Attractions
We always strive to provide engaging programs at each convention. These activities are designed to be great learning experiences and can be quite motivational.
Dallas is a city built on big dreams, freshly blazed trails and an attitude that all things are possible. As the eighth largest city in the US, filled with incredible attractions and activities, it is no wonder that it is also the #1 destination in the state of Texas. There is something for everyone including cutting-edge culinary eateries, art museums, world class shopping and 13 entertainment districts. Check out some of the highlights below:Galleria Dallas
With over 200 nationally and internationally recognized retailers, this is sure to be a fantastic stop while in Dallas. Only 2 miles from the hotel, don’t miss out on this one of a kind shopping experience! Click here to visit Galleria Dallas.Gilley’s Jack Daniel's Saloon
Come out for fun and exciting nightlife at Gilley’s Jack
Daniel’s Saloon.You may remember this
saloon as it was made famous by John Travolta in Urban Cowboy. With food, drinks, live music, and mechanical
bull rides, you are sure to have a blast living the cowboy lifestyle. Click here to visit Gilley's Jack Daniel's Saloon.Public Artwalk Dallas
Are you interested in getting some exercise while you take in some culture? Then the Public Artwalk Dallas is for you.This is a 3.3 mile, self-guided tour that highlights thirty pieces of art and architecture. Visit the website to download the map and plan which features you will visit. Click here to visit the Public Artwalk Dallas.
Margot & Bill Winspear Opera House / AT&T Performing Arts Center
Visit these two venues for some of the finest art performances. Make sure to check the calendars on the websites closer to your trip so you may get tickets in advance to the productions available. Click here to see the schedule for the Margot & Bill Winspear Opera House. Click here to see the schedule for the AT&T Performing Arts Center.The Women's Museum
The Women's Museum: An Institute for the Future is a comprehensive national American women's history museum. Located in Fair Park in Dallas, the museum provides exhibits honoring the past and exploring the contributions of women throughout history. Honorees include Barbara Walters, Lucille Ball, Connie Chung, and many other women with whom we may not be so familiar. A special exhibition, Petticoats and Slide Rules, will be running during the convention, highlighting the history of women engineers' evolving roles in American society. Click here for more information.