Take DART to one of many outdoor events this weekend – the biggest one being, of course,  the State Fair of Texas.  DART is the best way to go. You can even save $5 off your admission. Learn more by checking out the Events tab on the GoPass® app. To get to the fair, just take the Green Line to Fair Park Station, right at the front gate.

You’ll also find free movies, outdoor concerts, and an arts festival this weekend. Keep reading to see where DART can take you.

Friday, Oct. 2

October Movie Nights is a free movie series in Main Street Garden. The films are all of the scary variety; tonight, catch The Witches. The park is a short walk from St. Paul Station on the Red, Blue, Green, and Orange lines.

Music Made Here is a free concert series in the Downtown Garland Square. The surrounding neighborhood has plenty of food and drink to choose from. Tonight’s performer is country, blues, and gospel singer Melissa Eppes. It’s all easy walking distance from the Blue Line’s Downtown Garland Station.

Grapevine Main Live is another fun outdoor concert series, and it features  a lineup of free shows from area tribute bands. Tonight, catch Tojo, a Toto and Journey tribute band. The concert takes place at Peace Plaza, right next to Grapevine/Main Street Station on Trinity Metro’s TEXRail line. That’s the very next station after you transfer from the Silver Line at DFW Airport North Station.

Friday, Oct. 2 -Saturday, Oct. 3

CityLine Live presents live music under the stars every Friday and Saturday evening through October in Richardson’s CityLine Plaza. Bring a picnic blanket or grab a patio seat at one of CityLine’s many restaurants. On Friday,  catch the country-folk stylings of Joseph Neville. On Saturday, enjoy the Texas Jazz Cats. Get there by taking the Red Line to CityLine/Bush Station.

Friday, Oct. 2-Sunday, Oct. 4

Latinidaded Festival is Dallas’s largest international Latino theater festival, and it also features live music. Check out the website to see this weekend’s happenings. The festival takes place at the Latino Cultural Center, just down the street from the Green Line’s Deep Ellum Station.

Saturday, Oct. 3-Sunday, Oct. 4

Cottonwood Art Festival showcases the works of artists from around the country. Jurors selected 240 artists out of 1,400 submissions, and they compete in 14 categories, including mixed media, ceramics, jewelry, painting, and sculpture. The festival is held at Richardson’s Cottonwood Park. That’s easily accessible from bus route 250, which departs from Addison Station on the Silver Line.

Take DART to one of many outdoor events this weekend – the biggest one being, of course,  the State Fair of Texas.  DART is the best way to go. You can even save $5 off your admission. Learn more by checking out the Events tab on the GoPass® app. To get to the fair, just take the Green Line to Fair Park Station, right at the front gate.

You’ll also find free movies, outdoor concerts, and an arts festival this weekend. Keep reading to see where DART can take you.

Friday, Oct. 2

October Movie Nights is a free movie series in Main Street Garden. The films are all of the scary variety; tonight, catch The Witches. The park is a short walk from St. Paul Station on the Red, Blue, Green, and Orange lines.

Music Made Here is a free concert series in the Downtown Garland Square. The surrounding neighborhood has plenty of food and drink to choose from. Tonight’s performer is country, blues, and gospel singer Melissa Eppes. It’s all easy walking distance from the Blue Line’s Downtown Garland Station.

Grapevine Main Live is another fun outdoor concert series, and it features  a lineup of free shows from area tribute bands. Tonight, catch Tojo, a Toto and Journey tribute band. The concert takes place at Peace Plaza, right next to Grapevine/Main Street Station on Trinity Metro’s TEXRail line. That’s the very next station after you transfer from the Silver Line at DFW Airport North Station.

Friday, Oct. 2 -Saturday, Oct. 3

CityLine Live presents live music under the stars every Friday and Saturday evening through October in Richardson’s CityLine Plaza. Bring a picnic blanket or grab a patio seat at one of CityLine’s many restaurants. On Friday,  catch the country-folk stylings of Joseph Neville. On Saturday, enjoy the Texas Jazz Cats. Get there by taking the Red Line to CityLine/Bush Station.

Friday, Oct. 2-Sunday, Oct. 4

Latinidaded Festival is Dallas’s largest international Latino theater festival, and it also features live music. Check out the website to see this weekend’s happenings. The festival takes place at the Latino Cultural Center, just down the street from the Green Line’s Deep Ellum Station.

Saturday, Oct. 3-Sunday, Oct. 4

Cottonwood Art Festival showcases the works of artists from around the country. Jurors selected 240 artists out of 1,400 submissions, and they compete in 14 categories, including mixed media, ceramics, jewelry, painting, and sculpture. The festival is held at Richardson’s Cottonwood Park. That’s easily accessible from bus route 250, which departs from Addison Station on the Silver Line.

Take DART to one of many outdoor events this weekend – the biggest one being, of course,  the State Fair of Texas.  DART is the best way to go. You can even save $5 off your admission. Learn more by checking out the Events tab on the GoPass® app. To get to the fair, just take the Green Line to Fair Park Station, right at the front gate.

You’ll also find free movies, outdoor concerts, and an arts festival this weekend. Keep reading to see where DART can take you.

Friday, Oct. 2

October Movie Nights is a free movie series in Main Street Garden. The films are all of the scary variety; tonight, catch The Witches. The park is a short walk from St. Paul Station on the Red, Blue, Green, and Orange lines.

Music Made Here is a free concert series in the Downtown Garland Square. The surrounding neighborhood has plenty of food and drink to choose from. Tonight’s performer is country, blues, and gospel singer Melissa Eppes. It’s all easy walking distance from the Blue Line’s Downtown Garland Station.

Grapevine Main Live is another fun outdoor concert series, and it features  a lineup of free shows from area tribute bands. Tonight, catch Tojo, a Toto and Journey tribute band. The concert takes place at Peace Plaza, right next to Grapevine/Main Street Station on Trinity Metro’s TEXRail line. That’s the very next station after you transfer from the Silver Line at DFW Airport North Station.

Friday, Oct. 2 -Saturday, Oct. 3

CityLine Live presents live music under the stars every Friday and Saturday evening through October in Richardson’s CityLine Plaza. Bring a picnic blanket or grab a patio seat at one of CityLine’s many restaurants. On Friday,  catch the country-folk stylings of Joseph Neville. On Saturday, enjoy the Texas Jazz Cats. Get there by taking the Red Line to CityLine/Bush Station.

Friday, Oct. 2-Sunday, Oct. 4

Latinidaded Festival is Dallas’s largest international Latino theater festival, and it also features live music. Check out the website to see this weekend’s happenings. The festival takes place at the Latino Cultural Center, just down the street from the Green Line’s Deep Ellum Station.

Saturday, Oct. 3-Sunday, Oct. 4

Cottonwood Art Festival showcases the works of artists from around the country. Jurors selected 240 artists out of 1,400 submissions, and they compete in 14 categories, including mixed media, ceramics, jewelry, painting, and sculpture. The festival is held at Richardson’s Cottonwood Park. That’s easily accessible from bus route 250, which departs from Addison Station on the Silver Line.