This weekend in Arlington promises a medley of events that cater to all tastes, whether you’re an art aficionado or a sports enthusiast looking for a thrill – the city has it all on the roster, according to the latest buzz from the city's website. The Arlington Museum of Art features three diverse exhibitions for those who like to soak in some culture; one can walk through history with 'Pompeii: The Immortal City,' contemplate environmental change with 'One Point Five Degrees,' or admire local budding creativity at the 'Youth Art Month' showcase, according to the City of Arlington, Texas.
Meanwhile, Theatre Arlington is bringing tears and guffaws simultaneously with their production of the beloved 'Steel Magnolias'. It will run through Sunday, also if you’ve got a penchant for lively nights, saddle up for Texas Live’s offering of bull riding and cup pong games accompanied by live entertainment and drink specials this Friday – grab a table if you’re game. The youngsters, fresh off their AP exam season, aren't left out with a teens-only Homestretch Celebration on Friday at the downtown library, complete with crafts and board games.
Discover artistic crafts at the Southeast Branch Library's 'Art After Dark: Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage' event or indulge in the messy fun of fluid art at Catalyst Creative Arts. Tickets are up for grabs and recommended for ages eight and above. On the sports front, the local Rangers are going head-to-head with the Los Angeles Angels in a three-game series at Globe Life Field. Fans can snag their seats online. Arlington’s Levitt Pavilion keeps its promise of free live music rolling with its Spring Concert Series, featuring a lineup that will serenade audiences all weekend long.
For a thumping good time, PBR is combining rodeo with rock-n-roll merrymaking with the debut of Kid Rock’s Rock N Rodeo this Friday at AT&T Stadium. These festivities set the stage for the PBR World Finals: Unleash The Beast, which makes its grand appearance over the weekend. Three-day tickets are on sale now and last not but least for art homages, the Arlington Music Hall has an enviable lineup this weekend, including the Uli Jon Roth on Friday, William Lee Martin on Saturday, and ‘A Mother’s Prayer’ to charm Sunday's audience.
After-work revelry awaits at Texas Live’s Shift4 Arena with Dean James taking the stage. If you’re in the mood for a more philanthropic pursuit on Saturday, pet adoptions are possible through Arlington Animal Services, and fitness enthusiasts can join the mayor for a round of basketball at Dottie Lynn Recreation Center. Whether you are into cars, cookies, or crafts, The Man's Shop Car Show, On Tap's baking competition, and air clay bowl making at the library are the places to be, according to the City of Arlington, Texas.
