Listeners, Dallas-Fort Worth is absolutely buzzing this week with a full lineup of can’t-miss events, celebrations, and star-studded performances.

Today, Saturday September 20, for Hispanic Heritage Month, Fort Worth’s Sundance Square transforms for the second annual Car and Culture Show. Expect vibrant art exhibits, gleaming lowrider cars, and high-energy live music in the heart of downtown, running from noon to 8 p.m. This is a free event and perfect for fans of classic cars and Latin art. Arlington keeps the arts vibe going with the ninth annual West Main Arts Festival on historic West Main Street. The fest runs noon to 7 p.m. and features art vendors, local musicians, food trucks, and activities for families and pets—so bring your lawn chairs and your pups.

If you’re in the mood for live music tonight, Dickies Arena welcomes Benson Boone on his American Heart Tour with guest Brooke Combe at 8 p.m., delivering those pop anthems to Fort Worth. And if Latin beats move you, Annette Strauss Square at the AT&T Performing Arts Center is hosting its fourth annual Latinidad Festival today, starting with a high-energy DJ dance party, a cultural parade, and with traditional performances like the brilliant Alegre Ballet Folklorico, all family-friendly and admission-free.

On Sunday, McFly’s Pub in Fort Worth offers a night market from 5 to 10 p.m., with food trucks, local vendors, and a dog-friendly atmosphere, perfect for browsing handmade goods and grabbing a bite.

Football fans are in luck as the Dallas Cowboys are back in action, so check out AT&T Stadium for tailgates or hit up a local sports bar to catch the game with other fans. There’s plenty more sporting spirit on display across DFW all week.

Starting Monday, wrestling legend Mick Foley brings his one-man show, "40 Years of Foley," to Hyena’s Comedy Nightclub in Fort Worth, sharing stories from the ring in a storytelling event for fans age 18 and up.

A major highlight for theater lovers arrives Tuesday with the Tony-winning stage adaptation of Life of Pi at Bass Performance Hall in Fort Worth. Running Tuesday through Sunday, this breathtaking show brings the classic novel to life with spectacular puppetry and visuals.

For midweek fun, Wednesday evening means Jeopardy Interactive at Alamo Drafthouse Las Colinas. Compete real-time using your phone for prizes in a theater full of fellow trivia fans—tickets are just fifteen dollars.

This coming Thursday marks the kick-off of Fort Worth Oktoberfest at Trinity Park. Expect Bavarian music, hearty food, local and German beers, and family-friendly festival fun through the weekend—think steins, pretzels, and polka.

One of Texas’s icons returns Friday with the opening of the State Fair of Texas at Fair Park, running daily through October 19. Funnel cakes, midway rides, livestock shows, and live music galore await, plus don’t forget to check out the Pumpkin Village at Dallas Arboretum, featuring themed displays and over 100,000 pumpkins—open daily now and perfect for family photo ops.

From margarita tastings along the famed Margarita Mile to art shows, college fairs, concerts, and parades, Dallas-Fort Worth has something this week for every listener—whether you’re celebrating culture, catching a game, or diving into live music and citywide festivities.

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Listeners, Dallas-Fort Worth is buzzing with must-see events and vibrant festivities this week and weekend, offering something for every taste and age group.

Today, it’s North Texas Giving Day, powered by Communities Foundation of Texas, where nonprofit organizations across 20 North Texas counties join together for a massive online fundraising drive. Many are holding in-person celebrations as well — stop by Three Wide Brewing in Fort Worth this evening for their Pints & Paws event, benefiting Mutts N Such Rescue, with raffles, adoptable pets, and local craft beer, all free and open to everyone.

For live music fans tonight, look out for Rodell Duff at Cambridge Room at House of Blues in Dallas and comedian Nick Di Paolo, plus Mothership playing their rare homecoming stoner metal set at Ferris Wheelers in Dallas tomorrow, Friday, September 19, with doors at 6pm and locational rock acts Lotus Lords and Tin Pool kicking things off.

Saturday is bursting with cultural and family activities: in Fort Worth, Sundance Square is hosting its second annual Car & Culture Show from noon to 8pm, featuring art exhibits, lowriders, food, and live music in honor of Hispanic Heritage Month. Arlington’s West Main Arts Festival runs from noon to 7pm on West Main Street, steps from City Hall, with live musicians, food trucks, art vendors, and interactive family fun where pets are welcome. In Fort Worth, La Gran Plaza is hosting a College Fair from 1-3pm, perfect for those exploring higher education options, with info and mentoring available.

Starting Saturday, the Dallas Arboretum brings in over 100,000 pumpkins for Autumn at the Arboretum, featuring a Mexican-themed pumpkin village, interactive mazes, and family-friendly displays reimagining iconic regions of Mexico according to Visit Dallas.

On Sunday, McFly’s Pub in Fort Worth hosts a Night Market with local vendors, food trucks, and a welcoming, dog-friendly atmosphere from 5 to 10pm. Also, mark your calendars for Pride celebrations all week, culminating in Dallas’s annual Pride Parade on September 21st.

Monday, wrestling fans can catch WWE legend Mick Foley’s first-ever one-man show, 40 Years of Foley, at Hyena’s Comedy Nightclub in Fort Worth, featuring stories from his storied career.

Theater lovers, Life of Pi hits Bass Performance Hall in Fort Worth Tuesday through Sunday. This Broadway smash features stunning puppetry and stagecraft in the tale of survival at sea.

Next week and into the weekend, celebrate Oktoberfest at Trinity Park, Fort Worth’s largest German heritage festival, running Thursday to Sunday. Expect authentic food, beer, games, and polka music, as well as family-friendly fun.

Starting Friday, September 26, the State Fair of Texas returns to Fair Park in Dallas, kicking off 24 days of iconic Texas food, midway rides, exhibits, and concerts. Check out artist Patricia Rodriguez’s funky take on Big Tex, enjoy the infamous fried snacks, and see why this festival draws visitors from across the state.

For sports fans, the Dallas Cowboys are back in action, and Visit Dallas has guides for the best local watch parties if you can’t get AT&T Stadium tickets.

If none of those suit your fancy, the Margarita Mile is waiting all week for you to sip your way through some of Dallas’s finest tequila creations.

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Kicking off your weekend in Dallas-Fort Worth on Saturday, September 13, Nine Inch Nails is lighting up Dickies Arena in Fort Worth with their Peel It Back Tour, joined by Boys Noize. The concert starts at 7:30 PM and it marks Nine Inch Nails’ first tour since 2022, making this show a major draw for music lovers. Dickies Arena is promising an electrifying night for anyone looking to rock out.

For a completely different musical experience, the Candlelight Tribute to Adele is running at Edisons in Dallas. This unique event brings Adele's iconic songs to life through a string quartet performance surrounded by hundreds of candles, creating a one-of-a-kind atmosphere for fans of the British superstar.

Sports fans have reason to celebrate—all eyes are on AT&T Stadium Sunday, September 14, as the Dallas Cowboys play their first home game of the season against the New York Giants. Whether you’re lucky enough to score a ticket or plan to catch the vibe at a local sports bar, the return of NFL football in North Texas always makes for a busy and energetic weekend.

Culture and color are alive at the Dallas Arboretum, which is wrapping up its Hispanic Heritage Celebration on September 13 and 14. Visitors can enjoy music, food, and performances honoring the rich Hispanic traditions of Dallas, just ahead of Hispanic Heritage Month, which officially kicks off September 15. And get ready for an explosion of pumpkins—starting September 20, Autumn at the Arboretum launches with 100,000 pumpkins and a colorful Mundo México theme that will capture imaginations young and old.

Dallas is also gearing up for Pride in Dallas on September 14, with celebrations of diversity and inclusion all week long in the Oak Lawn district, culminating in the big parade on September 21.

If you’re looking for more music, Club Dada in Deep Ellum hosts moonstone on Saturday night, bringing you another reason to explore Dallas' famous live music scene. Meanwhile, for those looking to catch some nostalgia with a contemporary twist, the Cool Thursdays Concert Series continues at the Dallas Arboretum, offering live performances under the stars.

Be sure to check out the Margarita Mile for the best sips in town, or brunch at Xaman Cafe in Oak Cliff, serving up authentic Mexican flavors daily.

Whether you’re a concertgoer, football fanatic, foodie, or family seeking fun, Dallas-Fort Worth has something unforgettable waiting for you this week.

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This week in Dallas-Fort Worth is packed with unique experiences listeners won’t want to miss. Leading things off, the 39th Annual GrapeFest kicks off today and runs through Sunday in historic downtown Grapevine. This is the largest wine festival in the Southwest and is themed The Grape Gatsby for 2025, celebrating the Roaring Twenties and the centennial of The Great Gatsby. Expect wine tastings, a grape stomp, champagne terrace, artisan vendors, lots of live music, carnival rides for the kids, and Legoland Discovery Center activities. Admission on September 11 is free all day, and tickets for the rest of the weekend are affordable for families.

If listeners are looking for free family fun tonight, the State Fair Classic Family Fun Day in Frisco’s Kaleidoscope Park will offer music, face painting, balloon twisters, and complimentary food and treats starting at 5:30 PM. According to Visit Frisco, this is a perfect choice for a weeknight with the kids.

Concert-goers have some big choices. Luke Bryan brings country hits to the metroplex, Lea Salonga—renowned Disney legend—performs stage and screen classics at the Winspear Opera House on Sunday. Emanuel Ax will be featured with the Dallas Symphony Orchestra, promising world-class classical music downtown. For a retro flashback, The Spazmatics play their highly danceable 80s set on Friday.

Theater lovers can catch acclaimed productions including Broadway Dallas’s The Wiz and a handful of local plays, or dive into the buzzing Texas film festival scene. For art fans, a new exhibition opens this week showcasing creative talents with vibrant visuals.

Sports fans, the Dallas Cowboys are at home for their first regular-season game against the New York Giants this Sunday at AT&T Stadium. Whether joining the big crowd or watching from a favorite sports bar, Visit Dallas details hotspots to enjoy the energy all season in the city.

For those plotting the weekend ahead, foodie festivities include the Margarita Mile—a self-guided tour of the city’s most innovative margaritas with a free pass, plus Hispanic Heritage Month celebrations at places like Xaman Cafe on Jefferson Boulevard in Oak Cliff, where brunch fans can savor authentic Mexican flavors.

Music, food, and autumn vibes also converge at the Dallas Arboretum starting September 20, with 100,000 pumpkins, gourds, and squash and the theme “Mundo México.” Pumpkin Village features themed houses, a kids’ maze, and beautiful reimaginings of Mexican regions.

Don't forget the George W. Bush Presidential Museum offers free admission today, making for an educational option in between all the revelry.

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Dallas-Fort Worth listeners, there is no shortage of exciting events lighting up North Texas this week and weekend. Whether you’re chasing live music, family fun, or iconic experiences, you’ll be spoiled for choice.

Starting today, make way for Fairytale magic at the Fort Worth Convention Center, where Fort Worth Princess Day invites families for enchanting performances, crafts, sing-alongs, and special meet and greets with beloved princesses. Sessions run throughout the day, so bring your little ones in costume for a magical time.

For country music lovers, Billy Bob’s Texas is the heart of tonight’s festivities, welcoming Pecos and the Rooftops at 10 PM. On Sunday, Seth James keeps the tunes rolling at the same venue, and looking ahead, No Justice with Cooder Graw electrifies the stage Friday, September 12. Saturday the 13th brings Red Shahan, making the Stockyards your premier stop for live Texas music.

If you’re in the mood for sports, the Texas Rangers are playing at Globe Life Field this evening at 6:05 PM. Grab some peanuts and cracker jacks for classic ballpark vibes. Prefer something earlier? The American Airlines Center in Fort Worth hosts events throughout the day, so check their schedule for more action.

Families can get creative and explore Fort Worth’s rich cowboy history at the Stockyards, or visit the Kimbell Art Museum for world-class exhibits. Don’t miss the National Cowgirl Museum and Hall of Fame, a spot honoring pioneering women of the West.

Looking for something uniquely Dallas? According to Visit Dallas, September is prime time for the Margarita Mile. Pick up your pass and taste the best margaritas across the city, collecting free swag along the way. If you want to support local heritage, Xaman Cafe on Jefferson in Oak Cliff serves up authentic Mexican flavors all month for Hispanic Heritage Month.

Football fans, while the Dallas Cowboys play away this week, plan ahead for their first home game next Sunday, September 14. Gather your friends for game day fun and check out the best local watch spots in town.

Art and culture seekers will enjoy festivals, outdoor exhibits, and gallery events sprinkled around Dallas and Fort Worth. According to local events calendars, there’s always a concert, theater show, or food festival ready to delight.

Finally, looking toward the rest of September, mark your calendars for Autumn at the Dallas Arboretum beginning September 20. Imagine 100,000 pumpkins, gourds, and squash in a whimsical Pumpkin Village, themed this year around Mundo México, with displays celebrating seven Mexican regions and plenty of family-friendly activities.

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Kick off your week in Dallas-Fort Worth with some fantastic events happening today and throughout the weekend. Start your Thursday by experiencing Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix in Concert, brought to life by the Dallas Symphony Orchestra at Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center. With the full score played live to the movie, it’s a magical treat for fans and families.

If you’re craving competition and community, Topgolf in Fort Worth is hosting the 2025 Topgolf ProAm for Special Olympics Texas today. It’s the perfect chance to swing for a great cause, meet athletes, and enjoy the high-energy atmosphere with friends.

Over in Fort Worth, art lovers take note—the Modern Art Museum presents Alex Da Corte’s striking exhibit, The Whale, running through September 7. Expect vibrant colors and whimsical installations that spark conversation and wonder.

For music lovers, tonight’s Candlelight concert at the Fort Worth Botanic Garden offers a unique blend of Neo-Soul and Hip-Hop favorites in a beautiful, candlelit setting. It’s a fresh way to enjoy classic tunes surrounded by nature.

As you move into the weekend, Dallas doesn’t slow down. Get ready to sip and savor September by visiting Xaman Cafe in Oak Cliff—perfect for brunch and for celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month, which kicks off September 15. Try a horchata latte or chilaquiles for a taste of authentic Mexico.

The Dallas Cowboys kick off their 2025 football season against the Eagles tonight. Catch the excitement at a local sports bar or grab tickets for a night of gridiron action, which Dallas fans never miss.

If you’re looking for a classic Dallas experience, the Margarita Mile is back. Check in at top margarita spots around the city, sample the best, and win some fun swag along the way.

The world-famous State Fair of Texas will open on September 26, but excitement is building with autumn just weeks away. And starting September 20, the Dallas Arboretum rolls out its yearly pumpkin extravaganza, with over 100,000 pumpkins, gourds, and squash creating themed villages and mazes for visitors. This year, the Pumpkin Village celebrates ¡Mundo México!, inspired by the iconic regions of Mexico.

On the nightlife scene, Dallas has concerts, musical theater, and live shows happening across the city all weekend long. Use the Visit Dallas events calendar to find exactly what suits your taste—whether it’s opera, ballet, sporting events, or family-friendly festivities.

Fort Worth’s Cowtown Coliseum and the legendary Stockyards host rodeos, live music, and plenty of Western flair. Sample local eats or explore the National Cowgirl Museum and Hall of Fame for a taste of Texas history.

So whether you’re a foodie, film buff, sports fanatic, art lover, or just looking for some fun in the sun before autumn officially arrives, Dallas-Fort Worth has you covered this week and weekend.

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Labor Day weekend is bursting with energy across Dallas-Fort Worth and there is truly something for everyone. Kicking off Saturday night, music lovers can grab tickets to the Chuckyy concert at The Rail in Fort Worth, with doors opening at 7 pm. This all-ages event features four hours of live performances and in-person fun. No backpacks, no weapons, and free parking make it an easy pick for listeners looking to spend Saturday evening with a crowd of fellow fans, according to Eventbrite.

For country diehards, Sam Riggs performs Saturday night at Tannahill's Tavern & Music Hall in Fort Worth for a high-powered set that spotlights his gritty Texas roots. Over at Billy Bob’s Texas that same night, British rock legend John Waite brings iconic hits from his 40-year career, including “Missing You” and “When I See You Smile.” Billy Bob’s also turns into the party central on Sunday with Choatefest, but don’t miss the closing day Monday of the whimsical “Cracking Art” exhibition at Fort Worth Botanic Garden—giant, neon animal sculptures made from recycled materials create a perfect family photo op, as spotlighted by Fort Worth CultureMap.

Sports fans rejoice: Saturday brings the Brooklyn FC vs. Dallas Trinity FC soccer showdown, while Frisco Roughriders face off against the San Antonio Missions through Sunday. For collegiate action, East Texas A&M plays football at SMU Saturday, with Oral Roberts Golden Eagles and SMU soccer clashing Sunday. VisitDallas highlights that DFW has no shortage of athletic thrills this weekend.

Listeners wanting to dance or relax outdoors can choose from several music festivals and patio destinations. A major multi-genre music festival runs all weekend, featuring two main stages and a showcase for up-and-coming talent, providing plenty of options to groove from Friday through Sunday. Indoors, art lovers can catch the Yayoi Kusama “Return to Infinity” exhibit at the Dallas Museum of Art, or take a trip through time at the Dallas Zoo or Frontiers of Flight Museum.

Don’t forget to chill out poolside at one of Dallas’ hotel pools, or make your way along the Margarita Mile for the city’s best frozen cocktails and Tex-Mex vibes. Patio bars and rooftop restaurants offer perfect sunset views for winding down after a day of festivities. According to VisitDallas, don’t miss fresh summer produce at Bonton Farms or rooftop bites at Sky Blossom.

If you’re craving a true Texas atmosphere, the Stockyards Championship Rodeo on Saturday afternoon remains a legendary Fort Worth experience, while local food tours showcase the city’s cowboy heritage and culinary creativity.

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Shinedown’s Dance Kid Dance Tour lands tonight at Dickies Arena in Fort Worth, bringing high energy and a lineup that also includes Bush and Morgan Wade. Music starts at 7 p.m., and a portion of every ticket supports Musicians On Call, so listeners can rock out and support a good cause at the same time. Dickies Arena recommends grabbing tickets through Ticketmaster for a full evening of chart-topping hits and classics.

Dallas nights call for craft cocktails and skyline views, and there’s no better stop this weekend than Sky Blossom’s rooftop for a round of summer drinks and shared plates according to VisitDallas. Around the corner, Bar Eden offers lush vibes for pre-dinner cocktails, and listeners who want a surreal dining experience should head to Paradiso for dishes and their whimsical Mermaid Raw Bar and Champagne Room.

With summer winding down, it’s the last call for the freshest fruits and veggies at Bonton Farms, where you can stroll their market, sip a coffee, and take home a jar of their crowd-favorite honey butter. If you’re celebrating National Dog Day today, Dallas also serves up a dog-friendly adventure itinerary, from brunch cafés to the best local parks, so your furry friends can join the festivities.

Music fans have plenty of options as the weekend continues. On Friday, Rob Thomas takes the stage at the Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory. Saturday has Kali Uchis at American Airlines Center for a soulful, dance-filled night. And on Sunday, it’s Jonas Brothers at Dos Equis Pavilion, guaranteed to deliver a nostalgia-filled affair.

For a magical twist, The Adolphus is hosting Candlelight: The Best of Joe Hisaishi, where listeners can bask in the glow of candles while a string quartet plays the enchanting music from My Neighbor Totoro and Spirited Away starting August 31.

Over in Fort Worth, the festivities stretch across bars, theaters, and music halls with live theater, Broadway hits, ballet, and music festivals all featured on FortWorth.Events. Foodies can dive into the limited-time Summer Prix Fixe menu at Clay Pigeon Food + Drink, available every day until August 30 according to Fort Worth’s official events calendar. Art lovers can catch Alex Da Corte: The Whale, an immersive exhibit running through September 7 at a top Fort Worth gallery.

For sports, rodeos, or family shows, Fort Worth offers a packed calendar. Whether listeners want a big outdoor concert, theater night, or family festival, this week in Dallas-Fort Worth guarantees something fun and memorable before summer’s end.

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Dallas-Fort Worth is bustling this Saturday, August 23, with a lineup that promises something for every listener’s taste. For music lovers, the heart of Fort Worth Stockyards pulses tonight when Jackyl storms the stage at Billy Bob’s Texas with doors opening at six and the show launching at ten. The legendary Filthy McNasty’s Saloon, a cornerstone of local music heritage, keeps the rhythm going at nine thirty with dancing and live entertainment, steeped in western tradition according to the Fort Worth Stockyards Events calendar.

Tomorrow, the fun rolls over with the Dallas Wings basketball team taking on the Seattle Storm at six thirty in the evening, offering sports fans intense WNBA action. The Collingsworth Family brings harmonies to Fort Worth at noon, perfect for an uplifting afternoon outing. And for fans of big rock sounds, Rival Sons hit Billy Bob’s next Thursday at nine and Jason Boland & The Stragglers round out the Stockyards live music Friday at ten, making every night in Cowtown feel like a Saturday night party.

Dallas is serving up its own brand of excitement this week, according to Visit Dallas’s August event guide. Celebrate the last days of summer with rooftop cocktails at Sky Blossom, where craft drinks come paired with panoramic skyline views. Dip into the Mermaid Raw Bar and Champagne Room for a touch of aquatic luxury, or indulge in a frozen margarita at The Rustic—its Legendary Rustic Rita, crowned with a mango popsicle, is a sweet way to beat high temperatures and cool down before the weekend rush.

The Dallas Theater calendar highlights a comedy treat Sunday when Canadian internet sensation Kurtis Conner brings his Goodfellow World Tour to the Majestic Theater, promising insightful laughs for fans of pop culture and sharp wit. If you want to keep things educational and inventive, KnowledgeFest rolls into town this weekend at the 12th Street Entrance Lobby in Dallas, with workshops and exhibitions focused on mobile electronics—from networking events to a fireside chat and vendor training sessions, it’s perfect for curious minds and tech enthusiasts.

As August draws toward its finale, listeners should pencil in food adventures at Bonton Farms, where the farmer’s market and organic café offer fresh summer flavors before the season ends. And pet owners will want to prepare for National Dog Day on the 26th—Dallas is packed with dog-friendly spots, so grab the leash and explore the city’s outdoor patios and green spaces.

No matter the passion—music, sports, comedy, cocktails, tech talks, farm-to-table eating, or furry friend outings—Dallas-Fort Worth is the place to be this weekend and coming days. Thanks for tuning in, and don’t forget to subscribe for your weekly dose of events, insider tips, and local favorites. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.

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Dallas-Fort Worth is buzzing this week, and listeners are in for a treat with August events that offer everything from concerts and rooftop cocktails to art shows, foodie adventures, and family fun. Whether you’re looking to beat the heat or make the most of the last full month of summer, there’s something for everyone.

The rooftop scene in Dallas is alive and well. Sky Blossom is serving up craft cocktails and shared plates in a garden-like oasis six floors above the city. For a brunch or dinner date, swing by Paradiso, which recently updated its dining room with a fresh design and a Mermaid Raw Bar and Champagne Room. Over in Deep Ellum, Bar Eden and The Rustic on the Margarita Mile are mixing up local legends—the Rustic Rita, featuring Osadia Blanco tequila and a house-made mango popsicle, is a must-try while you enjoy live music right on the patio. Ruins in Deep Ellum is the place for underground sounds and unique summer drinks like the Azteca 666.

If fresh and local is your thing before the pools close, Bonton Farms has two farms, a lively farmer’s market, and a cafe set in South Dallas. Listeners can stock up on organic produce, homemade honey butter, and coffee while supporting a community-minded spot. VisitDallas reports that August is prime time to swing by before the season’s fruits and veggies are gone.

On the music front, D Magazine highlights a lineup of can’t-miss concerts all weekend around Dallas-Fort Worth. Tonight, catch Tear Dungeon at Deep Ellum Art Co or Windblume at Club Dada. The calendar continues with Broadway musicals, ballet, opera, rodeos, and sporting events. FortWorth.Events confirms seats for everything from music festivals to family shows, so listeners can search for favorite genres and get tickets instantly.

Foodies, heads-up: Fort Worth Burger Week is in full swing until August 24 with over thirty restaurants throughout Tarrant County grilling up creative burgers. It’s the seventh year running, so get in while you can.

History buffs can head to Titanic: The Exhibition in Fort Worth, which guides visitors through interactive recreations of the ship’s grand interiors, music from the era, and stories from both survivors and those lost to history. What’s Up Fort Worth calls it an immersive experience perfect for families and curious explorers.

And don’t forget these special days. August 24 is National Waffle Day, and Dallas has no shortage of brunch spots serving up golden waffles. August 26 marks National Dog Day, so bring your furry friends for patio dining or a stroll with a dog-friendly Dallas itinerary.

For those hungry for more, Visit Dallas has the city’s full event rundown, including nightlife, exhibits, and local festivals. You can sort by date or type, ensuring every listener finds the adventure that fits the mood.

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