The music, the dancing the cultural talent, education and family-friendly atmosphere is all found at the North Texas Irish Festival, which returns March 2-4, 2018, to Dallas’s Fair Park. One of the largest Irish festivals in the U.S., the North Texas Irish Festival celebrates the amazing music, dance,
and cultural talent in the beautiful, rich tradition of Irish and other Celtic influences. Tens of thousands of fans (Irish and Irish-for- a-day alike!) will converge upon Fair Park to enjoy top musicians and dancers from around the world and a number of cultural presentations on 13 stages at Fair Park. The event is presented by the Southwest Celtic Music Association, an all-volunteer, non-profit association based in Dallas that fosters the great tradition of Irish culture in North Texas. Music, dancing, whiskey tastings, blacksmithing demonstrations, horse displays, Celtic storytelling, animal rescue groups, Shepherd’s pie, Irish stew, dozens of activities for kids and child-friendly entertainment, and chef demonstrations will comprise a weekend of fun for fans of all ages.

This three-hour event includes bites from the likes of Cane Rosso, The Dapper Donut, Meso Maya, Sundown at Granada, and much more. Let loose and have some adult-only fun with beer sampling from Deep Ellum Brewing Company, Blue Chair Bay, and Hill Country Distillers.
If that’s not enough to wet your whistle, then stop by the Build Your Own Bloody Mary Bar or the Boozy Juice & Bubbly Bar by Whole Foods Market.

What better place for a part time job than in the Renaissance? The job faire for Scarborough Renaissance Festival® 2018 takes place on Saturday February 24, 2018

Believe it or not, this will be ZestFest’s 22nd year. This fest/exhibitor trade show for restaurant owners, and literal taste makers from all over the country attracts 1,000s a year. Foodies, hot sauce junkies, professional food contest participants, and just those that are curious about innovation attend.

All roads lead to Denton, Texas for The Denton Black Film Festival (DBFF), a weekend long film festival for diverse, emerging and established filmmakers, artists, musicians, and industry tastemakers coming together for a “Black Cultural” experience. Since its inception in 2015,  the festival annually attracts a core audience of film enthusiasts creating greater networks to the cinematic legacy of African Americans.

Index Fest Dallas (formerly Untapped) is recently announced all 300+ beers that will be flowing on November 11th at Fair Park! Check out the list below. Lakewood Wild Manimal – Wild Ale – 8.9% Sin Mint Temptress – Imperial Stout – 9.1% Lion’s Share V – BA Scotch Ale – Bourbon Barrel Temptress – Lakewood Lager – Vienna Lager – 4.6% […]

Witness the vibrant change in seasons at the Japanese Garden Fall Festival, held at the picturesque Fort Worth Botanic Garden. A perfect locale, the garden invites attendees to bring the whole family for a day of Japanese dance troupes, martial arts demonstrations, papermaking and tea ceremonies set against a lush, enchanting natural backdrop.

Formerly Untapped, Dallas’ biggest & best craft beer festival returns to Fair Park on November 11 and the official music lineup has been released. They will be welcoming Big Boi, J Roddy Walston & The Business, Cherub, Langhorne Slim & The Law, Tone Loc, and Michael Lee and the Wartime Limousine to the Index Fest stage!

Join Kelli & Bob Phillips, hosts of the weekly TV show, Texas Country Reporter, for the 22nd Annual Texas Country Reporter Festival. This one-day arts and music festival will take place around the historic courthouse square in downtown Waxahachie.

The annual Korean Festival of Dallas highlights Korean culture, including art, food and entertainment with both cultural and K-pop performances. Featured artists include; The Master Coral, Dallas Trio Saxophone, G2 and Crying Nut! A K-POP concert will be held at the outdoor stage. They boast that this concert will be a very special event, comparable to other regions’ Korean Festivals.