
Lone Star Smokeout & More: Weekend Fun
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Country music fans, get ready for the Lone Star Smokeout at AT&T Stadium this weekend, featuring top Texas barbecue spots, shopping, and Midland headlining the country acts. Theater lovers, catch Little Shop of Horrors at Texas Wesleyan Universitys Thad Smotherman Theatre, sold out but with a waitlist. Enjoy free fun with Lost N Sound showcasing local musicians and FuelFest featuring custom cars. Cap off the weekend with Cinco in the District celebrating Mexican American heritage.
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Country music fans, get ready for the lone star smoke out kicking off its inaugural run this weekend at AT&C Stadium in Arlington. It starts at 3 p.m. on April 24th and runs through April 26th starting at 1 p.m. those later days. Tickets range from $69 up to about $1442 for VIP packages. Expect top Texas barbecue spots like Hurtado, Panther City, and slow-bones-linking meats alongside shopping from Teccovaz and a custom cowboy have bar. Midland Headlines, the country acts, making it a full-on festival vibe with brews flowing. Theater lovers note little shop of horrors at Texas Wesleyan University's Thad's mother mint theater and Fort Worth wraps up a long-time professor's final. Show after 40 years, performances hit 7.30 p.m., April 23rd through 25th to p.m., April 26th. It sold out, but grab a waitlist spot an hour early for $10 to $15 tickets.
Meanwhile, free fun of bounds with lost in-sound showcasing local musicians across 17 near Southside venues from noon to midnight April 25th, complete with Trinity Metro shuttles. Fuel fest revs up over 700 custom cars, including fast and furious movie rides at Texas Motor Speedway from 1 to 8 p.m. that same day. $35 to $572, kids 12 and under free. Cabot was Cinco in the district, celebrating Mexican American heritage noon to 5 p.m., April 26th outside the Fort Worth Museum of Science. And history, featuring ballet, folklorico, and more Latino performers, all gratis, plenty of ways to heat up your weekend out here. That's your update from Dallas News Today, powered by AI, I'm Cory with the story.
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