
3 Top Things to Do This Weekend in Dallas (2025 Edition)
3 Top Things to Do This Weekend in Dallas (2025 Edition)
by Steve

Dallas never runs out of ways to keep your weekends interesting—whether you’re a local looking for a change of scenery or a new homeowner exploring the city. From live music to farmers markets, there's something for everyone this weekend.
Here are three top events worth checking out, plus neighborhood insights and tips if you're house-hunting nearby.
1. Deep Ellum Street Festival
Location: Main Street between Crowdus and Malcolm X
Dates: Friday–Sunday, July 12–14
Cost: Free admission
Deep Ellum comes alive this weekend with over 100 local vendors, 4 live music stages, food trucks, and street art installations. Expect everything from vintage denim to fresh churros.
“Deep Ellum is always buzzing, but the Street Fest brings a different kind of energy. You feel the heartbeat of Dallas here,” says Grace Harper, a longtime Deep Ellum resident.
Nearby Neighborhood Insights:
If you’re looking to live near the action:
Walk Score: 86
Popular for: Lofts, live/work spaces, short commutes
Median condo price: $349,000
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2. Dallas Farmers Market Brunch Crawl
Location: 920 S Harwood St, Dallas
Date: Saturday, July 13
Time: 10 AM–2 PM
Tickets: $25 for brunch bites + beverage passport
This is more than shopping produce. The Dallas Farmers Market is hosting a curated brunch crawl with bites from local spots like Rex’s Seafood, Palmieri Cafe, and Scardello Cheese.
You'll get a “passport” that unlocks 8 mini brunch tastings plus a cold brew or mimosa.
Why It’s Worth Your Time:
Family-friendly and pet-friendly
Indoor & outdoor options (A/C included!)
Free live music, mural alley, shaded seating
Nearby Neighborhood Spotlight: The Cedars
Walk Score: 78
Known for: Converted warehouses, urban townhomes, skyline views
Median home price: $399,000
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3. Sunset Cinema: Rooftop Movie Night at the Statler
Location: The Statler Hotel Rooftop, 1914 Commerce St
Date: Sunday, July 14
Movie: “La La Land” (starts at 8:30 PM)
Cost: $15 General Admission, VIP couch seating available
This isn’t just a movie—it’s an experience. Sip cocktails under the skyline, grab gourmet bites, and watch the city glow behind the screen. It’s date night with serious ambiance.
“We always recommend The Statler rooftop for clients visiting from out of town. It gives them a true taste of downtown Dallas living,” says Steven J. Thomas.
Living Nearby:
Downtown condos start at $320K
HOA fees average $400/mo but cover rooftop pools, valet, and gyms
Ideal for: Empty nesters, investors, and professionals
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Market Trends Around These Hot Spots
Dallas remains one of the most active real estate markets in Texas. According to Realtor.com, here’s where things stand this July:
Dallas Housing Stats – July 2025
Median list price: $445,000
Days on market: 25
YoY home appreciation: +4.5%
Top buyer segments: Millennials and move-up buyers
Highest demand zip codes: 75204 (Old East Dallas), 75226 (Deep Ellum), 75201 (Downtown)
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Conclusion: There’s More to Do Than You Think
From live music and rooftop views to foodie crawls and open houses—Dallas is packed with opportunities this weekend. Whether you’re here to explore, unwind, or invest in your next home, it’s a good time to see what this city offers.
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FAQs: What to Know If You’re Exploring Homes This Weekend
1. Are open houses still common in Dallas?
Yes—especially in central neighborhoods. Builders and agents often schedule them around big events like festivals or art walks.
2. Can I schedule a showing same-day?
Often, yes. But it’s easier if you’re already pre-approved.
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3. Are builder incentives still available this summer?
Yes—many offer rate buydowns and closing cost help.
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4. Do any of these neighborhoods have walkable new builds?
Some do! Look near Trinity Groves, East Quarter, and The Cedars.
5. How do I make sure I’m not overpaying?
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