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As summer approaches, the Dallas – Fort Worth area is filled with exciting and fun things to do. From the Tacos and Tequila Festival at Panther Island Pavilion, Texas Rangers baseball games in Arlington to Cirque du Soleil: Corteo, and ET the Extra-Terrestrial Movie in Concert by the Dallas Symphony Orchestra at the Meyerson Symphony Center, here are five more fun things to do in DFW in May.
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Spring has arrived in the Dallas-Fort Worth area and we can’t wait to enjoy the beautiful spring weather. There are so many fun and exciting events happening in DFW that you and your family will love.
Tired of the same old boring box of chocolates and dinner for two for Valentines’ Day? Here are a few exciting and fun things couples can do to make this Valentine’s Day a very special day.
This special musical event is a perfect for Valentine’s celebration for anyone who just loves great jazz music. Head down to the Music Hall for a special show featuring Jazz Superstars Althea Rene, Jonathan Fritzen, Javier Colon & Jeanette Harris.For more information, visit www.bishopartstheatre.org.
Valentine’s Day MassacreIntroducing a different and darker side to love, Moxley Manor will be presenting a three-day haunted house. Groups of 20 or more are eligible for discount tickets so this is a great option for a group of friends.
There have been many stories about the haunted Moxley Manor and the actual mansion has remained uninhabited for many years due to the stories of jealousy, lies, and murder. If the typical Valentine’s Day plans are not what you’re looking for, the haunted Valentine’s Day massacre may be a great alternative choice.
A portion of the proceeds from the events from this year will be donated to the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society. Moxley Manor is an indoor attraction so tickets will be valid rain or shine. For more information, visit www.moxleymanor.com or call (682) 231-1313.
The Cowtown Marathon is celebrating its 40th year as it welcomes the world to Fort Worth. The Cowtown offers a race distance for everyone, including the Cook Children’s 5K, Adults 5K and 10K on Saturday and the Ultra Marathon presented by Miller Lite, Marathon, and Half Marathon on Sunday. The entire family can participate either as a runner or a spectator cheering along the route. Ambitious runners can take The Cowtown Challenge and run a race both days.
The Cowtown Marathon is a nonprofit organization promoting health and fitness in the community. By running the Cowtown, runners are supporting C.A.L.F. (Children’s Activities for Life & Fitness) Program, which provides training and education to students regarding health and nutrition. To register online, donate to C.A.L.F., or get additional information, visit cowtownmarathon.org.
The festival marks the 60th Anniversary of Van Cliburn’s historic International Tchaikovsky Competition victory and will celebrate Russian music through a series of concerts that will explore the different facets of its character. Performers will include three Cliburn laureates, each of whom hail from Russia—Alexander Kobrin (2005 gold medalist), Yury Favorin (2017 finalist), and Georgy Tchaidze (2017 finalist)—to serve as artists-in-residence and help explore the masterpieces of their homeland. The Rolston String Quartet also joins them in this adventure. For more information, visit www.cliburn.org.
