Show the children a world they may never see below the sea. Starting you off in the rainforest, the Dallas World Aquarium showcases exotic birds and endangered animals such as the Orinoco crocodiles and river otters. From there, you’ll work your way down to the marine life section where sharks swim by and crabs are seen crawling. Wrap your visit up with the Mayan culture of reptiles and amphibians.

Just want to get out of the house, but don’t want to blow your budget. Stroll through the 68-acres of art in Dallas’ Art District, the nation’s largest urban arts district, or The Trammell and Margaret Crow Collect of Asian Art. Take the kids to an educational experience to see The Economy in Action at the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas. Through interactive exhibits and media displays, you’ll learn about the Federal Reserve, money, and the economy.

Dallas prides itself on their Parks and Recreation Department. As one of the largest park systems in the nation, it provides an array of leisure and active opportunities to the community. Organized events include sports, arts and crafts, music, and residents also enjoy access to the local recreation centers. Through a team of dedicated professionals, everyone who lives in the community has a multitude of activities to experience.