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Temple Shalom

Temple Shalom was founded in 1965, it is a Jewish Reform Congregation that strives to inspire an ever-lasting relationship with God, Torah, Israel, and the Jewish community through worship, study, and community service. It offers various worship opportunities, from Shabbat morning services, Tot Shabbat services to holidays and festival celebrations. Temple Shalom not only invites one to find out their spiritual and religious homes but to also nurture social and intellectual values. Read More

Dallas National Golf Club is a High- end private golf course built in 2002, designed by Tom Fazio. The course spans 7,326 yards in length and is built on a former limestone canyon which adds to the natural elevation of the course. It is considered the standard of measurement of golf courses in Dallas. The club has a limitation of 350 members and membership is obtained via invitation only; guest visits are allowed if accompanied by a member of the club. Read More

Texas Discovery Gardens is located inside Dallas’ Fair Park and works with a mission of discovering ways to sustain the natural world. This 7.5-acre garden contains both native and exotic plants. The highlight of Texas Discovery Gardens is the two-story Rosine Smith Sammons Butterfly House and Insectarium. Texas Discovery Gardens organizes various educational programs like the EarthKeepers student educational program. It also has an art gallery called The Discovery Art Gallery that aims at educating about the environment through art. The visitors can also book a butterfly release to honor a loved one. Additionally, there are various scout programs, field trips, and occasional events that one becomes a part of to get the most of their visit. Read More

Texas Museum-Automotive History was founded in the year 1984 which educates the visitors about the history of the automobile and the relation between racing and commercial car developments from the years 1901 – 1984.

The Texas Visual Arts Association has been a leading art gallery in terms of conducting exhibitions and giving an enriching platform to young and budding artists. One of the oldest galleries in Dallas, the Texas Visual Arts Association also holds multiple exhibitions to promote art and artists in high school. The gallery has been invited to various centres around the city to open up galleries and promote their art work. The art galleries showcase art works from hundreds of artists and always scout for more upcoming artists. Read More

Also known as Kingston TEXOMA, the Texoma Casino is located near Lake Texoma, 102.8 miles away from Dallas. The casino is operated by Chickasaw Nation and it features over 370 electronic gaming machines with a game floor of 8,800 square foot. The distance from Dallas to Texoma Casino can be covered in 2 hours.

The Cambodian Buddhist Temple of Dallas, also known as the Wat Jetapon Khemaram was established in 1986 on the outskirts of the Dallas countryside. The temple is a huge structure with many buildings and a vast empty ground where every April, the Khmer New year is celebrated in. As you walk along with the temple you will be able to spot Cambodian artwork. The Gates to the entrance of the temple is a replica of the ones at Angkor Wat; handcrafted and sculpted by the monks and community volunteers Read More

The Club of Prestonwood - The creek, is a private golf course, built-in 1968, spanning up to 6,504 yards in length. It is equipped with two 18- hole courses. In 2019, in Avid Golfer the club was ranked as one of the best country clubs. Members of the club also have the luxury to indulge in various outdoor activities such as swimming and playing tennis. It is also one of the most sought-after wedding and reception venues in Dallas.

Equipped with swimming pools for adults and toddlers, thrilling water slides, a lazy river and a climbing wall, The Cove Aquatic Center at Crawford is a small water park which offers respite from the hot summers. Visitors get to peacefully float around in the lazy river, swim, dive off of diving boards, play water basketball, climb a wall, or go down different water slides. Besides water activities, there are other facilities available to the people such a picnic tables, shade structures as well as restrooms, showers and family changing rooms to get cleaned up. There is a concession stand in the park which sells different food items, and there are parking options available to those who come in a car. Read More