Stepping on crunchy leaves, enjoying the cool temperatures and beautiful autumn foliage, and pumpkin patches to take cute pictures with our family and friends are just a few of the elements that get us enthusiastic for fall. We all want to enjoy the season to the fullest without breaking the bank or having to travel long ways. Thankfully we have events happening in Dallas TX that fit those ideas.
HERE ARE 7 EVENTS YOU CAN ENJOY THIS FALL:
Fall Lawn Concert, November 3
Enjoy an outdoor setting with family and friends while enjoying a performance by Kimberly DeRosa. Get comfy and bring blankets, and snacks to make this outdoor experience cozier.
Fall Y’all, Nov 9
Fall Y’all welcomes fall with an autumn themed gathering that includes suppliers, entertainers, and events. Fall Y’all also provides an opportunity for early holiday shopping, featuring a variety of local crafts and products showcased.
Autumn At The Dallas Arboretum, Sep 21-Nov 3
Do you love pumpkins? Well come out to the Dallas Arboretum to enjoy the ” It’s The Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown” theme. A perfect setting to take photos and make memories with the ones you love.
2024 Heart of Melissa Fall Fest, Nov 9th
Get ready for a fantastic time at the 3rd Annual Chamber Event in Melissa, TX, brought to you by the Melissa Chamber of Commerce and Kroger! Join them for a fun-filled, free event where you can enjoy amazing vendors, delicious food trucks, and fantastic sponsors all while having a blast! Don’t miss out on the excitement!
Fall Crawl in Bishop Arts Nov 16th
Join Bishop Arts, for a celebration of all your autumn favorites! Enjoy pumpkin spice lattes, cozy flannels, sweater weather vibes, delicious pies, and so much more!
Fall Festival At The Park, Oct 28th
Join Zoe Community Church for an exciting outreach-focused fall festival at the park! Enjoy games, prizes, and family activities, all while inviting family and friends.
Blase Family Farm, Sep 28- Oct 31st
“Support a family-owned Pick-Your-Own-Blueberry Farm while soaking up the fun at their Pumpkin Patch in Rockwall, TX! Enjoy a delightful day of fall festivities and fresh blueberries!”
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