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Barcadia Dallas is a fantastic spot where you can enjoy a blast from the past with classic arcade murals and vintage games. They've even added modern touches like play cards to improve your experience. It's the perfect place to challenge your partner, friends, and family to a game of life-size Jenga on the patio. And if that's not your thing, they also have skee ball machines, a pool table, air hockey, HD sports, and the famous Guitar Hero. Who needs fancy bars with dress codes and expensive drinks when you can have all this fun? It's a playful venue for bar bites, an extensive beer menu, and games galore.

Are you a food enthusiast seeking a unique and memorable culinary adventure in Dallas? Food Tours of America is designed for all, whether you're a newcomer or a long-term resident. The tour guides are extraordinary because they are locals who love their neighborhoods and enjoy sharing their stories. They will gladly show you their favorite places in the city and chat with you about your travel experiences and preferred dining spots. You'll savor unique dishes from four to six restaurants during the tours and socialize with new acquaintances. Food has a unifying power, and they've witnessed friendships blossom while on tour.

Step into a world of modern dance and experience the high-energy interpretation of the art of movement. Dallas Black Dance Theatre's professionals present a mixed repertory of modern, jazz, ethnic, and spiritual works by renowned choreographers worldwide. The company's mission is to create and produce contemporary modern dance at the highest level of artistic excellence while bridging cultures and reaching diverse communities through educational programs and performances. As the oldest continuously operating professional dance company in Dallas, the ensemble of 14 full-time dancers carries on a tradition of excellence in contemporary dance.

Visit the Mary Kay Museum, the fascinating place that honors the life and legacy of Mary Kay Ash, one of America's most successful businesswomen. You can tour the lobby and the office Mary Kay uses, located on the 13th floor. Interestingly, 13 was Mary Kay's lucky number; she founded the company on Friday, the 13th. The museum is an excellent opportunity to learn about Mary Kay's innovative business ideas and accomplishments. You can even catch a motivational speech by Mary Kay Ash in the theater. The Keepers of the Dream Independent National Sales Director Hall of Honor is also a must-see, as it pays tribute to the top achievers in the independent sales force who continue to spread Mary Kay's dream around the globe.