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    It's a Barbie world

    Live your Barbie dreams with the top pink parties & sweet treats in Dallas-Fort Worth

    Stephanie Allmon Merry
    Jul 19, 2023 | 1:52 pm
    Savor Patisserie, Barbie macarons

    The Barbie Collection of macarons is perfectly pink at Savor Patisserie.

    Photo courtesy of Savor Patisserie

    Dallas-Fort Worth is blushing with excitement for Barbie, the Greta Gerwig film that has people everywhere obsessed with a movie they haven't seen yet.

    Is it the relentless hype (wait, no) amazing PR, the escapism, or the nostalgia for a childhood toy? Whatever the reason, Barbie is a cause for celebration, and people seem to want that right now.

    On July 21, pink-clad audiences will descend on movie theaters across the country. But it's looking like things will be especially exciting around here: According to Google Trends, Texas was the third-most interested state in the search query "Barbie."

    Not that fans need any help in this department, but these parties, spectacles, and offers will help DFW get in the mood for this exciting film, and a more fantastic life in plastic going forward.

    Klyde Warren Park Goes Pink
    July 17-21
    Dallas' Klyde Warren Park is painting the town pink all week all week. Lights in trees around the park are illuminating with pink hues at night, and vinyl signs around the grounds advertise Barbie's arrival to the big screen.

    Klyde Warren Park Barbie pink treesEven the trees are lit up pink at Klyde Warren Park this week.Photo courtesy of Klyde Warren Park

    Early screenings (multiple theaters)
    Get ahead of the crowd and see the movie early. “Barbie Blowout Party” early access screenings are taking place at 7 pm Wednesday, July 19 at the Angelika Dallas and at Movie Taverns in Fort Worth (Hulen and West 7th), Bedford, and Denton. Remaining tickets are limited. There's also an early screening event at Cinepolis Luxury Cinemas, Victory Park Dallas, beginning 6:30 pm July 20.

    "Destination: Barbie Land" at EVO Entertainment Southlake
    July 19-23
    The Southlake movie theater and entertainment venue will host an immersive pop-up Barbie party that lasts the whole long opening weekend of the film. It is free and open to the public, whether you have tickets to see the movie or not. Highlights will include: walking the pink carpet into Barbie dreamscape vignettes; Barbie Glam Boutique, including a glam station and larger-than-life photo installation; Barbie Beach Club, a playful beach oasis outfitted with palm trees, light-up chairs, and photo-op installations; andBarbie Disco Dance Floor, a disco-club filled with shimmering lights, groovy beats, and a pulsating dance floor. For more information, check out this story.

    Pink Power Rooftop Market at The Worthington
    July 20
    The downtown Fort Worth hotel hosts a Shop & Sip event, and in time for the new Barbie movie, its theme is “pink power.” All vendors will be women-owned businesses who’ll showcase clothing, décor, gifts, and permanent jewelry. The pop-up will take place on the rooftop at The Worthington’s Rooftop Cinema Club just before a movie screening of Clueless. Guests can take advantage of half-price beer and cocktails and discounted tacos while they shop, and admission is free from 5:45-7:45 pm. Tickets must be purchased for Clueless, which starts at 7:45 pm.

    Dreamland Dollhouse Party at Sweet Tooth Hotel
    July 21, 7-10 pm
    The interactive art experience Sweet Tooth Hotel is hosting a party in Barbie’s Dreamhouse in downtown Dallas. Tickets ($25-$35) include access to the Dreamland pop-up art exhibit, DJ Barbie-Q in the Calirosa Cocktail Lounge, Barbie-themed cocktail, and Barbie-themed jewelry and clothes from local vendors.

    Barbie Skate Night at Galleria Dallas
    July 22, 6-8 pm
    Guests of all ages can lace up skates and glide around the ice rink to a Barbiecore playlist (think “Girls Just Wanna Have Fun” and “Fun, Fun, Fun”). Tickets can be purchased onsite for $12, plus $5 to rent skates.

    Barbie Pool Party at The Westin Stonebriar
    July 22, 11 am-7 pm
    The luxe Frisco hotel, golf resort, and spa is turning the pink pool lights on for an all-ages Barbie party. It'll include a DJ spinning tunes from 12-4 pm, foam cannon fun from 1-3 pm, and photo opps throughout. Tickets are $50 for adults, $20 for children, and infants (under 1 year) get to join the party for free; secure them by ordering a "day pass" online.

    Barbie Pool Party at The Westin Irving
    July 22-23, 12-6 pm
    Don your prettiest pink bathing suit for Barbie-themed pool parties by the pool. Highlights include live DJ entertainment, interactive Barbie-themed games, and a Barbie look-alike contest at 5 pm. Tickets (pool day passes) are $30, and the event is for adults 21+.

    Barbie-themed brunch at La Neta Cocina y Lounge
    July 23, 12-4 pm
    The Dallas restaurant and lounge hosts a special Barbie-themed brunch with a guest appearance by LeeAnne Locken, an ex-Real Housewife of Dallas. It'll transform into a real-life dream house with glamorous pink decor, accessories, drinks, and desserts. View the full menu here. Reservations are full, but call 469-397-0937 inquire about the wait list.

    Barbie in a BlenderBarbie's everywhere, including an art show in Dallas this month. Facebook/Daum Gallery

    "Barbie in a Blender" Art Show at Daum Gallery
    July 27, 5-9 pm and July 29, 5-10 pm
    A 1999 lawsuit by Mattel against artist and photographer Tom Forsythe over a photo of a Barbie in a blender spawned an annual Barbie in a Blender Day celebration. This event, while equally thought provoking, has a less malevolent theme, with photographs and art installations that acknowledge the doll's cultural significance. Gallery owner Taylor Daum is joined by Robert Fernandez and Lea Ellermeier for the show, and their art just might point you to a take on Barbie you haven't seen yet. The events, which include Barbie-inspired snacks and cocktails, are free. Thursday is sold out, but reserve a spot here for Saturday.

    VIP Barbie Market at Main Street Garden
    July 29, 5-10 pm
    More than two dozen local and shop-small vendors will be on hand for this Barbie-themed outdoor market, at 1902 Main St. Dallas. It's free, family-friendly, pet-friendly, and will include live music and activations. The first 50 attendees dressed in their Barbie-best will receive free Barbie totes. Find more information on their Facebook page.

    Animal Cracker Cake, Barbie cake, Loft22Animal Cracker Cake from Loft22 Cakes (vanilla cake with animal cracker crumbs layered with signature mouse and topped with pink vanilla buttercream and sprinkles).Facebook/Loft22 Cakes

    Barbie Week at Loft22 Cakes
    July 18-22
    The Fort Worth custom bakery is rolling out fun new pink treats and sweets (like Animal Cracker Cake, above) each day of the week. Take your pick and order from their selection online. They'll then host a special pop-up on Friday, July 21 from 10 am-4 pm, with signature mocktails crafted by Rose 32 Craft Coffee & Mocktail Bar, including Strawberry Rose Lemon Spritz and Grapefruit Julep. There'll be activities, prizes, and more - don't forget to dress up in pink.

    Barbie Cakes by SusieCakes
    SusieCakes is making Barbie-themed cakes with Barbie dolls and choice of cake flavor from vanilla, vanilla confetti, chocolate, or red velvet; and choice of icing from SusiePink, SusieBlue, white vanilla, or chocolate buttercream. They're in Dallas at 6100 Luther Ln. or 6441 E. Mockingbird Ln. # 150, and Fort Worth at 1621 River Run. Margot Robbie reportedly celebrated her birthday with one of these cakes — that's Barbie-approved. Order 48 hours in advance at susiecakes.com.

    The Barbie Collection of Macarons at Savor Patisserie
    A pretty pink collection of gluten-free macarons includes the following flavors: two vanilla printed with Barbie and Ken; two pink champagne; two pink lemonade; two strawberry shortcake; and two raspberry printed with the Barbie logo and the iconic Barbie silhouette. The whole sweet box is $28, available online and in store for a limited time at Casa Linda and McKinney locations.

    Exclusive Barbie jewelry by Kendra Scott
    Famous Texas jewelry designer Kendra Scott has done one Barbie collab in the past, and now she's ready with another. This time, choose between three necklaces, two bracelets, and four pairs of earrings. Some styles are covert, with pink accents, while others are all gold and say "Barbie." Others combine the two with the iconic cameo logo. Twenty percent of sales benefit the Barbie Dream Gap Project.

    Kendra Scott barbieNow, we can all be Barbie girls when we go see the film. Courtesy Kendra Scott

    Barbie Bar Crawl in Bishop Arts
    2-7 pm August 5
    Dallasites101 hosts a crawl through the Bishop Arts neighborhood, featuring more than 10 local businesses. It will include food & drink specials, Barbie pink cocktails, live music from a local DJ, photo ops, swag items, and more. Tickets are $20 for the 21+ up event.

    Barbiecore Mani and Pedi at Bellacures
    Go Barbiecore from head to toenails. Luxury nail salon Bellacures in Dallas' Preston Center has launched a special pink-themed Barbiecore Mani and Pedi service in time for the movie's premiere. The service includes a Pink Himalayan Salt Softening Soak with Rose Petals, Pink Himalayan Sea Salt Scrub, Pink Himalayan Salt Buttercream, and a Pink Polish of your choice. Cost is $55 for a mani and $65 for a pedi. In addition, they're offering fun Barbiecore-inspired nail designs such as metallic pink drip ombre, pink polka dots, a pink striped French and more.

    Barbie drinks at Bar Louie
    Bar Louie is getting fans into the Barbie spirit(s) with perfectly pink concoctions, including a Diva Martini featuring SKYY Pineapple Vodka and Pama Liqueur. Available at the Bar Louie locations in South Arlington, Park Lane, Allen, and Music Factory - all less than a mile away from a nearby theater, they note. All signature martinis are $7 during happy hour from 4-7 pm, Monday-Friday.

    Barbie-themed cocktails at Bulla Gastrobar
    The Spanish-style restaurant in Plano's Legacy West is serving an entire menu of Barbie- and Ken-themed cocktails through August 31. They include Pretty in Pink (vodka, elderflower, hibiscus ginger syrup); Barbieland Sangria (made with rosé sparkling wine); Malibu Barbie Mojito (rum, ginger beer, and mint), and ‘He’s Just Ken’ (A smoked Old Fashioned). The specialty drinks run $12.50-$19.

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    Brianna Caleri contributed to this report.

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    Weekend Event Planner

    These are the 16 best things to do in Dallas this weekend

    Alex Bentley
    May 14, 2026 | 6:00 am
    The Eagles
    Photo by Chloe Weir
    The Eagles will play at Globe Life Field in Arlington on May 16.

    There will be no shortage of fun things to do in and around Dallas this weekend, with big events taking place almost every day. Choices include a different kind of home run derby, a trio of concerts (including one huge classic band), four theater productions, a movie star talking about one of his best-known films, two festivals, two comedians, a symphony concert, a car-free bike ride around Dallas, and the opening of a new art exhibition.

    Below are the best ways to spend your free time this weekend. If you want more options, check out our calendar for an even longer list of the city's best events.

    Thursday, May 14

    Dallas Cowboys present Reliant Home Run Derby
    At the annual Reliant Home Run Derby, various Dallas Cowboys will swing for the fences to raise money for charity. Each player will take a turn at bat until one Cowboy is declared champion, with each hit and home run earning a donation for The Salvation Army. The event takes place at Riders Field in Frisco.

    Haynes Boone presents The Eric Nadel Birthday Benefit Concert
    The 14th annual Eric Nadel Birthday Benefit concert is another sports-themed charity event, as it celebrates the 75th birthday of the Texas Rangers Hall of Fame radio broadcaster. The evening will feature live music from Sammy Rae and The Friends and Chuck Prophet and His Cumbia Shoes, as well as live and silent auctions. Proceeds from the event at Longhorn Ballroom will benefit the Grant Halliburton Foundation.

    The Firehouse Theatre presents Sister Act
    When disco diva Deloris Van Cartier witnesses a murder, she is put in protective custody in the one place the cops are sure she won't be found: a convent. Disguised as a nun, she finds herself at odds with both the rigid lifestyle and uptight Mother Superior. Using her unique disco moves and singing talent to inspire the choir, Deloris breathes new life into the church and community. The musical runs through May 31 at The Firehouse Theatre in Farmers Branch.

    AT&T Performing Arts Center presents John Cusack's High Fidelity
    With a body of work spanning the course of over four decades, actor John Cusack has evolved into one of Hollywood’s most accomplished and respected actors of his generation. Cusack will host a screening of one of his most popular movies, High Fidelity, followed by a live conversation — moderated by Jeff “Skin” Wade of The Ben & Skin show on 97.1 The Eagle — about his career and the making of the film, as well as a Q&A. The event takes place at Winspear Opera House.

    Dead White Zombies presents Big Bird
    Big Bird is a performance immersion about the transformation of the human and biological into the digital and artificial. A forest of screens. A birth canal. A Miao shaman and an AI girlfriend who doesn't know if she exists. Big Bird is Dead White Zombies' most ambitious production yet — part ritual, part theater, part something that defies categorization entirely. The production runs through May 30 at The Cedars Union.

    Ochre House Theater present Immovable Beast
    Immovable Beast is a retelling of Moving Creatures, written and directed by Matthew Posey. It's a politically charged satire about an evil and intolerable oligarch and his tyrannical rise to power. The Baron is a soured, bloated old goat who lords over a once rich and beautiful region that is now a wasteland, due to the Baron’s greediness. People suffer, and their lives have become intolerable under the reckless hand of this narcissistic ruler. The production runs at Ochre House Theater through May 30.

    Friday, May 15

    City of Grapevine presents 42nd Annual Main Street Fest
    Main Street Fest is a family-friendly festival where visitors can enjoy food, shopping, a KidZone, live music, a carnival and midway, Grapevine Art Project Market, and more. Headlining the live entertainment lineup will be country singer Jack Ingram, who will close the night on Saturday. The event runs through Sunday in the heart of Historic Downtown Grapevine.

    Wildflower! Arts and Music Festival
    The annual Wildflower! Arts and Music Festival will feature live performances by nearly 50 bands, including headlining bands like George Thorogood and the Destroyers, Kaleo, Tonic, Justin Moore, Blues Traveler, and OK Go. The festival also includes the Singer Songwriter contest; Performers Row featuring strolling entertainers, buskers, and acrobats; and more. The event takes place through Sunday in Galatyn Park Urban Center outside of Eisemann Center for Performing Arts in Richardson.

    Improv Arlington presents Orlando Jones
    Orlando Jones has gone from a brilliant joke writer to a chaos-powered storyteller with receipts. He started out writing for comedic icons like Martin Lawrence, Sinbad, Jay Leno, Colin Quinn, and Ben Stiller. A founding writer and original cast member of MADtv, Jones blends storytelling, razor-sharp political and cultural commentary, and the kind of jokes you think about three days later and start laughing in public like a lunatic. He'll perform four times through Saturday at Improv Arlington.

    Verdigris Ensemble presents The Velveteen Rabbit
    Verdigris Ensemble will present The Velveteen Rabbit, a tender, immersive musical retelling of Margery Williams’s beloved children’s story. Designed as a shared experience for children and adults alike, the semi-staged production surrounds audiences with music, storytelling, and imagination. As the Rabbit’s journey unfolds, music blooms between moments of narration, layering wonder, playfulness, and feeling while exploring timeless themes of love, belonging, and what it means to become real. There will be three performances through Saturday at Dallas Children's Theater.

    Dallas Symphony Orchestra presents "Mahler’s Symphony of a Thousand"
    The Dallas Symphony Orchestra will present the rarely-performed "Symphony of a Thousand" by Gustav Mahler. The 60-minute program, presented without an intermission, will feature the Dallas Symphony Chorus under the direction of Anthony Blake Clark. The concert, conducted by Fabio Luisi, will have three performances through Sunday at Meyerson Symphony Center.

    The Avett Brothers & Mike Patton in concert
    Folk rock band The Avett Brothers are on the verge of their 25th anniversary in the music business, having released their debut album in 2002. Mike Patton has served as the lead singer of the rock band Faith No More off-and-on since 1988. The two entities have now joined forces the collaborative album, AVTT/PTTN, which they'll showcase at this concert at Winspear Opera House.

    Saturday, May 16

    Dallas Bike Ride
    Dallas Bike Ride is a 20-mile ride that is the city’s only car-free social ride, a celebration of cycling and community. Participants can cruise at their own pace past some of Dallas’ most iconic landmarks. There will be live music and entertainment to keep participants moving throughout the ride. The Finish Festival will feature live music, food trucks, a beverage garden, and more. The ride starts and ends at Dallas City Hall.

    Nasher Sculpture Center presents Nic Nicosia: "Everyday Surreal" opening day
    Nic Nicosia: "Everyday Surreal" is a survey of the last 25 years of the artist’s five-decade career that reveals the material and conceptual evolution of one of Dallas' most important living artists. The exhibition will feature over 70 three-dimensional works, drawings, photographs, and films made since Nicosia's mid-career survey in 1999-2000. The exhibition will remain on display at Nasher Sculpture Center through August 16.

    Eagles in concert
    It's been a very long goodbye for the classic rock band Eagles, who have been on their The Long Goodbye tour since 2023. But this stop at Globe Life Field in Arlington is scheduled to be officially — truly! — the last ever tour date for a band that's been existence since 1971 (they do have a six-show residency planned for The Sphere in Las Vegas later in 2026, though). If you're a fan, it will be your final chance to hear songs like "Hotel California," "Life in the Fast Lane," "Heartache Tonight," and more sung live by Don Henley and his bandmates.

    Sunday, May 17

    Bobby Lee: The Finally Tour
    Comedian, actor, and podcast host Bobby Lee comes to Dallas as part of his first official headline tour, The Finally Tour. Best known for his tenure on MADtv and as the co-host of two comedy podcasts, Bad Friends and TigerBelly, Lee has built a global fanbase through his humor, candid storytelling, and chaotic comedic energy. He'll perform at Majestic Theatre.

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    The Eagles will play at Globe Life Field in Arlington on May 16.
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