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Enter the hub of cultural and entertainment activities in the heart of downtown Dallas at Fair Park Texas. Originally built for the 1936 Texas World's Fair, the 227-acre park houses many of Dallas' unique and highly-specialized museums, sports facilities and educational programs.  The museums and facilities include African-American Museum, Museum of the American Railroad, Museum of Nature & Science - TI Founders IMAX Theater, The Dallas Aquarium at Fair Park, The Hall of State, Texas Discovery Gardens, and South Dallas Cultural CenterBesides museums.  

Die laughing at a production by the Comedy Killers, Dallas' own professional murder-mystery troupe. The actors can be hired to perform at parties, corporate events and the like. Or you can watch a show at the Dallas Hub Theater, where the production was voted Best Place for a First Date. Either way, it's comedy to die for.

Set aside an afternoon to explore the Dallas Museum of Art, which houses a collection of more than 23,000 works of art from around the world ranging from ancient to modern times. You'll see extensive representations of African, Asian, Contemporary, Pacific Islands and European art. Founded in 1903, museum has built its reputation through unprecedented public support and patronage from the well-established arts community in Dallas. It is located in the downtown Arts District, in a $24.8 million facility that has expanded several times to its current size of 350,000 square feet on 8.9 acres

At the Bloomin' Bluegrass Festival and Chili Cookoff, entry is free so you can come and go as you please. You will find plenty of bluegrass music, a chili cook-off, and an arts-and-crafts marketplace.