Ride DART to: 'til Midnight at the Nasher presenting a free live outdoor concert with Mary Lattimore opening for Julianna Barwick paired with a screening of The NeverEnding Story in the Nasher Garden (July 20); Late Night at the Dallas Museum of Art featuring sparkle and shine with a night of gold themed tours and art activities as the DMA celebrates the Asante Kingdom and royalty through court music, storytelling, and more (July 20); The Marketplace Garland, featuring fresh produce, baked goods, jams & jellies, sweet breads, culinary items, unique items from local artisans and craftsmen and more in the heart of Garland's historic downtown square (July 21); Festival Del Sol, a free 2-day music festival featuring an all-star line-up of Tejano and Regional Mexican artists all on one entertainment stage at Big Tex Circle in Fair Park (July 21-22); Farmers Branch Market with local vendors, live music, food concessions and more available during twilight hours, 5 to 8 p.m. at the Grove at Mustang Crossing (July 21); Melissa Ratley in performance in Historic Downtown Carrollton, part of the free Concert on the Square series presented by the City of Carrollton (July 21) and the Fine Arts Chambers Players' 2018 Basically Beethoven Festival held on Sundays in July, this week presenting Four Hornsmen of the Apocalypse at the Moody Performance Hall (July 22). In Fort Worth: Ride the TRE and Trinity Metro's Bus Route 2 or 7 to the Infinity Festival at the Fort Worth Museum of Science and History, a weekend of events designed to introduce guests of all ages to the exciting world of interactive technology. (July 20-22) Note: No TRE service on Sundays. In Denton: Ride DART and the DCTA A-train to the Denton Bridal Show at Monroe Pearson in downtown Denton. (July 21)
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