Autumn is a beautiful time of transition, from warm to cold and green to red the season does not disappoint, especially in Dallas, Texas. Here are some of the 35 best things to do in Dallas during the fall.

When people say “everything is bigger in Texas” they mean it, state fairs clearly not excluded, the Texas state fair provides the texas sized fun for the whole family as a way to celebrate all things Texan. Enjoy the ultimate cocktail experience at Klyde Warren park with many crazy and colorful cocktails you probably haven’t even heard of.

If you are into sports, topping the list of things to do in Dallas is catching a Cowboys game at the monstrous At&t stadium and soon after make it to the Arboretum’s new edible display garden to satiate that post game hunger. Enjoy movies outside at the park or attend a concert at the American Airlines Center to make your night relaxing and worth while. If hungry, attend the Dallas farmers market to see all the fresh local produce and the artisanal items offered by local boutiques, also make sure to go taco tasting at the Tacolandia festival.

Attend the Dallas Porchfest with family and friends and enjoy live music, food and art at a front yard setting. Every Tuesday and Wednesday afternoon eat your way through the West village and its surrounding areas during the Dallas Uptown foodie walk and get that long desired true taste of Texas you’ve been craving. For a truly out of this world experience visit the new Journey to Space exhibit at the Perot museum.

Climb the Reunion tower GeO-deck for a beautiful view of the Dallas skyline 470 feet above the ground and peer through its zoom in cameras and telescopes lined against the walls to truly see every last detail. Don’t forget about the Dallas Zoo, Texas’ largest, for a fun wildlife adventure for people of all ages and see the world famous Giants of the Savanna habitat. There are many other fun things to do in Dallas in the fall, be sure to check them all out before the season ends. Just make sure you grab a cheap flight so that you can spend more money on activities.

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