State Fair season has begun and is well underway and so is Hispanic Heritage Month. Looking for a way to celebrate? Head on over to the State Fair of Texas. This year the State Fair will have some exhibits and attractions that honor Hispanic Heritage.
Mundo Latino’s Día de los Muertos showcases the one-of-a-kind, colorful, cultural phenomenon that is the Day of the Dead. This year’s exhibit is extra special as it pays homage to those lost due to COVID-19 and the force behind Mundo Latino, Cynthia Benavides-Luna. Visit the Women’s Museum at Fair Park if you want to check it out. You can find all dates and times the exhibit is open here.
¡Fiestas de Marionetas! is one of this year’s not-to-miss shows. Surrounded by lights and beautiful landscaping, a small village of more than 85 handmade marionettes come to life to celebrate a fiesta of color, culture, and creativity. Afterwards, check out a backstage tour that includes craft activities. It’s all at the McDonald’s Amphitheater. Find the complete schedule of performances here.
DART to State Fair
First time taking DART to State Fair? Take the Green Line, which drops you off right at the Main Gate (Fair Park Station) or a couple of blocks from Gate 6 near the Cotton Bowl (MLK, Jr. Station). You can also read more of our State Fair guide, so you can be prepared for your trip.
Learn more at DART.org/StateFair
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