Grapevine New Vintage Wine
& Arts Festival
636 South Main Street, Grapevine
817-410-3185
Enjoy seminars and tours hosted
local wineries and witness the
Blessing of the Vine and the Blessing
of the New Release.
Main Street Fort Worth Arts Festival
817-336-2787; www.mainstreetartsfest.org
An annual multicultural festival
regarded as one of the nation’s premiere fine
art and fine craft fairs, there’s much more
than art. With street performers, concerts,
great food, and kid’s activities, there’s something for everyone. Attendance is free.
USA Film Festival
214-821-6300; www.usafilmfestival.com
Now in its 43rd year, the USA Film
Festival annually features independent
films from across the globe.
Cinco de Mayo Big Parade and Festival /
Quinceanera Dinner & Dance
Dallas; 214-650-8381
The annual Cinco de Mayo celebration on
Jefferson Avenue in Dallas features dancers,
food and more. The festival is held on the
weekend following May 5.
Cottonwood Art Festival
Cottonwood Park
1321 W. Belt Line Rd., Richardson
972-744-4582; www.cottonwoodartfestival.com
Held annually for over forty-eight years,
the Cottonwood Art
Festival features the works of new and
established artists, along with entertainment
and food. Admission to the festival is free.
Mayfest
6115 Camp Bowie Blvd., Suite 160, Fort Worth
817-332-1055; www.mayfest.org
This annual festival held in Fort Worth’s
Trinity Park features arts, crafts, entertainment, food, and amusement rides.
Proceeds go to the City of Fort Worth
Parks and Community Services Department, the Junior League of Fort Worth,
Inc., and Streams & Valleys, Inc.
Taste Addison
Addison Circle Park
4970 Addison Circle Dr., Addison
972-450-2851; www.tasteaddisontexas.com
A chance to taste cuisine from more than
60 Addison restaurants, as well as enjoy
live music performances. This three-day
event also features activities like the Taste
Run 5 K and Fun Run.
Texas Scottish Festival and
Highland Games
Maverick Stadium
1307 West Mitchell, Arlington
800-363-7268; www.texasscottishfestival.com
Authentic Scottish music, food, and athletic
contests. Enjoy the all Scottish breeds dog
show. This family-friendly event has something for all ages. Traditionally held in June,
promoters have now moved it to May to
take advantage of the cooler weather.
Juneteenth Celebration
www.juneteenthfw.com
This eight day celebration has events
at various venues in Fort Worth and
Dallas to commemorate the day
people in Texas heard about the Emancipa-
tion Proclamation. Sponsored by the Citizens
concerned with Human Dignity/Community
Development, Inc.
Old Fashioned Fourth of July
Dallas Heritage Village at Old City Park
1515 S. Harwood, Dallas
214-421-5141; www.dallasheritagevillage.org
Fun for all ages, this event includes a
barbeque and rides for kids.
Shakespeare Festival
Samuell-Grand Park, 1500 Tenison, Dallas
214-559-2778; www.shakespearedallas.org
Enjoy Shakespeare in the Park during
June and July.
Taste of Dallas
Fair Park, 3600 Grand Avenue, Dallas
www.tasteofdallas.org
Enjoy live performances as well a
great food at this outdoor food festival
held at Fair Park.
DFW Restaurant Week
Dallas and Fort Worth Metroplex
North Texas Food Bank: 213-330-1396
DFW restaurants have specials and other
events to benefit the North Texas Food
Bank. Call the Food Bank directly for
more information.
Bedford Blues and BBQ
951 L. Don Dodson, Bedford
www.bedfordbluesfest.com
Featuring great music and great food this
annual reasonably priced event is held on
Labor Day weekend.
JULY: Castle Hills Freedom Festival
www.castlehillsvillageshops.com
For over 15 years, Castle Hills residents have enjoyed a communi-ty-wide July 4th Freedom Festival, culminating in an impressive
fireworks display over The Lakes at Castle Hills golf course. This
event is free and open to the public.
