Randy Baguinon

The Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center will celebrate Día de los Muertos with a theatre/dance performance by the Guadalupe Mariachi Academy, Dance Company, and Dance Academy. The original multidisciplinary production involves traditional and contemporary music and dance where the mythological land of the dead is brought to life with fantastical characters, colorful imagery, and elaborate costuming. The storyline interweaves traditional themes of family, friends, and love with myths and legends told through the generations.

Samara Joy comes to Dallas in support of her new album, Portrait.

AT&T Performing Arts Center will present Insidious: The Further You Fear, an immersive live horror experience that brings the darkest nightmares to life right before audiences' eyes.

The African Children’s Choir will celebrate their 40th anniversary during their U.S. Tour, marking four decades of transforming lives through the power of music, education, and hope.The Choir will perform popular children’s tunes, traditional spiritual songs, and vibrant African cultural pieces.

Rebirth Brass Band has released 12 albums in their career, most recently Live at 2019 New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival in 2019. In this concert, they will be joined by Revelers Hall Band.

The George W. Bush Presidential Center will present their annual Merry & Bright Night, a holiday event for the whole family, complete with Oval Office pictures with Santa. Attendees can visit with Santa Claus in the replica Oval Office, join Mrs. Claus for story time, and enjoy holiday cookies and children’s activities.

Robert Cray has released 19 albums in his career, most recently That's What I Heard in 2020.

Mockingbird Station, in partnership with ParkUpFront, will present Cars & Coffee featuring a collection of nearly 100 exotic and luxury cars for guests to admire. Visitors can admire the vehicles’ intricate details, designs, and engines while enjoying complimentary morning donuts and coffee.

Memorializing its 10-year history, SITE131 will present the Yellow Car Parade, starting its neighborly drive around the Dallas Arts District west of main drag, Riverfront Boulevard.

The Dallas Architecture Forum will present Edward M. Baum FAIA. Baum has achieved distinction in parallel professional and academic careers. He holds undergraduate and graduate degrees from Harvard with highest honors.