With so many things to do in Dallas, how do you choose what to do? Make the most of this weekend with our editor’s picks. From professional sports to neighborhood festivals and all the events that locals love, there’s always something BIG happening in Dallas. Find everything from the best concerts and nightlife, to museum exhibits and things to do with the kids.
- EXPERIENCE THE MARGARITA MILE
- ALONSO BERRUGUETE: FIRST SCULPTOR OF RENAISSANCE SPAIN
- INTANGIBLE AT SWEET TOOTH HOTEL
- KALEIDOSCOPE: ZHUANG HONG YI
- ORLANDO MAGIC AT DALLAS MAVERICKS
You’ve heard of pub crawls and wine tastings – but Dallas takes it to the next level. The Margarita Mile is a collection of the best and brightest margaritas in the city, conveniently collected in a colorful app.
Sip, savor and discover the very best of Dallas with an experience that’s all about America’s most popular adult beverage: the Margarita! From classic recipes to hand-crafted creations, we left no bottle of tequila unturned in our search for the most sought-after Margaritas in Dallas. Read more here.
The Meadows Museum and the National Gallery of Art, Washington, present the first major U.S. exhibition dedicated to Spanish sculptor Alonso Berruguete (c. 1488–1561). Sculptures, paintings, and drawings spanning the artist’s entire career, which included a period in Italy under the influence of Michelangelo and others, demonstrate his innovative talent and place him as a vanguard of the Spanish Renaissance. Find out more here.
Explore eleven colorfully immersive installations, created with more than two million feet of yarn. As you walk from room to room, new adventures await you in this exhibit created by some of the top female fiber artists in the nation. “Intangible” showcases an all-female lineup of some of the top fiber artists from around the United States. Learn more here.
Dallas Design District Gallery, Laura Rathe Fine Art, announces a solo exhibition ‘Kaleidoscope’, featuring new works by Zhuang Hong Yi. LRFA will be hosting this exhibition by appointment only beginning Saturday, January 9th, 2021. Zhuang Hong Yi, one of China’s most influential artists, utilizes complex patterns of color and texture to create his iconic Flowerbed series. Find out more here.
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