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    Walmart opens new-style Sam's Club without cash registers in Grapevine

    Teresa Gubbins
    Oct 16, 2024 | 4:42 pm
    Sam's Club exterior

    A new and different Sam's Club reopens in Grapevine

    Walmart

    Walmart is about to open a new kind of Sam’s Club in Grapevine that will be different from the rest: It'll be an all digital store, without checkout lanes.

    According to a company representative, the new store will open on October 17, with fanfare and a full schedule of events listed below.

    The store is actually a reopening of sorts, of a store at 1701 W. SH-114 that closed in 2022, when the roof was damaged by a tornado on December 13.

    Company CEO Chris Nicholas is describing the store as a forward-thinking prototype that represents the company's efforts to evolve for the future.

    Instead of getting orders rung up on a cash register, shoppers will be required to use a smartphone app called Scan & Go to ring up purchases as they walk through the aisles.

    When leaving the store, shoppers will walk under "computer vision-based" archways that use AI to scan their carts, comparing their products to their digital receipts — technology the company introduced in the spring.

    In the place where you'd expect to find cash registers will be a display of unusual, online-only items such as Christmas trees or a five-carat lab-grown diamond — items they would not be able to see and touch otherwise — as well as a larger area for e-commerce (curbside pickup and delivery).

    More space-age features will include a pizza robot that can make up to 100 pizzas in an hour, and a new system that delivers food orders to an assigned cubby after customers order through Scan & Go.

    Walmart is touting this as a first-of-its-kind store. However, in 2018, they opened a similar concept on Greenville Avenue in Dallas called Sam's Club Now, which then-CEO Jamie Iannone called "the epicenter of innovation for Sam's Club."

    In that store, customers similarly use the app to scan items as they shop, but a staff member is still required to give the order a final onceover.

    A spokesperson says that the Now Club served as a small-format initial testing ground and Grapevine allows them to test innovation at scale in a full-size club (the Grapevine store is 151,000 square feet). The Now Club remains open and will run in tandem with the Grapevine club.

    Schedule of events is as follows:

    Wednesday, October 16: Soft Opening

    • 5-8 pm: The public is invited to get a sneak peek of the club and shop from 5–8 pm
    • 6-7:30 pm: Dallas Mavericks star Dereck Lively II appearance

    Thursday, October 17: Grand Opening

    • 8-8:30 am: Ribbon-cutting ceremony, Remarks from Sam’s Club leadership and Grapevine Mayor William D. Tate, and check presentations to 10 local organizations
    • 10 am-12 pm: Dallas Cowboys legend Charles Haley appearance in partnership with LG
    • 2-3 pm: Dallas Cowboys legend DeMarcus Ware appearance in partnership with PepsiCo

    Member’s Mark demos, exclusive merchandise, exciting brand experiences and the first 3,000 members receive a Member’s Mark swag bag.

    October 16-20

    • Free parking lot activities including the Sam’s Club Mobile Café, Member’s Mark Experience, inflatable games and crafts (through October 20)
    • Guided LEGO® build experience with Russell Cassevah, president of LittleBricks Charity and Guiness World Records holder for the farthest distance walking barefoot on LEGO® bricks

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    Intimate dance-music venue to debut near Deep Ellum Dallas

    Teresa Gubbins
    Apr 8, 2026 | 3:53 pm
    CTRL Room
    Breakaway Music Festival
    CTRL Room will host local, national, and international DJs

    A new music-focused venue operating in the electronic dance music (EDM) realm is about to debut in Dallas: Called CTRL Room, it's a dual-concept nightlife experience opening at 2511 Swiss Ave., in the former Citizen bar space, which closed in January after a decade.

    According to a spokesperson, CTRL Room will open on April 9 — just in time for the Breakaway Music Festival, an annual national touring festival, which will stop in Dallas on April 10-11.

    CTRL Room has partnered with Breakaway to promote the festival and will serve as one of the festival's official after-party venues.

    CTRL Room is from the same team that owns restaurants such as Vidorra and Serious Pizza. It's designed as an alternative to the usual oversized EDM venue, with a focus on creating a space where every set feels personal.

    It'll be located in the middle of the so-called North Good Latimer District, an unexpected club zone in a neighborhood just east of downtown Dallas, straddling Good Latimer Freeway near the Deep Ellum DART station, which is home to high-volume bars such as Greenlight Social, Sporting Club, and Vice Park.

    The bar is collaborating with Next Level Events, a nightlife and electronic music promotion company that organizes after-hours and rooftop events in venues across Dallas such as Coba Dallas, located in the former Whiskey Hatchet space in Deep Ellum.

    The festival
    Breakaway is a fast-growing music festival that was founded in 2013 in Columbus, Ohio as a single-city event. Initially focusing on Ohio, the festival expanded regionally in 2016, later becoming a national touring brand with more than 300,000 fans across a dozen cities by 2025. It claims to be the largest touring music festival in North America that is focused on electronic dance music (EDM) and hip-hop.

    Breakaway also has a Texas connection. According to founder Adam Lynn, the first one in Columbus took place at the Columbus Crew Stadium, owned by Lamar Hunt Jr. and the Hunt family, who invited him to bring it to Dallas, as well.

    Two bars one roof
    The venue, which has been completely redesigned from its Citizen days, has a capacity of 700, but is divided into two distinct environments, described thusly:

    • CTRL Room: Dark, immersive main room with a capacity of 400 will deliver a tightly packed experience that rejects the typical warehouse scale in favor of something more immediate and connected, including proximity to the DJ. It's rooted in house and dance-music culture, with a rotating mix of DJs, emerging artists, and local players.
    • TreeHaus: This 300-capacity space hidden within the venue is an intimate, organic space layered with natural textures, greenery, and warm lighting. It’s a sensory shift designed to slow the tempo without losing the rhythm, offering a more fluid atmosphere.

    After the afterparty
    CTRL Room is launching as a Breakaway Music Festival afterparty destination, but it will transition into full-time venue in its own right once the festival has moved on, with programming and artist announcements to follow in the coming weeks. While the opening was planned to coincide with the festival, it will be fully operational every week thereafter, with local, national, and international DJs lined up for the coming months.

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