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The State Fair of Texas presents 24 days of FREE concerts on the Chevrolet Main Stage and throughout the fairgrounds, featuring a wide variety of musical acts across all genres. The Fair is proud to announce its list of confirmed headliners scheduled to appear on the Chevrolet Main Stage in this year’s FREE concert series, included with admission to the State Fair. [Read more…]
Are you ready for the 2018 State Fair of Texas?
Say “howdy” to Big Tex and join the annual celebration of all things Texan, opening September 28 at historic Fair Park in Dallas. The 2018 exposition, themed “Celebrating Texas Innovation” runs September 28 through October 21 in Fair Park.
General admission ticket prices at the gate for the 2018 Fair remain the same as last year. Priced at $18, general admission to the Fair includes more than 100 of daily shows, concerts, activities, and exhibits, all at no extra cost. The Fair offers $14 admission for children under 48 inches in height and seniors age 60 and older, with free admission for children age two and under.
With a wide variety of discounts available throughout the run of the 2018 State Fair of Texas, there are endless ways to save. Seeing and experiencing everything at the State Fair in one day is nearly impossible. What is the perfect solution? One of the best ways to save is by purchasing a State Fair of Texas Season Pass. Get your State Fair of Texas Season Pass now for only $45, which includes 24-day admission as well as a variety of special VIP benefits.
Bring an empty Dr. Pepper can and receive 1/2 Price General Admission of $9 Admission.
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With live music as one of its cornerstones, the State Fair of Texas presents 24 days of free concerts on the Chevrolet Main Stage, featuring a variety of musical acts across all genres. [Read more…]
Flu season comes along every year, but, things are completely different now with the recent outbreak of COVID 19 (Coronavirus). The extremely contagious nature of this pandemic has caused the city of Dallas and the state of Texas to take precautionary measures to stem the tide of this disease.
On March 19, 2020, Dallas City Council has extended the emergency declaration through Wednesday, April 29, and Dallas County has banned public gatherings of 10 people or more. That means sporting events like the Byron Nelson, concerts, festivals, and all other events are canceled.
With City, State and Federal agencies encouraging social distancing to limit our exposure to COVID 19, local attractions, movie theaters, and cultural venues like the Dallas Museum of Art, Dallas Arboretum and Texas Discovery Gardens are temporarily closed.