Digitally tee off and get yourself a Bloody Mary while you're at it. The food is also great.
Attend a burlesque show, they have them a couple of times a year, including the state-wide show.
Eat your way through. The fruit samples are ridiculously good, fresh, and somewhat organic.
Join free spirited yogis and turn up the heat by attending the hot yoga classes. It will change your life.
Bike, walk, or roller blade, just don't be that guy/girl that uses that shake thing while running.
Be a conspiracy theorist for a day and make sure you attend Occupy Dealey Plaza on the upcoming 50th anniversary of JFK's death on Nov. 23rd, 2013.
This place has the best view of the skyline. Hang out in the bar and have a Belmontini with your main squeeze.
Appreciate art or watch old classic movies based on American novels that are regularly shown at the Center on Thursday nights. Free.
Be a Dallas hipster and try on vintage clothes. Make sure you get a fedora while they are hot.
On the third Friday of each month, the Dallas Museum of Art remains open until midnight.
Convenient to downtown hotels and entertainment areas, this 1704-seat theater opened in April 1921 during the Vaudeville era and hosted a variety of acts from Houdini to Mae West and Bob Hope.
Work or surf online remotely. This place is a haven for entrepreneurs, designers, and coders. Talk to your neighbor.
Bring back the nostalgia of hair bands blaring on the juke box while circling the rink with some White Snake.
Go ape at the Dallas Zoo. It's the largest zoological park in Texas (bigger than Fort Worth's Zoo). The Dallas Zoo is home to 406 species and 1,800 animals (6,800 counting invertebrates).
Food, culture, quirky bike riders. Get some BBQ at Lockhart, a beer at Eno's and sample some chocolate at Dude, Sweet Chocolate.
Check out www.LowerOakLawn.com for the latest neighborhood information on where to eat, live, and what galleries to see in the Design District.
