Festivals
The AT&T Performing Arts Center Festival Series brings together a dynamic lineup of free, community-focused events that celebrate the cultural richness of North Texas.
Brass And Jazz In The Park
November 8, 2025
A high-energy celebration of jazz and brass music, this free community festival brings the sounds of New Orleans to North Texas. Enjoy performances from New Orleans brass bands, Black Mardi Gras Indians, and more.
Reliant Lights Your Holidays
December 6, 2025
Celebrate the holiday season at Reliant Lights Your Holidays, a free, family-friendly event bringing the North Texas community together. Guests enjoy live music, a flying drone show, a snow playground, and a spectacular fireworks finale. The Center’s iconic venues and trees glow with thousands of LED lights, creating a dazzling backdrop for festive activities, including Santa photos, cookie decorating, and a holiday food court featuring seasonal favorites.
Blues In The Bottom
Spring 2026
This festival celebrates the deep roots of blues music in South Dallas. Hosted in partnership with the Eloise Lundy Recreation Center, the festival honors the legacy of legendary guitarist T-Bone Walker, whose journey began in the nearby Tenth Street Historic District.
AAPI Heritage Month Festival
May 9, 2026
A free, family-friendly event celebrating the rich cultures of North Texas’ Asian American and Pacific Islander communities. Enjoy traditional performances, martial arts demonstrations, and an energetic dragon dance. Explore a vibrant marketplace featuring local businesses and artists, and indulge in authentic AAPI cuisine.
Flora Street Live!
June 26, 2026
Flora Street Live! will coincide with a high-traffic period in Dallas this summer. This festival will bring diverse audiences together in the arts district for an evening of unforgettable cultural performances, food, and interactive experiences.
Latinidad Festival
Returning in Fall of 2026
Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with Latinidad, a free, family-friendly festival showcasing the vibrant cultures of Latin America. Experience live music, traditional and contemporary dance, and a bustling “mercado” featuring local businesses, artists, and food vendors.
