Take advantage of the opportunity to travel back in time and explore the rich heritage and Dallas' intriguing past at the Old Red Museum. Old Red Museum provides a comprehensive insight into the culture and traditions of the Big D. With captivating historical artifacts, interactive exhibits, and mini-theaters, it will fascinate anyone interested in history. You can visit the Early Years, Trading Center, Big "D," and World Crossroads galleries to see how Dallas has evolved. The museum is located in the beautifully restored 1892 Old Red Courthouse and is conveniently situated close to other historical landmarks such as the JFK Memorial and Dealey Plaza.
Are you looking for an adventure? Look no further than Adventure Landing. This ultra-modern and sophisticated city is Texas's No. 1 visitor and leisure destination and for good reason. Test your driving skills on the twisting quarter-mile Adventure Speedway Go-Karts track, challenge your friends to a laser tag battle, gather your friends to play at the arcade with over 100 interactive games, join in on the three uniquely themed 18-hole miniature golf courses, or make a splash with the bumper boats. And if you're looking to hone your baseball or softball skills, the batting cages are perfect for individual and team practice.
Stroll through the Irving Arts Center, where art, music, and theatre unite in a vibrant community setting. The center is home to ten resident arts organizations that offer cultural programs for the community, providing opportunities to participate in the creative process. Whether you're a musician, actor, artist, planner, technician, or director, there's a place for you here. Irving Arts Center is more than just a venue. It's a place to connect with like-minded individuals who value and enjoy the arts. Visitors can connect with artists, teachers, art makers, and each other, making it a hub for artistic expression and community engagement.