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 Watch the Super Bowl in DFW
Are you ready for some football? The biggest game of the year, the Super Bowl LVIII, with the Kansas City Chiefs and the San Francisco 49ers, will air on CBS on Sunday, February 11. Even though the Dallas Cowboys are not playing this year, it's no reason not to enjoy the game with other football fans. You'll enjoy the Superbowl commercials and see Usher's incredible halftime performance. Fortunately, North Texas has no shortage of great sports bars with giant TV screens and never-ending buffalo wings, beer, and, best of all, you can cheer as loudly as you like. Here are a few of our favorite places to watch the big game. The Happiest Hour Join Happiest Hour for game-day specials all season long. This popular Uptown restaurant and bar has plenty of indoor and outdoor space, including a rooftop lounge. The Owners Box at the Omni Dallas This downtown sports bar is located in the Omni Hotel and features a 16-foot screen that … [Read more...]
The Iron Cowboy: The Other Dallas Cowboy
Iron Cowboy Prepare to see some new cowboys at the AT&T Stadium in Arlington on March 1, 2014. The Iron Cowboy and The American will bring together some of the world's greatest cowboys and cowgirls. The Iron Cowboy V is the only bracket-style event on the BFTS featuring the PBR’s best 24 riders competing head-to-head for a total purse of $150,000. The winner will receive $50,000, and the opportunity to win an additional $1 million if he can ride the World Champion Bull contender in the bonus round. During this one-night only event the riders will be randomly matched against each other in a bracketed format. The rider with the highest score in each matchup advances to the next level. If neither rider in a matchup makes a qualified 8-second ride, the rider with the longest riding time will advance. The matchups continue until one cowboy prevails and is declared the “Iron Cowboy.” The American Rodeo The American, the single largest one-day cash prize event in the history of … [Read more...]