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Make the historical, emotional and spiritual connection at Freedman's Memorial, which sits on what was once the site of a graveyard for African Americans. The site was paved over to make way for the Central Expressway in the 1930s. Today it is a testament to the human spirit, with sculptures that stir the soul.

Be prepared to take on hordes of the undead and to battle zombies galore. Virtual Haunted House Dallas is for brave-hearts who are ready for a truly immersive Virtual Haunted House Walkthrough and Zombie Apocalypse experience. With cutting-edge technology you will be transported into post-apocalyptic worlds to see if you can survive.  It is an amazing and totally captivating new psychological horror enterprise that employs 360-degree motion tracking, a virtual reality treadmill and headset, and a deep library of 3-D software developed to scare whatever is left in you! Calling ahead for reservations and preparing your nerves for battle are an absolute must.  

Enjoy the hot weather with even hotter entertainment at the Dallas Summer Musicals series. The best Broadway shows come to the stage, with performances like "Stomp," "West Side Story" and "Burn the Floor." Shows run from March through October. Dallas Summer Musicals is rooted in the tradition of summer-stock performances, where actors stretch their wings and audience members are receptive to a unique and exciting atmosphere. Excellent and thrilling performances are the norm, especially for this well-established group. In the early 1980s, they established a national reputation, creating touring productions such as "Peter Pan" starring Sandy Duncan, and "Hello Dolly!" starring Carol Channing. Today, the theater has re-established its roots, producing local shows of such well-known plays like "The Music Man", "Oklahoma!" and "South Pacific." The theater group also experiments with cutting-edge and modern plays, satisfying its audience's thirst for provocative and lively entertainment, emphasizing family entertainment.

Cedar Crest Golf Course was voted "Best Place to Play" by Golf Digest in 2008, and has a long history of tournament play since it opened in the early 1920s.