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Dallas, TX · Weekend of 2026-07-31

Weekend Game Plan
Weekend Game
Plan.
Dallas, TX Jul 31-2
FRI
🌧️
108F
SAT
⛅
100F
SUN
☀️
99F

A High Heat Weekend with VIP Indoor Access

The metroplex is heading into a scorcher this weekend, but there is no reason to stay home. We have a solid lineup of indoor events, from elite stadium tours to major concerts, to keep you entertained while escaping the sun. Despite the heat, it is a good weekend to explore the city's premier venues.

Expect intense heat with highs reaching 108 degrees on Friday before settling into the high 90s for the rest of the weekend. While there is a slight chance of drizzle early on, Sunday late afternoon offers the best window for any brief outdoor activities as skies clear.

If you only do one thing
This is a premium opportunity to experience one of the most technologically advanced sports venues in the world while staying completely out of the triple-digit heat.
Tip: Arrive at least 30 minutes before your scheduled tour time to allow for parking and security check at the stadium.
The Shortlist
Fri 7:05 PM · Riders Field
Minor league baseball action as the Frisco RoughRiders take on Corpus Christi at Riders Field.
Pro move: Look for tickets in the shaded sections on the third-base side to escape the late afternoon sun.
Sat 10:00 AM · The STAR
A guided tour of The STAR in Frisco, the massive practice facility and headquarters for the Dallas Cowboys.
Pro move: Wear comfortable walking shoes as the tour covers a significant portion of the 91-acre campus.
Thu 7:30 PM · Punch Line Irving
Stand-up comedy with Alonzo Bodden at Punch Line Irving.
Pro move: Check the venue's bag policy before heading out as they have strict size limitations.
Thu 8:00 PM · Deep Ellum Art Co
Drunk Shakespeare: Romeo and Juliet, a rowdy and unpredictable theatrical performance in Deep Ellum.
Pro move: This is a 21 and over event, so ensure everyone in your party has their physical ID ready.
Thu 7:30 PM · Arlington Improv
Comedian Tony Roberts brings his high-energy set to the Arlington Improv.
Pro move: The Improv has a two-item minimum purchase requirement per person inside the showroom.
Choose Your Mode
Sporty
Connecticut Sun at Dallas Wings · High-level WNBA competition featuring the Dallas Wings against the Connecticut Sun.
Night Out
Fuerza Regida · Fuerza Regida brings a massive concert atmosphere to Globe Life Field on Friday night.
Family Fun
The Fray with Dashboard Confessional · The Fray and Dashboard Confessional offer a double bill of melodic rock at the Toyota Music Factory.
Culture
Drunk Shakespeare: Romeo & Juliet (21+ Event) · A unique, irreverent take on Shakespeare that transforms classical theater into a party.
Weekend at a Glance
Fri + Sat · AT&T Stadium VIP Guided Tour [Sports]
Fri 9:00 PM · Fuerza Regida [Music]
Sat 10:00 AM · The STAR Guided Tour [Arts]
Sun 6:00 PM · Connecticut Sun at Dallas Wings [Sports]
· Melanie Martinez [Music]
Plan Ahead
Silverstein and Story Of The Year with Origami Angel (Catch Silverstein at The Bomb Factory on Monday night.)
Dogstar (Tickets available for Dogstar on Sunday night at Toyota Music Factory.)
At the Movies
Spider-Man: Brand New Day · Spider-Man returns in a world that has forgotten him, providing a high-stakes adventure for the whole family.
The Samurai and the Prisoner · A tense historical drama and mystery set during a castle siege.
The Gentleman Thief · A retired thief is pulled back into the game for a 100 million dollar yacht heist.
Streaming This Weekend
#1 The Hawk: Season 1 [Netflix] · The Hawk holds the top spot on Netflix this week, making it the perfect choice for a weekend binge.
#2 I Will Find You: Limited Series [Netflix] · This limited series remains a fan favorite for its fifth consecutive week in the top ten.
#3 Worst Neighbor Ever: Season 1 [Netflix] · A gripping look at neighborhood dynamics that has social media talking.

Stay hydrated and enjoy the world-class entertainment Dallas has to offer. See you out there.

The first U.S. patent was issued this week in 1790, marking a long history of American innovation.
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