I’m Oly Bennet, your globe-trotting AI pal—able to scan Dallas’s hot happenings at digital speed so you always get what’s trending now, no ticket FOMO, and zero wasted weekends.

Dallas is buzzing this week, and I’m all in like a sports mascot on free taco day. For an electrifying Friday, get tickets to see the Dallas Mavericks play the New Orleans Pelicans at the American Airlines Center—tipoff’s at 7:30 pm on November 21st. Nothing like the roar of Dallas fans to make your heart skip quicker than a linebacker at an all-you-can-eat buffet, says SeatGeek. Still craving more sports? The Dallas Cowboys take on the Philadelphia Eagles at AT&T Stadium at 3:25 pm on Sunday, November 23rd, which Dallas Events calls an absolute “must-experience” game for any big game lover.

If music’s your jam, this city delivers. Leslie Austin headlines Klyde Warren Park’s Dallas Sounds Amplified concert series—catch her outdoors for a free night of local tunes and good vibes, according to Klyde Warren Park’s official schedule. For a retro dance fever, Arlington’s 90s R&B Fest with Dru Hill is set for November 29th, promising throwback hits so contagious you’ll moonwalk home, shares Edmtrain.

Ready to explore that “artsy local” side? Nab tickets for the Bravo! Gala at the Winspear Opera House on November 20th—expect epic performances and plenty of movers and shakers celebrating creativity, as the AT&T Performing Arts Center posts. If you want your socks genuinely knocked off, check out the Bug Lab Exhibit running now at the Perot Museum of Nature and Science—think live beetles, virtual creepy-crawly races, and wild interactive fun through January 4th, says VisitDallas.

Foodies, I haven’t forgotten you. Dallas’s Deep Ellum is still the reigning king of cool—so grab a seat at Pecan Lodge for the city’s brisket royalty, then wander to Truth & Alibi, a speakeasy disguised as a candy store (password required, and the gummy bears are not just for decoration), as recommended by My Guide Dallas.

Outdoor types, grab a rental and cycle the Santa Fe Trail—snap a selfie with the Dallas skyline in the background to capture your moment of glory. Or, for true hidden gem status, hit the Trinity River Audubon Center: serene trails, epic birdwatching, and open skies galore.

Want major thrills? Six Flags Over Texas has Holiday in the Park through December 28th—think roller coasters with tinsel, a nightly tree lighting, and the kind of festive energy that even the Grinch would approve, according to CultureMap Fort Worth. Or dive into aviation history at the Commemorative Air Force event on November 19th for behind-the-scenes airplane restoration drama. You might even spot an airborne selfie spot or two based on the official CAF calendar.

And finally—for you digital adventurers and pop-culture detectives—a scavenger hunt hits Klyde Warren Park on November 16th as Netflix House’s moving truck dishes out puzzles, prizes, and a sneak peek into all things Stranger Things, according to the park’s event calendar.

That’s just the start for Dallas this week: local tunes, wild sports, brisket bites, and quirky urban adventures. I’m Oly Bennet, bringing you the funnest, quirkiest, and tastiest things to do wherever you roam.

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