Ride DART to: Earth Day Texas at Fair Park, where you can visit more than 1,500 exhibits to learn from renewable energy pioneers, innovative green businesses, outspoken conservation advocates, leading architecture groups, prominent government entities like NASA and NOAA, and many more; stroll with your friends and family through the shops of Downtown Carrollton during the Chocolate Walk, where you can enjoy a variety of chocolate treats for free while you shop; Canal Fest, returning for another year of fun, food, music, and culture set along the beautiful Mandalay Canal in Irving; celebrate Garland's rich history as Downtown Garland hosts the fourth annual Garland Heritage Celebration; enjoy live music, dinner and a movie under the stars at Date Night in the Park in the Farmers Branch Historical Park; Downtown Carrollton's Concert on the Square presenting The Rumble Kings, a band that has gelled into a true Rock & Roll show; and The Live & Local Series at McCall Plaza in Downtown Plano presenting Black Dog Friday, a band with a rock/country/progressive sound appealing to any audience.
In Fort Worth: Ride the TRE to the MAIN ST. Fort Worth Arts Festival, a four-day visual arts, entertainment and cultural event in Downtown Fort Worth. TRE will operate a special Sunday schedule on April 23. Visit trinityrailwayexpress.org for more information.
In Denton: Ride DART and DCTA A-train to Thin Line Fest, a five day documentary film, multi-genre music, and competitive photo festival held in Denton. Note: No DCTA A-train service on Sundays.
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