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Bounded by Bryan Street, Pacific Avenue and Ervay Street, the Thanks-Giving Square is a place for spiritual renewal and reflection. It was designed as the “place where people can use gratitude as a basis for dialogue, mutual understanding and healing”. Explore its meditation garden, a Wall of Praise, an interdenominational Chapel of Thanksgiving and a museum of gratitude. Starbucks lovers will be glad to make this trip even better with a cup of coffee from the cafe at 1700 Pacific Avenue.

In the Deep Ellum district, you don’t need to visit a bar to enjoy live music. You can listen to indie and blues musicians directly on the streets. Take a selfie with a huge “Deep Ellum” mural in the background and choose a cafe or a bar to drop by. At the Double Wide Bar at 3510 Commerce Street, you will find more amazing graffiti. Besides, you can try their signature Yoo-hoo drink.

Are you young and full of energy? Conquer the dance floors of Dallas tonight! Line dancing is king here, and several bars even offer free lessons. Adair's Saloon on Commerce street is a great place to start. Then you can move to nearby bars, like Mama Tried Deep Ellum, to show your dancing skills.