Fair Park … A Cultural and Entertainment Center … is a division of the Dallas Park and Recreation Department. Located two miles east of downtown Dallas, Fair Park is home to nine museums and six performance facilities, including the Music Hall, Smirnoff Music Centre, Band Shell and the Cotton Bowl Stadium. This National Historic Landmark has the largest collection of 1930s Art Deco exposition style architecture in the United States located on 277 acres of beautifully landscaped grounds. Special features include the Leonhardt Lagoon, Texas Vietnam Memorial and Smith Fountain. Over 749,000 square feet of enclosed space can be leased for conferences, exhibits, markets, festivals and sporting events. Over six million people visit Fair Park annually for ticketed events with 3 million attending the State Fair of Texas for three weeks each fall. Fair Park is a 227-acre National Historic Landmark, owned by the City of Dallas and operated under the management of Fair Park Administration a division of the Park and Recreation Department. Fair Park Administration also has over 500,000 sq. ft. of outdoor malls, plazas and festival areas for your special event needs. Ask about festival, concert, and sports indoor/outdoor options. There are over 9,000 parking spaces inside Fair Park and an additional 3,000 paved parking spaces adjacent to the park. Fair Park is one of Dallas' hidden treasures. It is a central location to spend the day relaxing and learning about the rich history of the city. There is more to Fair Park than just a great place to walk, visit a museum or attend a live performance – the art and architecture are among the finest in the nation. Designated a National Historic Landmark, Fair Park has the largest collection of 1930s Art Deco architecture in the United States and is the only unaltered pre-1950s World's Fair site in the nation. There are nine museums and six performance halls located at Fair Park, including the Science Place and The Women's Museum. There are over 749,000 square feet of covered space that can be used for conferences, exhibits, markets, festivals and sporting events. Fair Park has a wealth of history, art and stunning architecture.

Fair Park … A Cultural and Entertainment Center … is a division of the Dallas Park and Recreation Department. Located two miles east of downtown Dallas, Fair Park is home to nine museums and six performance facilities, including the Music Hall, Smirnoff Music Centre, Band Shell and the Cotton Bowl Stadium. This National Historic Landmark has the largest collection of 1930s Art Deco exposition styl... more

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