This historic house is a true treasure in an urban spread.  Tucked off of Beltline, beside the old cemetery is this house available for touring.  This 4-room house and stables is a fun blast to the past.  Filled with many antiques, it's a great way to show the little ones how life used to be.  Designated a Texas Historic Landmark, this free house tour will take you back to a time that seems to be lost when wandering around the Carrollton area.

Dallas has plenty of big malls but sometimes those little intimate Mom and Pop shops can be sorely missed.  For one of those reminiscent moments stop over at the Downtown Carrollton shopping area.  This old downtown still stands as a block of old shops that have been occupied by independent craft and antique sellers. 

Located in the Addison Airport, Cavanaugh Flight Museum features great historical aircraft and materials. The museum is unique since many of the museum's airplanes are still active and can fly. After a day of enjoying rare aircraft you can relax at the museum's picnic area, browse the art gallery and gift store.

Christian Chapel Temple of Faith is a beautiful church located in Dallas. Its goal is to incorporate its members into worship, and provide a house of prayer where they can restore and renew their faith in God. At the same time, it tries to combines the spiritual teaching with community service. The church has a Conference Center that the public can rent for public meetings, corporate events, conferences, fund-raiser events and concerts.

The Jewish Community Center is a big huge Jewish-oriented family and community activity center. The center offers facilities right from encouraging sports and fitness to cultural programs and events. The center has a training and fitness center and facilities include gym, personal training, tennis, aquatics and more. The cultural program department is committed to strengthening Jewish cultural identity with performances, film screenings, events, festivals and many other creative activities. The center also hosts events, parties, performances and serves as a venue if needed.

Located inside the upscale Galleria Mall, this ice rink is a great place to spend the afternoon. Adults and children alike will enjoy burning excess energy here. While hockey is not allowed, skating lessons are available to the general public daily; it always helps to get a few pointers before sliding out there on your own! Open daily 10am onwards.

This four hole Bermuda grass course was designed by owner Scott Erwin and built in 1992. It offers a respectable and challenging small course convenient to north central Dallas. The course features water in play and a 266-yard front tree/522 back tree yardage. There is a lighted putting green and driving range adjoining the course. Scotty's Golf Park also features a bar serving wine and beer and a snack bar restaurant with sandwiches and fried finger-foods.

This large festival grounds is home to the annual Wildflower! Arts & Music Festival.

Children and adults will love this collection. Rows and rows of antique fans are everywhere. Here you will see the first electric ceiling fan dated at about 1885. One display shows that rubber blades were once tried as an option to metal. The oldest fans in the museum come with a cast-iron base and motor housing covered with Art Deco. Perhaps the oddest fan on display consists of a tall metal bar with a thin crosspiece at the top and a paddle at the end of each crosspiece. The fan was to be placed in the center of the table at mealtime. As it revolved, it would assure flies did not bother you during your meal. This collection presents a great opportunity to show a little piece of oddball history to your children and is enjoyable to adults as well. Admission is free.

This wonderful contemporary art gallery draws crowds from the Dallas art scene. It is set in a former warehouse, which was previously home to interior designer and Dallas native Michael Lee. The gallery has about 1,400 square feet of formal display space with 10- and 12-foot walls, beautifully painted concrete floors, white beamed ceilings and a gated driveway. Admission is free.