Fair Park

Like Nowhere Else

Located just two miles east of Downtown Dallas, Fair Park is a National Historic Landmark that boasts one of the nation’s largest collections of 1930s art and Art Deco architecture. The 277-acre campus is home to the State Fair of Texas, Hall of State, Cotton Bowl® Stadium, an outdoor amphitheater, Music Hall, museums, and hundreds of events every year. Visit this page for our museum and attraction hours.

We're open from 6a-9p daily. Please enter through Gate 5.

More Info for OAC Community Artist Showcase

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April 16 - 18

OAC Community Artist Showcase

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Fair Park

April 20

Fair Park First Board Meeting

Virtual Meeting

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More Info for The 2021 Dallas Burlesque Festival

Band Shell

May 8

The 2021 Dallas Burlesque Festival

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Apr 2021

The Fair Park Drive-In returns this Saturday, April 10 with 🚘 Cars, 🎤 Emcees & OGs presented by @majic945 and @979thebeat! Performing live: @chubblive @specialedmusic @danadanemedia @kwamevision @darealgregnice There are only a limited amount of tickets left so get yours today! Purchase via the link in our bio.

Thanks for choosing Dallas and Fair Park to host the inaugural @auprovolleyball league! Felt weird not having you all around this weekend so feel free to come back next year 😉 #fairparkyourpark ——- 🎥 @auprosports: From a trip to the @aamuseumdallas to celebrating #WomensHistoryMonth with the @highlightskydiving to having important life discussions at @abbywambach's WOLFPACK Endeavor & at #FridayNightLights, let's take a look back at some of the highlights at life in #TheShield 🤠 A huge thank you to @dallas_sports_commission and @fairparktx for being amazing hosts in our inaugural @auprovolleyball season 👏 #BeUnlimited

ICYMI, #DallasPride2021 will return to Fair Park this summer! 🏳️‍🌈 There will be a concert on Friday, June 4, and a variety show hosted by @marshadimes on Saturday, June 5. Both events will be held inside the historic Band Shell at Fair Park. Find out more info via the link in our bio. 🏳️‍🌈 🏳️‍🌈 🏳️‍🌈 🏳️‍🌈 🏳️‍🌈 🏳️‍🌈 🏳️‍🌈 #FairParkYourPark #dallaspride #lgbtq #pride🌈

👏👏 to Dallas County for hitting this milestone! #repost @dallasnews: 💉 Dallas County officials on Wednesday celebrated giving their 250,000th dose of the COVID-19 vaccine at Fair Park, a major milestone for the once-troubled site that seems to have found its stride. County Judge Clay Jenkins, who led the effort at Fair Park, said daily improvements such as splitting up entrances for those getting their first and second dose, moving checkpoints and improving the digital reservation system have paid off. The milestone, reached the first week the vaccine was open to residents ages 16 and up, comes as more than 7.4 million Texans have received at least one dose of a coronavirus vaccine, state data show. Nearly 4 million are fully vaccinated. That wasn't the only big achievement the site has seen recently. Visit the link in our bio to read more from reporter Nic Garcia. (📸: @lolagomezc / Staff Photographer)

#Repost @rafaelanchia: This morning I laid out House Bill 1048, legislation that will help finance much needed renovations, restorations and enhancements to @fairparktx. Special thanks to @jasminefor100 for co-authoring this very important local bill and @bazalduafordallas, @calvertcollins and @timothy.w.dickey for your continued leadership and service to the people of Dallas. #fairpark #IRED

Don't miss your opportunity to help shape development of the new Community Park at Fair Park! Join us for a virtual meeting tomorrow, Tuesday, March 30 at 6:00 p.m. to ask questions and share your input directly with our project team. You will also learn more about the projects coming out of the 2020 Master Plan Update, hear about the Community Park, and meet the new park design team, Studio-MLA. Make it YOUR Community Park. Register to attend the virtual meeting through the link in our bio.

It’s time to begin development of the new Community Park at Fair Park! Join us for a virtual public meeting on Tuesday, March 30 at 6:00 p.m. for English speakers or Thursday, April 1 at 6:00 p.m. for Spanish speakers. Login to ask questions and share your input directly with our project team. You will also learn more about the projects coming out of the 2020 Master Plan Update, hear about the Community Park, and meet the new park design team, Studio-MLA. Make it YOUR Community Park. Register today! Link in bio.

This Monday, March 29 at 11 am, the Friends Of Texas Vietnam Veterans Memorial and the Daughters of the American Revolution invite you to join them as they lay a commemorative wreath at the Texas Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Fair Park for National Vietnam War Veterans Day. Please enter through Gate 5. #fairparkyourpark

When the bad weather is away, the Corgis come out to play 😍 📷 @harrisonthecorgi —— Fair Park is open daily from 6a until 9p. Please enter through Gate 5. #fairparkyourpark

Last week, @auprovolleyball had a chance to visit one of Fair Park's treasures, the @aamuseumdallas. Check out some highlights from their visit. ••• The African American Museum is open Tuesdays, Fridays, and Saturdays from noon until 5pm. Entry is free to the public. Please enter through Gate 5. ••• To find out how you can watch Athletes Unlimited Volleyball this weekend, visit this link in our bio. 🎥 @auprosports

Happy Texas Independence Day! #fairparkyourpark

📷 @cottonbowlstadium: Anyone up for a “Snow Bowl” in the Cotton Bowl? 🙋‍♂️ ❄️🥶🌨🏈

🪨-📄-✂️...😝🏐. Looking forward to seeing these pros in action when the @auprovolleyball league kicks off at the Fair Park Coliseum on Feb 27! 🎥 @auprosports

🏐 One 🏐month 🏐away! All the @auprosports volleyball matches will be played at and streamed live from Fair Park Coliseum! Head over to the @auprosports page to learn more. 🎥: @volleyballworld #fairparkyourpark

Last week, Dallas Summer Musicals announced the return of Broadway to Fair Park! Check out that line-up 🤩🤩! Head over to the @dsmusicals page for more information. #FairParkYourPark

From @txhistcomm: Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. spoke in the Music Hall on January 5, 1963, a time when Dallas was still segregated. The crowd inside the Spanish Romanesque building numbered more than 2,500 people. During the 45-minute speech, the audience applauded King more than two dozen times. He said: "If the American dream is to be a reality, the idea of white supremacy must come to an end now and ever more." 📷: @utalibraries Special Collections, Squire Haskins Photography, Inc. Collection