Ride DART to: North Texas Irish Festival at Fair Park, where you can expect great music, dance, exhibitors, workshops, plays and demonstrations; TEXFest in Historic Downtown Carrollton, a free celebration of Texas Independence Day with great food, local craft beer and wine, and Texas music; WaterTower Theatre's presentation of DETOUR, a 4-day Festival which will focus on public performances and readings of devised work and new plays created by local and national artists; 39th Annual Texas Home & Garden Show at Dallas Market Hall, where you can visit with vendors one-on-one to learn more about the latest indoor and outdoor trends and solutions; 14th Annual Trinity River Levee Run and All Out Trinity, an event that brings a sports action, fitness and recreation extravaganza for an entire day on the iconic Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge, Ronald Kirk Bridge and Felix H. Lozada, Sr. Gateway; Target First Saturday at the Nasher Sculpture Center, presenting child-friendly programming from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. and free admission for all until 5 p.m. This month's Big Idea is Materials and the Art Project is Material Worlds; and the Richardson Symphony Orchestra presenting Mozart's Symphony No. 41, nicknamed "Jupiter," which is one of the most recognized and beloved symphonies, at the Eisemann Center. In Fort Worth: Ride the TRE and The T's bus route 2, 7 or 57 to GUITAR: The Instrument That Rocked The World, an entertaining, engaging and educational hands-on experience with one of the most important cultural icons in history at the Fort Worth Museum of Science and History. Note: No TRE service on Sundays. In Denton: Ride DART and the DCTA A-train to First Friday Denton in the business district surrounding the Denton County Historic Courthouse on the Square.
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