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Dallas / Fort Worth Metroplex

In the Dallas / Ft. Worth Metroplex, the state's East meets its West, and its North synchronizes with its South. All come together in a lavish tapestry of attractions sites, events, and activities. Major museums, renowned restaurants, exciting amusement parks, and fun events can fill your calendar for a week or a month.

Dallas's exceeds its reputation as a diverse metropolitan center for fashion, design and art. Visit the Dallas Museum of Modern Art, shop at the Dallas Galleria or the celebrated North Park Mall, or enjoy a thriving nightlife in Deep Ellum, the West End, Oak Lawn, West Lake Village and many other hip communities!

Fort Worth is a city of art, heritage, and weekend nightlife with year-round events in Sundance Square, unforgettable experiences at the Bass Performance Hall, the improvisation comedy of Four Day Weekend, family fun at the Fort Worth Zoo, exciting exhibits at the Fort Worth Convention Center and a full cowtown experience in the Fort Worth Stockyards Historic District.

DFW is an ideal destination for the performing arts with symphony and special engagements at Fort Worth's Bass Performance Hall, stadium sized concerts at the American Airlines Center in Dallas and an eclectic range of acts in the Deep Ellum Arts District, the House of Blues and the Nokia Theater in Grand Prarie.

If you seek the art world's masterwork paintings and sculptures, you will find a profusion here. Dallas's Victory Park boasts the nation's largest outdoor digital-art gallery and is the future home of the Dallas Museum of Nature & Science. Fort Worth is home to both the Amon Carter Museum of American Art and international art at the Kimbell Art Museum. Dallas's Nasher Sculpture Center and Museum of Modern Art inspire students of the internationally acclaimed Art Institute of Dallas. Are you ready to be inspired?

Dallas Cowboys and Texas Rangers fans can celebrate their favorite team's victories at the new Cowboy Stadium in Arlington and the Ballpark in Arlington respectively. The American Airlines Center in Victory Park is home to the Dallas Mavericks, one of America's favorite basketball team frachises, and Hockey sensations, the Dallas Stars. Celebrate

There's fun for the entire family in Arlington and Grand Prairie from Six Flags Over Texas, Six Flags Hurricane Harbor, the Lone Star Park at Grand Prarie, wildlife at the Fort Worth Zoo or Dallas Zoo, and NASCAR races at Texas Motor Speedway.

Dallas Fort Worth International Airport is America's busiest airport and the third busiest airport in the world. DFW is host to year round international business conferences at the Gaylord Texan Resort & Conference Center in Grapevine, Arlington Convention Center, the Infomart in Dallas and Fort Worth Convention Center and Indoor Arena. Major Employers include American Airlines, Centex, Exxon Mobil, Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Co., Texas Instruments and Bell Helicopter.

Western Rim has created unforgettable destinations in Dallas / Fort Worth's premiere communities including Grapevine, Coppell, North Richland Hills, and McKinney. Future locations are currently being built in Collin County and Rockwall.