This Sunday FC Dallas Family Packs Return
4/29 FCD vs. New England Revolution @ 2:00pm
4 Tickets, 4 Sodas, 4 Pizzas:
Midfield East = $95 (additionals = $23.75)
Sideline East = $83 (additionals = $20.75)
Endline = $67 (additionals = $16.75)
Call Evan Mitz Today at 1 214 705 6752!!!
Other Family Pack Dates (4/29, 5/20, 6/9, 8/4, 9/1, 10/11)
By CHRIS VOGNAR / Movie Critic
De La Soul claimed it was the magic number. The late John Ritter found it to be good company. And of course there’s the Holy Trinity.But this summer, as movie studios embark on their annual quest to make their tent poles stand up, the number three will mean piles and piles (and piles) of cash. Never have so many Hollywood franchises scurried behind the line of risk aversion and hoisted up a trey. The sports world long ago introduced “threepeat” to the national vocabulary. Now it’s time for the threequel.
The MAIN ST. Fort Worth Arts Festival hosts tens of thousands people annually during the four-day visual arts, entertainment and culture event. MAIN ST. showcases a nationally recognized fine art and fine craft juried art fair, savory food, live concerts, performance artists and street performers on the streets of downtown Fort Worth. The net result: fun!
Special Events
Public Programs
| Jedi Boot Camp | ||||||||||
| Saturday, April 14 10 a.m. – 3:30 p.m It’s neither a long time ago nor in a galaxy far, far away. Get ready for Star Wars: Where Science Meets Imagination during Jedi Boot Camp, Saturday, April 14, featuring fun hands-on activities, Star Wars characters, free Star Wars tattoos, robotics demonstrations, and a chance to win tickets to the exhibit!
All Jedi Boot Camp activities are free with paid exhibit admission. Advance tickets to Star Wars: Where Science Meets Imagination are on sale now by phone or in person. Get ticket information. |
Physical Address:
I-35E at Sandy Lake Road (Exit 444)
1800 Sandy Lake Road
Carrollton, TX 75006
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Each spring, Guide compiles a roundup of day camps and classes to help parents plan a super summer for their kids. We also throw in some events leading up to the hot months, along with those running until it’s time for the youngsters to head back to the classroom.Some summer programs may have different schedules around the Memorial Day or July Fourth holidays. Please call ahead to check how individual camps and classes handle holiday scheduling. Some programs may offer discounts based on early registration, financial need or other factors.Of course, parents should research summer programs to find the best fit for their children. No matter what type of camp you choose, do your homework to make sure it’s a safe and well-run place. For camp advice, try the American Camp Association’s site for parents at www.campparents.org.Parents’ Guide does not include overnight camps, vacation Bible schools or camps held in commercial homes or day-care centers. We also exclude programs that are not open to the public, and late or incomplete submissions are disqualified. For more summer events and activities, read Guide’s Kid Beat section each Friday.
We will be open for picking starting on March 31, 2007 (weather permitting and field conditions). For the best picking experience we would recommend visiting us after April 6, 2007.
Please call 817.910.9232 for additional information and picking times.
Everyone in your family will have a blast at Fall Creek Farms! A fun and affordable outing that’s deliciously educational.
Right off the vine.
Our strawberries are better, fresher and cost less than what you’ll find in the supermarkets.
$2.50 per pound.
Baskets provided. Cash only.
Hours: Vary by day depending on weather.
Call before coming.
Reservations accepted, but not required.
NEXT UP: Wicked
April 18 - May 6, 2007
Single Ticket Prices: $32.00 - $76.00
Single tickets may be purchased at The Box Office at Preston-Royal, 542 Preston Royal Shopping Center (no service charge), and all Ticketmaster Retail Locations, including Macy’s, Fiesta, and The Majestic Theatre Box Office. To purchase tickets by phone, call 214-631-ARTS (service charges apply), or tickets may also be purchased online at www.ticketmaster.com. For groups of 20 or more, call 214-426-GROUP.
For details, music clips and more, click here!
Official Website, here.
COME ROAR SOME MORE!
| Welcome to the 2nd Annual Dallas Roars! Bring the family and enjoy six weekends of roaring good fun featuring special Dallas Roars! children’s activities and entertainment. With something different happening every weekend, plus exciting new exhibits to discover, there’s more to explore at the Dallas Zoo! |
| APR. 7-8 | APR. 14-15 | APR. 21-22 |
| APR. 28-29 | MAY 5-6 | MAY 12-13 |
| Click on dates to see Dallas Roars! events and activities. Click here to see what’s New at the Zoo! |
| High School Musical April 12 - 20 at Plano Courtyard Theatre |
| Performances are Fridays and Saturdays at 7:15 p.m. and Sat. and Sun. at 2:15 p.m.
Tickets are $7 in advance and $9 at the door. Call (972) 422-2575 for tickets. |
Adapted for the stage by David WoodOut of Roald Dahl’s incredible imagination (author of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory) comes an amazing adventure of a boy and his fantastical friends. When a bag of magical “mysterious things” supersizes a peach and a group of bugs, James begins a journey across the ocean that will happily change his life forever.
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Baker Theater / Rosewood Center
Map & Directions
This production most enjoyed by
Younger Children, Older Children, and Youth
James & the Giant Peach Study Guide
With the recent passing of titanic local art collector Raymond Nasher, the mood at his namesake museum can’t be all that jovial. However, the Nasher Sculpture Center can’t exactly spool down to mourn. Besides, Mr. Nasher wanted the public to frolic around his world-class art holdings. In that spirit, you can treat the museum’s second anniversary commemoration of its Saturday Nights in the City program series as an opportunity to honor the man who made the institution possible. At Saturday’s soiree, you’ll have the tools for it: food from Wolfgang Puck Catering, cocktails galore and the series’ first-ever outdoor dance party presided over by one of the city’s top cover bands, Emerald City. It’ll also be the last chance to see the museum’s current exhibit, Matisse: Painter as Sculptor, without paying an extra 10 bucks; a curator-guided tour of the Nasher’s half of the show (the Dallas Museum of Art portion is not included) is planned for 7 p.m.
– MIKE DANIEL / Staff Writer
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