This weekend, you’ll find DARTable comedy, musical theater, and a celebration of fall – along with a bunch of other stuff. Read on to see where DART can take you.

Friday, Nov. 14

The Cat and the Canary is a whodunnit involving the competition among potential heirs to a wealthy man’s estate. His will names a specific sole heir – as long as she’s not insane. The others try to make this happen by telling her tales of lunatics and murders. The production by Mainstage Irving-Las Colinas runs through Nov. 22 at the Irving Arts Center. Get there on bus route 229, departing from the Orange Line’s Dallas College North Lake Campus Station.

The Dingdong, or Take Me, I’m Yours follows a couple’s misadventures during one madcap night in a Parisian hotel. The adaptation of Feydeau’s classic farce Le Dindon has plenty of mayhem and laughter, and it runs through Nov. 22 at the Cox Playhouse. That’s right across Haggard Park from Downtown Plano Station on the Red Line.

Friday, Nov. 14-Sunday, Nov. 16

The Outsiders follows a group of 1960s-era “greasers,” who clash with a gang of affluent rivals. It's a story of friendship, self-discovery, and belonging, and it won the 2024 Tony Award® for Best Musical. Catch it at the Music Hall at Fair Park, a very short walk from Fair Park Station on the Green Line.

Job is a psychological thriller that explores what it means to be a denizen of the internet, as well as our obligation to help people in need. See it at the Latino Cultural Center, just down the street from the Green Line’s Deep Ellum Station.

Friday, Nov. 14-Saturday, Nov. 15

Heather Shaw is a seasoned stand-up comic with a large social media following who has worked with comics such as Mark Normand and Eric Andre, and has a weekly podcast, Heather Shaw is Kidding. Catch her at the Dallas Comedy Club, walkable from Baylor University Medical Center on the Green Line.

Saturday, Nov. 15

All the Eternal Love I Have for the Pumpkins is one of artist Yayoi Kusama’s “Infinity Mirrored Rooms,” in this case, incorporating pumpkins. The unique work allows the viewer to literally become a part of the art. You can experience it through Jan. 18 at the Dallas Museum of Art, walkable from Pearl/Arts District Station on all four DART Rail lines, or from the M-Line Trolley.

The Dallas Kindness Festival closes out Dallas Kindness Week with a celebration of community and compassion. Enjoy live performances, storytelling, family activities, food trucks, and local vendors. Attend it at Annette Strauss Square. You can walk there from Pearl/Arts District Station on all four DART Rail lines, or from the M-Line Trolley.

Fall Fest in Bishop Arts will be full of favorite fall things, like pumpkin spice, coffee, food, and more. You get a digital brochure to guide you along the crawl, at your own pace. Along the way, you’ll find themed food discounts and drink specials. Check in on Bishop Avenue just north of 9th Street. Walk there easily from the Bishop Arts Stop on the Dallas Streetcar.

This weekend, you’ll find DARTable comedy, musical theater, and a celebration of fall – along with a bunch of other stuff. Read on to see where DART can take you.

Friday, Nov. 14

The Cat and the Canary is a whodunnit involving the competition among potential heirs to a wealthy man’s estate. His will names a specific sole heir – as long as she’s not insane. The others try to make this happen by telling her tales of lunatics and murders. The production by Mainstage Irving-Las Colinas runs through Nov. 22 at the Irving Arts Center. Get there on bus route 229, departing from the Orange Line’s Dallas College North Lake Campus Station.

The Dingdong, or Take Me, I’m Yours follows a couple’s misadventures during one madcap night in a Parisian hotel. The adaptation of Feydeau’s classic farce Le Dindon has plenty of mayhem and laughter, and it runs through Nov. 22 at the Cox Playhouse. That’s right across Haggard Park from Downtown Plano Station on the Red Line.

Friday, Nov. 14-Sunday, Nov. 16

The Outsiders follows a group of 1960s-era “greasers,” who clash with a gang of affluent rivals. It's a story of friendship, self-discovery, and belonging, and it won the 2024 Tony Award® for Best Musical. Catch it at the Music Hall at Fair Park, a very short walk from Fair Park Station on the Green Line.

Job is a psychological thriller that explores what it means to be a denizen of the internet, as well as our obligation to help people in need. See it at the Latino Cultural Center, just down the street from the Green Line’s Deep Ellum Station.

Friday, Nov. 14-Saturday, Nov. 15

Heather Shaw is a seasoned stand-up comic with a large social media following who has worked with comics such as Mark Normand and Eric Andre, and has a weekly podcast, Heather Shaw is Kidding. Catch her at the Dallas Comedy Club, walkable from Baylor University Medical Center on the Green Line.

Saturday, Nov. 15

All the Eternal Love I Have for the Pumpkins is one of artist Yayoi Kusama’s “Infinity Mirrored Rooms,” in this case, incorporating pumpkins. The unique work allows the viewer to literally become a part of the art. You can experience it through Jan. 18 at the Dallas Museum of Art, walkable from Pearl/Arts District Station on all four DART Rail lines, or from the M-Line Trolley.

The Dallas Kindness Festival closes out Dallas Kindness Week with a celebration of community and compassion. Enjoy live performances, storytelling, family activities, food trucks, and local vendors. Attend it at Annette Strauss Square. You can walk there from Pearl/Arts District Station on all four DART Rail lines, or from the M-Line Trolley.

Fall Fest in Bishop Arts will be full of favorite fall things, like pumpkin spice, coffee, food, and more. You get a digital brochure to guide you along the crawl, at your own pace. Along the way, you’ll find themed food discounts and drink specials. Check in on Bishop Avenue just north of 9th Street. Walk there easily from the Bishop Arts Stop on the Dallas Streetcar.

This weekend, you’ll find DARTable comedy, musical theater, and a celebration of fall – along with a bunch of other stuff. Read on to see where DART can take you.

Friday, Nov. 14

The Cat and the Canary is a whodunnit involving the competition among potential heirs to a wealthy man’s estate. His will names a specific sole heir – as long as she’s not insane. The others try to make this happen by telling her tales of lunatics and murders. The production by Mainstage Irving-Las Colinas runs through Nov. 22 at the Irving Arts Center. Get there on bus route 229, departing from the Orange Line’s Dallas College North Lake Campus Station.

The Dingdong, or Take Me, I’m Yours follows a couple’s misadventures during one madcap night in a Parisian hotel. The adaptation of Feydeau’s classic farce Le Dindon has plenty of mayhem and laughter, and it runs through Nov. 22 at the Cox Playhouse. That’s right across Haggard Park from Downtown Plano Station on the Red Line.

Friday, Nov. 14-Sunday, Nov. 16

The Outsiders follows a group of 1960s-era “greasers,” who clash with a gang of affluent rivals. It's a story of friendship, self-discovery, and belonging, and it won the 2024 Tony Award® for Best Musical. Catch it at the Music Hall at Fair Park, a very short walk from Fair Park Station on the Green Line.

Job is a psychological thriller that explores what it means to be a denizen of the internet, as well as our obligation to help people in need. See it at the Latino Cultural Center, just down the street from the Green Line’s Deep Ellum Station.

Friday, Nov. 14-Saturday, Nov. 15

Heather Shaw is a seasoned stand-up comic with a large social media following who has worked with comics such as Mark Normand and Eric Andre, and has a weekly podcast, Heather Shaw is Kidding. Catch her at the Dallas Comedy Club, walkable from Baylor University Medical Center on the Green Line.

Saturday, Nov. 15

All the Eternal Love I Have for the Pumpkins is one of artist Yayoi Kusama’s “Infinity Mirrored Rooms,” in this case, incorporating pumpkins. The unique work allows the viewer to literally become a part of the art. You can experience it through Jan. 18 at the Dallas Museum of Art, walkable from Pearl/Arts District Station on all four DART Rail lines, or from the M-Line Trolley.

The Dallas Kindness Festival closes out Dallas Kindness Week with a celebration of community and compassion. Enjoy live performances, storytelling, family activities, food trucks, and local vendors. Attend it at Annette Strauss Square. You can walk there from Pearl/Arts District Station on all four DART Rail lines, or from the M-Line Trolley.

Fall Fest in Bishop Arts will be full of favorite fall things, like pumpkin spice, coffee, food, and more. You get a digital brochure to guide you along the crawl, at your own pace. Along the way, you’ll find themed food discounts and drink specials. Check in on Bishop Avenue just north of 9th Street. Walk there easily from the Bishop Arts Stop on the Dallas Streetcar.