Dallas Blooms Sounds of Spring is coming for North Texas! That means we can get started on all the best Spring activities – blueberry picking, puddle jumping, and Tulip farms!
If you’ve been looking for the perfect floral festival to take your family to, we have one of the biggest in the state. You will be rushing to attend Dallas Blooms: Sounds Of Spring at the Dallas Arboretum!
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As the winter dies down and flowers start to sprout up, we’re all rushing to take brisk strolls through our favorite flower patches and parks.
You’ll get to experience 66 acres of over 100 different bulbs and flowers when you head to the Dallas Arboretum! This is everything you need to know about Dallas Blooms at The Arboretum:
Dallas Blooms: Sounds Of Spring Info
Over 500,000 bulbs will be blooming across the massive grounds of the Dallas Arboretum! This amazing garden is breathtaking year round, but there’s nothing like a garden in the Spring.
Guests of the Arboretum can experience bright and colorful displays that celebrate art and music! This year’s Spring theme is the “Sounds of Spring,” and will feature six topiaries across the garden.
Each breathtaking topiary will show either an intricate instrument or a musician! Have you ever seen a massive topiary violin or saxophone?
A different genre of music wil be highlighted each week, including Texan Country, Rock, and many more! Throughout the Dallas Blooms: Sounds of Music festival, you get amazing photo ops with the unique additions, thousands of flowers, and tons of events all spring long!
When Will Dallas Blooms: Sounds Of Spring Start?
Dallas Blooms will begin February 29th, and will be at the Arboretum through April 12th.
People from all over come to visit the Garden in the Spring, and it was listed as one of the Top 14 Places To See Tulips Worldwide by MSN.com!
Find the full festival schedule and line up here.
The Dallas Arboretum opens for members from 9am-5pm, and for the public from 10am-5pm.
The Perfect Spring Break Activity
The Arboretum caters to families and little ones! Plan a whole week of fun time, because the Dallas Blooms Festival will have a unique event every day of Sprint Break!
During the week of March 16 to 20, visitors can enjoy entertainment from different parts of the world including Limbo contests, concerts, and food demos from A Tasteful Place!
Each weekend of the festival from 2-4pm you can enjoy live music on the Martin Rutchik Concert Lawn, so don’t forget your picnic baskets!
You can always finish off by playing in the Children’s Garden and making some Unforgettable Spring memories!
You’ll also be happy to hear that the Dallas Arboretum is stroller and wheelchair friendly, and has just announced their partnership with Hear Us Now Technology for hearing assistance on trams and in the Rory Meyers Children’s Adventure Garden!
How Much Does Visiting The Dallas Arboretum Cost?
Adult tickets are $15. Anyone under 13 years old is $10, and seniors are $12.
Parking is $15, and entry to the Children’s Garden is an additional $3. You can save money on tickets or see current discounts on the Dallas Arboretum Website.
Where is The Dallas Blooms: Sounds Of Spring Festival The Arboretum Located?
Check out Dallas Blooms at The Dallas Arboretum:
8525 Garland Rd, Dallas, TX 75218.
Spring Forward At The Dallas Arboretum!
Stop worrying about what to do with your kiddos during Spring Break! Grab tickets to the Arboretum and you’ll never be disappointed. Stop and smell the flowers at this breathtaking festival!
Will you be heading to Dallas to visit this amazing Spring Floral Festival before the summer hits?
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