stockyards, catch the Stockyards Championship Rodeo at 7:30 PM at Cowtown Coliseum, featuring PRORODEO action with roping, riding, and that classic Western flair, as listed on Ticketmaster's Dallas events page. Music lovers, head to House of Blues Dallas for Atmosphere's Winter Carnival Tour at 6:30 PM in the Music Hall, delivering hip-hop beats and high energy, or check out Ellise in The Cambridge Room for a soulful set—both shows are primed for a lively night.

Dallas steps up today with meaningful community events too: the National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day Community Fair and the Black HIV & Mental Health Summit, both spotlighting health resources and awareness right here in the city, per Black PR Wire's event calendar. Perfect for connecting and learning.

Looking ahead to next weekend, mark February 14th for the Bill Pickett Rodeo in Fort Worth, celebrating Black cowboys with thrilling competitions and cultural pride. On February 21st in nearby Grand Prairie, dive into the Health Is Your Wealth Expo for wellness workshops and tips.

Sports fans, don't miss TCU Horned Frogs basketball action against Kansas State Wildcats today, as noted on Fort Worth Events. From rodeo dust to concert lights, DFW's buzzing—grab tickets early and make memories.

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Well folks, if you're looking for ways to spend your time in the Dallas-Fort Worth area this week, you've landed in the right place. We've got some fantastic events happening right now through the weekend that you won't want to miss.

First up, the Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo is in its final stretch. According to CultureMap Fort Worth, there are just three days left to experience this incredible event running through Saturday at Dickies Arena and the surrounding area. The big draw this weekend is the semifinals and finals of the Pro Rodeo Tournament. Here's some great news for your wallet, listeners, admission is completely free on the final day, Saturday. If you want to catch it before then, there are discounted ticket options available. And with temperatures predicted to be above normal for this time of year, you can enjoy the midway without freezing. Pro tip from CultureMap, grab dinner at a local restaurant with a rodeo special and cap off your evening with a nightcap at one of the local bars nearby.

Now let's talk theater and film because Fort Worth is absolutely packed with options. CultureMap reports that Jubilee Theatre is presenting Hype Man: A Break Beat Play, which runs through February 28th. This pulse-pounding production explores friendship and accountability while diving into the hip-hop creative scene. Over at the Modern Art Museum, you can catch a Private Life, described as a blend of black comedy and mystery thriller starring Jodie Foster. The film screens six times through Sunday.

If you're more of a Jane Austen fan, the Stolen Shakespeare Guild is bringing Sense and Sensibility to life through February 22nd. CultureMap notes this witty adaptation follows the Dashwood sisters as they navigate love and society's expectations.

For live music, Billy Bob's Texas is the place to be. Southall, formerly the Read Southall Band, plays tonight with an eighteen and over requirement. Then on Saturday, country legend Clay Walker takes the stage. According to CultureMap, Clay Walker burst onto the scene in the early nineties with five number one hits out of his first six singles.

Comedy lovers, don't sleep on Hyena's Comedy Nightclub where April Macie is performing through Saturday. CultureMap mentions she's a Last Comic Standing finalist who travels the world collecting hilarious stories.

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Dallas-Fort Worth, you're in for an incredible week of entertainment, sports, and cultural experiences. Whether you're a sports fan, music lover, or someone looking for a unique night out, there's something happening right now that's perfect for you.

Tonight, if you're a basketball fan, head over to Moody Coliseum to catch the SMU Mustangs Women's Basketball team taking on Wake Forest at six thirty in the evening. Just down the road at the American Airlines Center, the Dallas Mavericks are squaring off against the San Antonio Spurs at seven thirty. For music lovers, Three Links in Deep Ellum is hosting an evening of alternative rock with Hollowed Thoughts, Burn The Throne, Slaughter The Pig, and Hatred Creations starting at seven o'clock. If you prefer a more intimate concert experience, Elijah Scott is performing at the Cambridge Room inside House of Blues, also at seven in the evening.

If you're willing to venture out to Arlington, Division Brewing is launching an extraordinary two evening Edgar Allan Poe experience tonight and tomorrow. Actors will be reenacting the author's most famous works including the Raven and Annabel Lee. The doors open at six thirty, the show starts at seven, and tickets are forty nine dollars eighty seven cents. They're encouraging visitors to wear Victorian Gothic attire to really embrace the atmosphere.

Looking ahead to the weekend, Fort Worth has something special planned for Friday evening. The Kimbell Art Museum is celebrating Lunar New Year with a free happy hour from five to seven o'clock in the evening. You'll enjoy traditional Chinese music performed by the Dallas Guzheng Association, hands-on artmaking, and an Asian-themed scavenger hunt. Refreshments will be available for purchase through the museum's happy hour menu.

Saturday is shaping up nicely too. Over in Fort Worth at Panther Island Brewing, they're hosting a Galentine's Day celebration from one to four in the afternoon featuring local vendors, a permanent jewelry booth, and the chance to meet adoptable dogs. Beer and nonalcoholic beverages are on tap, and admission is completely free for all ages.

For something truly unique, Sledge Distillery in Tolar is hosting their opening weekend hootenanny from two to ten o'clock in the evening. There's no admission cost, live music, food service, and even a paint-and-sip session where you can create a colorful buffalo picture for just forty six dollars ninety cents per person.

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Well listeners, if you're looking for ways to heat things up in Dallas-Fort Worth this week, you're in for a real treat. Whether you're planning something romantic or just want to have a blast, this area has incredible events lined up through the weekend and beyond.

Let's start with what's happening right now. Tonight at PM Lounge on North Henderson Avenue in Dallas, Latigazo 2K is bringing seven hours of high-energy Latin music and dancing from seven in the evening until two in the morning. If you're in the mood to dance and celebrate Latin culture, this is your night.

Looking ahead to Friday and beyond, Valentine's Day is shaping up to be absolutely spectacular. The Dallas Symphony Orchestra is presenting Tchaikovsky and Rachmaninoff at Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center from February twelfth through the fifteenth. This program features the passionate Romeo and Juliet, a world premiere violin concerto by Sophia Jani, and the dramatic Symphonic Dances. The concerts are popular so getting tickets in advance is highly recommended.

If romance means something more magical to you, Astra Lumina at Trinity Forest Adventure is transforming the gardens into an enchanted nighttime wonderland with glowing installations and illuminated pathways on February thirteenth and fourteenth. It's a one-mile walk that lasts about an hour through this dreamy, celestial landscape.

For those who want bold and unforgettable entertainment, LoveStruck at Station 4 in Dallas is delivering a cirque-style cabaret with world-class acrobatics and burlesque performances running approximately sixty minutes. Shows are February thirteenth through fifteenth.

Fort Worth isn't being left out of the Valentine's fun either. The Fort Worth Zoo is hosting an intimate multi-course dinner on February thirteenth inside the Portraits of the Wild Art Gallery, complete with a live animal presentation and photo opportunities. Meanwhile, Billy Bob's Texas is hosting a murder mystery dinner called Oil's Well That Ends Well set during the eighteen eighties oil boom, featuring ninety minutes of scripted comedy and theater with dinner included.

If you prefer something with a bit more elegance, the French Room at the Adolphus Hotel is offering a five-course prix fixe dinner February thirteenth and fourteenth featuring dishes like scallops with saffron sauce and filet de boeuf with foie gras. They're also serving a Valentine's Tea service throughout the week with tea sandwiches, pastries, and champagne.

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