Priya Kalyam, M.D.

Are you interested in exploring the detail and richness of African masks, sculptures, gold weights, and textiles? The African American Museum is worth a visit. Not only does the museum showcase these fascinating exhibits, but it also highlights the work of African and African-American artists. With four vaulted galleries providing a stunning backdrop, you can experience the museum's permanent collection of African American Art and historical items, including African art, African American fine art, magazine, and historical, political, and community archives. The collection also features works by Clementine Hunter, David Butler, and George White. Additionally, the museum houses a music collection that includes notable artifacts from the Jazz Age. So, if you're looking for a place to learn about African American art and culture, the African American Museum is a must-see.

Are you searching for exciting activities to do? Look no further than Hurricane Harbor Arlington. This water park is home to thrilling water slides, peaceful lazy rivers, and fun play areas suitable for the entire family. If you're planning a weekend getaway or a day trip, all the necessary details are at your fingertips. Prepare for an adventure-packed day as you race down exhilarating slides, cool off in family-friendly play areas and create unforgettable memories with your loved ones. These heart-pumping rides are perfect for adrenaline junkies who want to experience hair-raising thrills. You and your crew will be talking about the fun-filled day for years to come.

Hey there, y'all! Are you ready to experience some heart-stopping rodeo action? Look no further than the Mesquite Championship Rodeo, where you can cheer on some of the most talented athletes and cowboys in the world. From bucking bulls to barrel racing, you'll see it all under the bright lights of the Mesquite Arena. And it's only a short drive from downtown Dallas.  So grab your boots and cowboy hat, and head on down to the Rodeo Capital of Texas for a night you won't forget.