Dallas Things to Do

This upscale bar has the feeling of a semi-luxury loft and apartment. It is often filled with young yuppie-types, both gay and straight, who plop themselves on the overstuffed couches and engage in lazy , casual conversation. D... more

Since opening in late 1997 with musical movers and shakers from Trees, the Curtain Club has managed to become one of the premiere showcases for local rock bands. It has two club spaces, a small front room called the Liquid Loun... more

This two-story New Orleans-style bar is full of music and spirits. During the week, enjoy live blues and jazz favorites in a relaxed atmosphere. On weekends, the bar can become very crowded and patrons can enjoy a host of music... more

Acts like David Byne and Ziggy Marley have passed through Deep Ellum's oldest and largest venue. It has changed names often over the years, but the acts they book are national quality talent that have outgrown Trees. The buildi... more

Sevy's, named after co-owner Jim Severson, is a relaxed, dimly lit and well-designed restaurant located near the Preston Center shopping and business district. The restaurant is known for its unbeatable service and creative cui... more

Across the Street Bar is named in honor of its prime location across the highway from Southern Methodist University. Across the Street Bar faithfully books local rock and alternative bands Thursday through Sunday nights. Locall... more

Founded in 1909, the Houston Museum of Natural Science is one of the most popular museums in the United States and houses a collection everyone can enjoy. Over 2 million visitors, (including 600,000 school children) come each y... more

Visitors to Dallas looking to unwind can find some peace at the 66-acre Arboretum and Botanical Garden. Since opening in 1982, the Arboretum has grown to include over 150,000 flowers as well as reflecting pools, fern collection... more

Step into West End and you are instantly taken back in time. Beautifully restored and renovated old buildings among tree-lined streets and brick sidewalks, testify to the historical importance of this district. Standing on 55 a... more

Located in the historic district on the west end of Downtown, this cabin is dwarfed by the towering skyscrapers that surround it. This cabin is actually a recreation of the actual one-room cabin built by Dallas founding father... more