Comedy, music, dance and giant pandas are all in the offing this DARTable (and mild) weekend. Read on to find out where DART can take you. 

Thursday, Nov. 5-Saturday, Nov. 7 

Vladimir Caamaño is a comedian with regular roles on several television shows. Howie Mandel chose him as a “new face” for his comedy gala, and he performs this weekend at  Punch Line Irving. That’s walkable from Irving Convention Center Station on the Orange Line. 

Friday, Nov. 6 

Music Made Here presents a variety of singers and bands in Downtown Garland Square. Grab a bite from a local restaurant and let the kids enjoy the activity area. Tonight, catch Dallas-based singer-songwriter – and former The Voice contestant – Ryan Berg. The square is a short walk from the Blue Line’s Downtown Garland Station. 

for the rest of our lives follows a young couple through multiple incarnations, from ancient times to the present day, as they encounter one another in their various lives and between them. See it through Nov. 22 at Undermain Theatre, walkable from Baylor University Medical Center on the Green Line. 

Friday, Nov. 6-Saturday, Nov. 7 

Genesis is Dallas Black Dance Theatre’s celebration of its beginnings, allowing you to experience the works that laid the company’s foundation. Experience it at the Wyly Theatre, walkable from Pearl/Arts District Station on  the Red, Blue, Green and Orange lines, or from the M-Line Trolley. 

Friday, Nov. 6-Sunday, Nov. 8 

Panda Fest brings Asian food, culture and entertainment to downtown Dallas. The family-friendly festival features more than 60 food vendors, 20 merchandise vendors, cultural performances and panda installations. Immerse yourself in Asian culture at Carpenter Park, just a block from Pearl/Arts District Station on the Red, Blue, Green and Orange lines. 

Saturday, Nov. 7

Nov. 4 - Nov 21

Aurora Biennial 2026 is a Dallas-based public arts organization working at the intersection of art, technology, and community. Through the AURORA Biennial exhibition and year-round AURORA Expanded programming, the organization engages regional and international audiences, helping establish Dallas as a global cultural center for art and technology. It all takes place at Dallas City Hall: Take any Rail Line to Akard Station, From Akard Station or nearby downtown corridors, you can connect to local bus routes such as Route 13, 147, 207, 224, 230, 237, or 3, or walk south down Akard St / Marilla St.

Comedy, music, dance and giant pandas are all in the offing this DARTable (and mild) weekend. Read on to find out where DART can take you. 

Thursday, Nov. 5-Saturday, Nov. 7 

Vladimir Caamaño is a comedian with regular roles on several television shows. Howie Mandel chose him as a “new face” for his comedy gala, and he performs this weekend at  Punch Line Irving. That’s walkable from Irving Convention Center Station on the Orange Line. 

Friday, Nov. 6 

Music Made Here presents a variety of singers and bands in Downtown Garland Square. Grab a bite from a local restaurant and let the kids enjoy the activity area. Tonight, catch Dallas-based singer-songwriter – and former The Voice contestant – Ryan Berg. The square is a short walk from the Blue Line’s Downtown Garland Station. 

for the rest of our lives follows a young couple through multiple incarnations, from ancient times to the present day, as they encounter one another in their various lives and between them. See it through Nov. 22 at Undermain Theatre, walkable from Baylor University Medical Center on the Green Line. 

Friday, Nov. 6-Saturday, Nov. 7 

Genesis is Dallas Black Dance Theatre’s celebration of its beginnings, allowing you to experience the works that laid the company’s foundation. Experience it at the Wyly Theatre, walkable from Pearl/Arts District Station on  the Red, Blue, Green and Orange lines, or from the M-Line Trolley. 

Friday, Nov. 6-Sunday, Nov. 8 

Panda Fest brings Asian food, culture and entertainment to downtown Dallas. The family-friendly festival features more than 60 food vendors, 20 merchandise vendors, cultural performances and panda installations. Immerse yourself in Asian culture at Carpenter Park, just a block from Pearl/Arts District Station on the Red, Blue, Green and Orange lines. 

Saturday, Nov. 7

Nov. 4 - Nov 21

Aurora Biennial 2026 is a Dallas-based public arts organization working at the intersection of art, technology, and community. Through the AURORA Biennial exhibition and year-round AURORA Expanded programming, the organization engages regional and international audiences, helping establish Dallas as a global cultural center for art and technology. It all takes place at Dallas City Hall: Take any Rail Line to Akard Station, From Akard Station or nearby downtown corridors, you can connect to local bus routes such as Route 13, 147, 207, 224, 230, 237, or 3, or walk south down Akard St / Marilla St.

Comedy, music, dance and giant pandas are all in the offing this DARTable (and mild) weekend. Read on to find out where DART can take you. 

Thursday, Nov. 5-Saturday, Nov. 7 

Vladimir Caamaño is a comedian with regular roles on several television shows. Howie Mandel chose him as a “new face” for his comedy gala, and he performs this weekend at  Punch Line Irving. That’s walkable from Irving Convention Center Station on the Orange Line. 

Friday, Nov. 6 

Music Made Here presents a variety of singers and bands in Downtown Garland Square. Grab a bite from a local restaurant and let the kids enjoy the activity area. Tonight, catch Dallas-based singer-songwriter – and former The Voice contestant – Ryan Berg. The square is a short walk from the Blue Line’s Downtown Garland Station. 

for the rest of our lives follows a young couple through multiple incarnations, from ancient times to the present day, as they encounter one another in their various lives and between them. See it through Nov. 22 at Undermain Theatre, walkable from Baylor University Medical Center on the Green Line. 

Friday, Nov. 6-Saturday, Nov. 7 

Genesis is Dallas Black Dance Theatre’s celebration of its beginnings, allowing you to experience the works that laid the company’s foundation. Experience it at the Wyly Theatre, walkable from Pearl/Arts District Station on  the Red, Blue, Green and Orange lines, or from the M-Line Trolley. 

Friday, Nov. 6-Sunday, Nov. 8 

Panda Fest brings Asian food, culture and entertainment to downtown Dallas. The family-friendly festival features more than 60 food vendors, 20 merchandise vendors, cultural performances and panda installations. Immerse yourself in Asian culture at Carpenter Park, just a block from Pearl/Arts District Station on the Red, Blue, Green and Orange lines. 

Saturday, Nov. 7

Nov. 4 - Nov 21

Aurora Biennial 2026 is a Dallas-based public arts organization working at the intersection of art, technology, and community. Through the AURORA Biennial exhibition and year-round AURORA Expanded programming, the organization engages regional and international audiences, helping establish Dallas as a global cultural center for art and technology. It all takes place at Dallas City Hall: Take any Rail Line to Akard Station, From Akard Station or nearby downtown corridors, you can connect to local bus routes such as Route 13, 147, 207, 224, 230, 237, or 3, or walk south down Akard St / Marilla St.