Dallas Hotel Magazine

03/14/2026

Now open: “The Walt Disney Studios and World War II.”

This special exhibition explores how The Walt Disney Studios devoted creativity, innovation, and storytelling to support the Allied effort during World War II through original artwork, as well as training and public service films, and more than 1,200 military insignia.

On view March 13–September 10.

Plan your visit and experience this remarkable chapter of history: https://www.dhhrm.org/visit/general-admission/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=organic_social&utm_campaign=nowopen_disney

This exhibition is presented by Texas Instruments, with additional support from Debbie and Ron Greene, American Airlines, Dallas Tourism Public Improvement District, NFI Industries, and other supporters for their generous contributions to this special exhibition.⁠

“The Walt Disney Studios and World War II” is organized by The Walt Disney Family Museum, San Francisco, California.

03/14/2026

03/13/2026

Experience Dallas at its most creative.

Dallas Art Fair is a place where bold cultural voices, leading artists, and global galleries come together under the same roof for one exhilarating weekend.

Join us for the 18th edition, April 16 - 19, 2026.

03/10/2026

☀️ Spring Break in the Arts District is stacked! Enjoy curated arts programming for the kids, free admission to most museums and more!

⚽️ Perot Museum, March 13-22
Enjoy extended hours, hands-on STEM activities, specialty treats, and more! Don't forget to visit the Perot's newest interactive exhibit "Soccer: More Than A Game".

🌳 Klyde Warren Park, March 13-22
The Park is sprouting a full schedule of FREE spring break activities focused on fresh air, flexibility and fun.
Family friendly programming includes:
🦉 Wildlife encounters and STEM activities
🩰 Beginning ballet with Texas Ballet Theater
💃 Salsa dancing, music and hands-on art
🎬 Movies in the Park featuring Zootopia 2

🎨 Dallas Museum of Art, March 18–20
Spark, connect, and create during these fun-filled days of art-making activities, story times, sensory play, and gallery activities for families. General admission to the museum is FREE!
You Can Expect:
🔭 Celestial Scavenger Hunt
✨ Glow-in-the-dark play space
📖 Story Time Tour
🎨 Art-making activities for all ages

🖼 Nasher Sculpture Center, March 18–March 22
Bring the whole family to play and explore during a week of FREE programming at the Nasher including exhibition tours, collaborative projects, and art making. PLUS on Friday March 20, enjoy the garden late into the night for ‘til Midnight, the Nasher's seasonal concert and movie series.

03/09/2026

🤩Galleria Dallas Pals Program is a place for kids to discover fun art, learn new things, and seek adventures. Galleria Dallas is shopping/dining/entertainment mall for the whole family! Link in comments to the Pals Program schedule of events. Fun while learning takes a step-up!🤗

02/19/2026

🤗Moxies Dallas Uptown is one of the best restaurants in Dallas, located in The Crescent and near the American Airlines Center. 🤩Offering a lively atmosphere, this newly renovated restaurant serves freshly made dishes perfect for all occasions: lunch, dinner, Happy Hour, late night eats, or weekend brunch. ✴️Conveniently located just off I345, Moxies is steps from local transit, hotels, shopping and entertainment. With a large patio equipped with fire tables, an outdoor bar, and plenty of TVs, Moxies is the place to catch sporting events or enjoy Happy Hour in Dallas.

02/19/2026

02/19/2026

A pearlescent scene. ThisROLEXCosmograph Daytona in 18ct white gold is distinctive for its contrasting dial made from white and black mother-of-pearl, and graced with diamond hour markers. Extracted from an oyster’s shell, the discs of material used for the dial and the counters are positioned to optimize the colour intensity of each variety of mother-of-pearl and further enhance the contrast between them. A legendary watch forever linked to the speed-seared sands of Daytona Beach.

02/19/2026

02/16/2026

🇨🇱Located in Texas’ exceptional Fort Worth Cultural District,The National Cowgirl Museum and Hall of Fame honors women of the American West who have shown courage and a pioneering spirit, with exhibits, a research library, and a Hall of Fame that inducts new members annually. It features artifacts from honorees like Annie Oakley and Laura Ingalls Wilder, interactive displays, and celebrates women from diverse backgrounds, including ranchers, rodeo stars, and trailblazers like Sandra Day O’Connor. It’s an integral part of a larger complex with other museums within the Cultural District. The iconic Will Rogers Coliseum is next door. 🤠