Spring in Dallas has a start date. It's February 21 is when Dallas Blooms, presented by Amegy Bank, opens at the Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden, and it runs through April 12, 2026. More than 500,000 blooming bulbs planted across the Arboretum's 66-acre property along White Rock Lake make this one of the most visually striking seasonal events in the country. Southern Living named it one of the best places to see spring blooms. Newsweek ranked the Dallas Arboretum among the top gardens in the nation for cherry blossoms. For DFW residents and visitors, this is an event worth visiting more than once. New blooms emerge each week, so the garden looks different in late February than it does in late March. That makes it a natural fit for a family outing one weekend and a fun afternoon date the next. Here is a full breakdown of the signature events happening throughout the season. Orchid Enchantment February 21 – March 7, 2026 The season opens with a limited-time indoor … [Read more...]
Your Guide to February Sports Action in Dallas-Fort Worth
February is a good time for DFW sports If you want a midweek break or need a group outing without the weekend crowds, basketball and hockey games are solid options. Dallas Mavericks and Dallas Stars games work well for work schedules. Weeknight games allow for dinner before or after, and afternoon games can wrap up before traffic. These events give your team or clients something to talk about the next day, which helps build connections during the winter months. If you haven't been to a hockey game before, these are a good way to try it. There's plenty of action to keep everyone interested. If you want to entertain clients, thank your team, or just get out for an evening, February 2026 has an excellent lineup of local games and events. Dallas Mavericks Heat Up the Court at the AAC The Mavericks have several home games at American Airlines Center this winter. Starting in mid-January, you have many chances to see Luka Dončić and the team play. February Mavs Home … [Read more...]
Where To Eat Before or After The Show
Whether you're a theater regular or someone who hasn't seen a live show since that middle school field trip, the 2026 Broadway Dallas season offers something for everyone. Pick a weeknight after work, grab a few friends, and enjoy a fun evening of dinner and theater. Most performances run around two to three hours with an intermission. You can grab dinner beforehand at a restaurant or cafe in the Arts District or near the Fair Park area, watch the show, and still be home at a reasonable hour. Or why not make a full night of it and visit one of Dallas's night spots afterward for a late-night drink to discuss the show and the incredible performance you just witnessed. Where to Dine Near Fair Park Music Hall The Music Hall at Fair Park celebrated its 100th anniversary this year, and the Winspear Opera House provides an intimate setting that makes every seat feel special. Both locations are easily accessible from downtown Dallas and Fort Worth, with parking options that … [Read more...]
Spectacular Performances Worth a Weeknight In Dallas and Fort Worth
When was the last time you caught a Broadway show on a weeknight? If you're like most busy professionals in the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex, the answer is probably "I can't remember." But some experiences are worth rearranging your schedule for. The 2026 Broadway Dallas season is packed with shows that'll make you glad you skipped that Netflix binge. Let's be honest. After a long day at the office, the couch looks pretty appealing. But there's something about live theater that streaming just can't replicate. The energy in the room when the lights dim. That collective gasp from the audience. This year's lineup at Broadway Dallas is spectacular, and we've got the complete rundown for you. The 2026 Broadway Dallas Season Kimberly Akimbo January 6-18, 2026 | Winspear Opera House This five-time Tony Award winner, including Best Musical, explores family, identity, hope, and loss with wit and emotional depth. The music and story balance humor with a powerful heart. … [Read more...]
Must-See Theater Performances: Your Ultimate Guide to Broadway Dallas’s Spectacular 2025 Season
Dallas stands as a beacon of cultural excellence, boasting one of the largest arts districts in the nation. From the magnificent Winspear Opera House to the historic Music Hall at Fair Park, our city's venues showcase world-class performances that rival those of any major cultural capital. The Dallas Arts District, spanning 68 acres and 19 contiguous blocks, serves as the creative heartbeat of our city, welcoming millions of visitors annually to experience extraordinary performances across every artistic discipline. As the performing arts scene continues to flourish, Broadway Dallas has emerged as a cornerstone of theatrical excellence in North Texas. For over eight decades, this prestigious organization has brought the magic of Broadway to our doorstep, transforming the historic Music Hall at Fair Park into a destination for the most celebrated productions in musical theater. Through their partnership with Broadway Across America and collaboration with the AT&T … [Read more...]
Exploring the Art of the Dallas Museum of Art: New Exhibits for 2025
As your dedicated Concierge Connection, we're always excited to share the best cultural experiences Dallas has to offer. The Dallas Museum of Art continues to cement its position as one of the premier art institutions in the Southwest, bringing world-class exhibitions that showcase both established masters and emerging talents. From contemporary masterpieces to ancient textiles, the DMA's offers something for every art enthusiast. Let's take a look at some of the highlights that await you at the DMA this year. Marisol: A Retrospective - A Must-See Exhibition Marisol: A Retrospective (February 23–July 6, 2025) The season's headline exhibition is the critically acclaimed Marisol: A Retrospective. Making its final North American tour stop in Dallas, this comprehensive survey showcases over 250 works by Pop art pioneer Marisol. The New York Times and Washington Post both deemed it a "must-see exhibition," and we couldn't agree more. This remarkable collection spans … [Read more...]