Looking for ways to beat the summer doldrums this weekend? Arlington's got you covered with a plethora of activities suitable for all ages and interests, from high-energy Kids Day at AT&T Stadium to the serene sounds of the Arlington Community Band's Patriotic Concert.
Thursday kicks off with an exciting lineup: AT&T Stadium welcomes families with a variety of games and inflatables for Kids Day starting at 10 a.m., while adults can enjoy Noche de Vaquero starting at 8 p.m. at PBR Texas with live music including Regresso and DJ Yerson's spin sessions, as reported by the City of Arlington; the ticket details and more can be unearthed over at their website or by giving them a ring.
Arlington's renowned Music Hall, as usual, isn't skipping a beat; they're showcasing the classic Little River Band on Thursday, followed by the electric PETRA on Saturday night, not to mention Shock Illusionist Dan Sperry, who will captivate your imagination come Sunday evening.
What's more, Six Flags will be buzzin’ with its Summerbration, featuring events from fireworks to stunt shows promising to lend an extra spark to those long summer days, and for a cool down, the Arlington Museum of Art is set to exhibit the curious works of M.C. Escher until early August, letting minds wander through a realm of infinite variations.
Saturday mornings can be spent getting involved with local civic projects at Lake Arlington or browsing through artisan goods at the Downtown Arlington Farmers Market, however, if crafts and stories are up your alley, the local libraries have a series of programs aimed at stirring creativity and literacy in young individuals—family craft time at Southeast Branch is one such opportunity.
For those yearning a bit of sportive adventure, the Texas Rangers are squaring off against the Seattle Mariners in a classic three-game series over the weekend, and for the less traditional sports fans, Fight Night Live! at Texas Live! offers a unique setting for catching the latest brawl on Saturday night.
