Things To Do

The first month of 2021 is wrapping up with a bang. It’s that crazy part of the year where the weather is unpredictable, the New Year’s resolutions are starting to flag, and there are 11 months of 2021 left.

After a long, socially-distanced year, most of us are longing to gather with loved ones once more for the Christmas holiday.

This is an old post, please click the link below for our 2021 guide to Deerfield Plano and all the many incredible Christmas lights you can see around DFW! Deerfield’s holiday light tradition started as a contest.

This year, the CDC and parents agree that the safest holiday activity for families is also one of the most popular and traditional: touring around neighborhoods marveling at Christmas light displays. In North Texas, holiday lights are beloved.

Spend the weekend doing a variety of seasonal activities. View festive light shows, watch a drive-in holiday movie, and drop off your kids for some holiday fun.

The Christmas Pyramid stands as a centerpiece of the Dallas Arboretum’s Christmas Village, and you’ll see it as you approach it.

If you're looking for a virtual Santa visit, Santa Eric offers magic via Zoom for $50 a session This year, so many holiday traditions, like meeting Santa Claus, seem to have gone on hold.

As winter approaches, colored lights flicker on, nativity scenes appear, and the metroplex's most extravagant holiday events open their doors.

AT&T Byron Nelson is officially a Collin County tourist destination. On Tuesday, the McKinney Chamber of Commerce and the Salesmanship Club of Dallas hosted a ceremonial ribbon cutting ceremony at TPC Craig Ranch in McKinney.

Shake off post-election day anxiety this weekend with a variety of events this weekend, from a virtual vacation to a drive-in music festival. Indulge in sweet treats and food trucks, wine for adults, and find hope in a book reading.