Friday, April 12
Cost: Free
Come to Stomping Ground and be part of shaping the future of storytelling with the AI-inspired comedy show “Whose Mind Is It Anyway? An Artificial Intelligence Experience.” Take in some laughs and watch audience empowerment in comedic form, as the show will let Artificial Intelligence take the reins. Watch as the crowd’s comedic suggestions spring to life under the control of AI in the form of improv.
When: 9 p.m. (Friday and Saturday, April 13).
Where: Stomping Ground Comedy Theatre, 1350 Manufacturing St., #109, in Dallas.
Cost: $15 advance purchased and $20 at the door, tickets can be purchased here.
Saturday, April 13
When: 8 a.m. until 11 a.m.
Where: Fair Park, Big Tex Circle, 3809 Grand Ave. in Dallas.
Cost: 5K race is $40, and 3K walk is $35, but kids aged 11 and under can participate for free, register here
Lock in for a cornhole tournament at a biergarten this Saturday. All you need is a two-person team, a registration fee payment and to be prepared to submit a creative team name. There’s a $20 registration fee per team, which will be credited toward your tab for food and drinks. Each team is guaranteed five games, with prizes awarded to the top performers. Check-in begins at noon, so have your team name ready upon arrival.
When: Noon
Where: Community Beer Co., 3110 Commonwealth Dr. in Dallas.
Cost: $20 team registration, register here.
Celebrate Dallas Arts Month! The Dallas Arts District is throwing the yearly Changing Perspectives Block Party. This family-friendly event, offered free of charge, will showcase the comeback of the globally acclaimed BANDALOOP Vertical Dance Company. The performance, which celebrates the human spirit, nature, and communities, utilizes climbing technology to push the boundaries of dance and redefine possibilities.
When: 3 p.m. until 8 p.m.
Where: Sammons Park at AT&T Performing Arts Center and surrounding streets, 2403 Flora St. in Dallas.
Cost: Free, RSVP here.
Enjoy a side-splitting Saturday night with comedian Duncan Trussell. Duncan has showcased his stand-up comedy talents at prestigious events like the renowned Montreal Just for Laughs Festival and the Moontower Comedy Festival. Additionally, he contributed as a writer and performer on Fuel TV’s sketch show Stupidface and made guest appearances on popular television shows including HBO’s Curb Your Enthusiasm, Showtime’s La La Land, and Fox’s MAD TV.
When: Doors open at 8:30 p.m. and the show starts at 9:30 p.m.
Where: Hyena’s Dallas, 5321 East Mockingbird in Dallas.
Cost: $25, buy tickets here.
Sunday, April 14
Indulge in a cold brew after heading out for a bike ride around Dallas. On April 14th Community Beer Company will kick off another group bike ride around the city. They will have multiple groups tailored to every type of rider, and there’ll be plenty of chilled beers waiting at the brewery after the ride. Don’t forget to bring your helmets, snacks, and water (though water will be provided). Although departure starts at 9:00 AM sharp, attendees are required to gather in the taproom by 8:45 AM for a pre-ride briefing.
When: 8:45 a.m.
Where: Community Beer Co., 3110 Commonwealth Dr. in Dallas.
Cost: Free, RSVP here.
Enjoy the soothing sounds of the Lafayette Musicians “Sacred Music Concert : Haydn Creation.” Established in 2022, Lafayette Musicians is a classical music ensemble comprising skilled instrumentalists and vocalists. Paying homage to the Marquis de la Fayette, the French hero of the American Revolution, who received honorary US citizenship exactly two decades ago, the orchestra is dedicated to his legacy. Under the baton of French conductor Matthieu Peyregne-du Motier, the ensemble specializes in sacred “early” music.
When: 4:30 p.m. – 6 p.m.
Where: Christ the King, 8017 Preston Rd. in Dallas.
Cost: $25-$90, buy tickets here.
Get ready to laugh until your sides hurt as Gabriel Iglesias brings his hilarious “Don’t Worry Be Fluffy Tour” to Dallas on April 14. Fans can expect an evening filled with gut-busting comedy and unforgettable moments as Iglesias takes the stage in Dallas. Don’t miss the chance to experience the larger-than-life comedic act of Gabriel Iglesias live in action this Sunday.
