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Holiday Happenings in Dallas/Fort Worth
Before we know it, the Holidays will be over so I thought I would come and share Holiday Happenings in Dallas/Fort Worth with you this evening. Before you ask me no, my family hasn’t been able to check out any of the events listed, but I hope to before they all shut down for the Season. Holiday Happenings in Dallas/Fort Worth You’ll find holiday festivities on every corner this time of year, but these top picks for family entertainment take you high above the Dallas skyline, around the Fort Worth Speedway oval track and more. Reunion Tower Holidays are merry and bright at Reunion Tower. Furry friends from the Dallas Zoo…
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Texas Christkindl Market
I wanted to share an event I attended last year with Charlie and David in Arlington, Texas. Texas Christkindl Market. You might be asking yourself what is the Texas Christkindl Market here is a brief description of what it is. Celebrated during the four weeks of advent in Europe, the Christkindl Market is a traditional Christmas market that originated in the middle ages in German-speaking Europe. The relationship between Arlington and its sister city, Bad Königshofen, inspired Christkindl Market to commemorate its first magical season in 2011. With several markets all over Europe for the holidays, Christkindl Market also works with its partner Christmas city, Rothenburg ob der Tauber, to bring the same…
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Giant Gems Of The Smithsonian
We were in the lecture learning more about what was happening at the Perot Museum when they mentioned the Giant Gems Of The Smithsonian. I knew immediately it would have been something both my Uncle Chuck and Suzzane would have liked to have viewed. Once done and able to walk around the Museum and see all the Exhibits I wanted to head to the 3rd floor to see the Giant Gems of the Smithsonian display. Although Charlie wanted to stay where were was and go into the Sports Hall of Fame. David and I discussed what we could do so Charlie would be able to do something fun since he was kind enough…


