With visitors from around the world heading to DFW this summer, we rounded up 10 experiences that showcase what makes North Texas so special beyond the matches!
Updated June 2026

PETE'S DUELING PIANO BAR
Pete's Frisco and Pete's Fort Worth are bring the energy with live music, comedy, giant sing-alongs, and a crowd that fully becomes part of the show! The show kicks off with two talented pianists performing hits from every era, with more instruments added into the mix! Plus, 35+ drinks to choose from, including shareables, making it the perfect spot for groups!
RIDE THE M-LINE TROLLEY
The original trolley dates back to the 1800s, when cars were pulled by mules. Today, the restored M-Line Trolley offers more than 400,000 free rides each year through Uptown and Downtown Dallas.
GRAB A DRINK OR MEAL AT ICE HOUSE
A Dallas classic, Katy Trail IceHouse is known for its massive patio, cold drinks, and trail-side location. Stop by for a beer, margarita, or their famous cheese fries.
HEAD ON A SUNSET SAIL
The Spirit of Dallas offers the only catamaran sail on White Rock Lake, with family-friendly cruises, sunset sails, and nighttime outings on the water.
VISIT THE DALLAS FARMERS MARKET
Every weekend, the Dallas Farmers Market brings together local vendors, live music, food, drinks, and some of the best skyline views in the city.
WATCH THE STOCKYARDS CATTLE DRIVE
One of Fort Worth's most iconic traditions, the Fort Worth Stockyards hosts the world's only twice-daily cattle drive featuring real Texas longhorns.
BISHOP ARTS FOOD CRAWL
Spend an afternoon exploring Bishop Arts, hopping between local restaurants, bars, coffee shops, and boutiques in one of Dallas' most unique neighborhoods.
CATCH A MOVIE AT A DRIVE-IN THEATER
Coyote Drive In offers a nostalgic movie night experience with four outdoor screens, food, drinks, and plenty of room to spread out.
TAKE A POTTERY CLASS
Whether you're into ceramics, sewing, painting, or crochet, Trade Oak Cliff offers creative classes for every skill level.
VISIT A JAPANESE GARDEN
Located inside Fort Worth Botanic Garden, this 7.5-acre garden features koi ponds, cherry trees, Japanese maples, bamboo, and peaceful walking paths.
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