Ride DART to: EARTHx (formerly Earth Day Texas), a three-day celebration in Fair Park that brings together environmental organizations, businesses, academic institutions and others. DART's new electric bus will be on display at the event. (Apr. 20-22); 'til Midnight at the Nasher presenting a live outdoor concert with In Mirrors opening for Martin Rev and a screening of Leaning into the Wind: Andy Goldsworthy (2017, PG) in the Nasher Garden (Apr. 20); Late Night at the Dallas Museum of Art where you can stay late and learn more about Ghana and the Asante kingdom with music, talks, tours, kente cloth weaving demonstrations, art activities, and more as the DMA celebrates its newest exhibition, The Power of Gold: Asante Royal Regalia from Ghana (Apr. 20); North Texas Teen Book Festival (NTTBF) where tweens, teens and the young at heart will celebrate teen literature together at the Irving Convention Center (Apr. 21); 2018 Addison Circle Art Festival at Beckert Park where you can catch over 40 artists' work on display, a balloon artist, a DJ, fine art and jewelry and more (Apr. 21); and Movie on the Square in Downtown Carrollton, featuring a free screening of the movie Sing (2016, PG) at sunset (Apr. 21). In Fort Worth:
Ride the TRE to the MAIN ST. Fort Worth Arts Festival, a four-day visual arts, entertainment and cultural event. TRE will operate a special Sunday schedule on Apr. 22. Visit www.TrinityRailwayExpress.org for more information. (Apr. 19-22) In Denton: Ride DART and the DCTA A-train to Thin Line Festival, a five-day festival filled with a variety of movies, photography and music meant to fascinate everyone. Event goers with general admission wristbands or VIP badges can ride DCTA's A-train and Connect Bus for FREE to get to the festival with DCTA's free ride promotion (no service on Sunday, April 22). Visit www.DCTA.net for more information. (Apr. 18-22)
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