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John Fitzgerald Kennedy Memorial - Since 1989, The Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza has welcomed more than 6 million visitors from around the world - people of all ages seeking information and understanding about the assassination of President John F. Kennedy on November 22, 1963.

Zero Gravity Thrill Park - Want to feel the rush of a 70 mph blastoff? Think you can handle four G’s? How about a 16-story free fall? Zero Gravity Thrill Park is the only place to do it all! Zero Gravity is a one-of-a-kind thrill park. We treat friends, families and groups to an unforgettable taste of the extreme with 5 adrenaline-pumping rides.

America's Ice Garden - Create an ice skating memory at the beautiful Plaza of the Americas. With public skate times, group rates, skating lessons, camps, and the Theater On Ice.

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Shakespeare in the Park - Inspired by the egalitarian nature of the New York Shakespeare Festival, Robert “Bob” Glenn started The Shakespeare Festival of Dallas in 1971 as a free summer Shakespeare Festival. Shakespeare Dallas has solidified its reputation as one of North Texas’ most valued and vital cultural treasures. It is a must see on your list of places to visit!

Taste of Dallas - Prepare your palate for a weekend of culinary delights from Dallas’ top chefs and most popular restaurants. Sample the menus of restaurants you’ve always wanted to try. Steal a secret or two from top culinary talent at cooking demonstrations. Drink in select wines and learn about the winemaking process. Satisfy your sweet tooth with some of Dallas’ most delectable desserts. Experience regional cuisine and be the first to try the next “big thing.”

Green Horse Days - Bring your horses, mules and wagons to Pilot Point Community Opera House where the parade begins at the field north of Pilot Point Post Office, followed by a trail ride to Lake Ray Roberts, a cowboy campfire, and live music.

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Restaurants

Central 214 - Central 214's extensive menu celebrates the diverse flavors and substantial tradition of American regional cooking. The menu evolves with the seasons to feature the freshest seafood, poultry and local produce. Central 214 sources its ingredients from regional purveyors across the country to heighten the authenticity of the menu. Diners experience the soul of American cooking with rustic flavors, approachable dishes and the intimacy of sharing familiar American food together with family and friends.

Magic Time Machine - Back in 1973, it was Tony the Tiger, John Wayne, Peter Pan, and ‘Elvis’ who joked with customers, and treated them to a very special dining experience with one of their favorite pop culture icons. Guests feasted on Slow Roasted Prime Rib, Hand-cut Steaks, and the Freshest Seafood available. Today, it is Captain Jack Sparrow, Ace Ventura, Woody the Sheriff, and Wonder Woman doing the serving. Not to be outdone, Indiana Jones, Dora the Explorer, Cinderella and Little Red Riding Hood anxiously await your arrival.

Bongos Cantina - This great beach restaurant with a covered patio is just the place you want to go to spend an enjoyable evening with great Spanish cuisine. Located on Northwest Highway overlooking Bachman Lake, this restaurant is a real treat and don't miss out on the Mexican karaoke every Saturday and Sunday afternoon!

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