Here's 5 Fun Things To Do In Dallas This Weekend

DALLAS, TX — Looking to have some fun this weekend in Dallas? You're rather in luck, because spring weather means a nearly unlimited buffet of events happening across the metroplex.

Below, you'll find five fun things to do this weekend. But if these don't suit your fancy, head over to Dallas Patch's events calendar to find something that does.

Top Weekend Events In Dallas:

• Changing Perspectives Block Party

Sat, April 14, 2018 — 6:00 p.m. to midnight

Sammons Park
2403 Flora Street

Enjoy a free block party in Dallas Arts District with performances by Strange Fruit, a Melbourne-based performing arts company that combines theatre, dance and circus.

• Trailer Park Boys

If you love the wry humor of Trailer Park Boys, you'll enjoy a performance by the show's stars at Majestic Theatre on Saturday. Tickets start at $39.50.

• Dallas PizzaFest

This festival celebrates pizza. Need I say more?

For $10 (or $7 for children) you'll get a slice of pizza and access to more than 20 local and national pizza parlors, in addition to a pizza eating contest, celebrity pizza chef, live music, entertainment and a wine and beer garden.

• 5k Foam Fest

The cleanest mud run in town. Enjoy prancing through foam, mud and a variety of other obstacles including 2.5 million cubic feet of foam. There will also be music, a free kids zone, food, vendors and beer gardens.

• Leake Collector Car Show and Auction

Come to Dallas Market Hall on Friday, April 13 and Saturday, April 14 to see some 450 cars up for auction. Doors open at 9:00 a.m. daily. Visit www.LeakeCar.com or call 918.254.7077 for more information. Can't attend the auction? Online and phone bidding are available!Admission is $20 for adults, $15 for seniors & military, $7 for children 6-12, and children 5 & under are free.

Frisco StrEATS Gourmet Food Truck and Music Festival

The Longest Running Food Truck Event in North Texas, this event offers Family friendly fun, a children's area, beer and wine sales, more than 15 trucks, more than 50 vendors and four bands including Emerald City, Iron Horse Express, Cast Iron Soul and Wooden Nickel.

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