Things to Do in Dallas Between 1-7 September

Credits: Dallas Observer | Get freaky this Saturday at Los Bastardos presents: The Rocky Horror Picture Show

It's a new month - September, and it comes with a list of exciting things to do in Dallas. Here's a list I've put together for you, so let's get right to it:

1 September (Wednesday)

Thrift Studio Presented by Dwell with Dignity

For those who like shopping for secondhand things, Thrift Studio is a must-visit. It is at 175 Oak Lawn Ave and has everything you could need. Non-profit organizations that aim to help families in need or suffering from poverty can find some great things here at discounted prices. Visit dwellwithdignity.org for more information.

2 September (Thursday)

Sanctuary

Check out the awe-inspiring art exhibition - Sanctuary. Walk under thousands of balloons, LED lights, ribbons, and feel the peaceful oasis while you maintain social distancing. You will love seeing the work on display. For more information, visit rainbowvomit.com.

3 September (Friday)

Jeremy Piven Standup Comic

This Emmy-winning actor is playing on TV but this weekend he is sharing tickets to his standup comedy show for his fans. You can check more details at improvtx.com.

Riverfront Jazz Festival

Credits: Dallas Observer | Erykah Badu headlines the fourth Riverfront Jazz Festival this weekend

The Black Academy of Art and Letters is hosting this show and it will last from 3-5 September. You get to see performances by people like Millie Jackson, Peabo Bryson, Erykah Badu, Terence Blanchard, Jeffery Osborne, Pete Escovedo, Rick Braun, and Raheem Devaughn. This festival is holding at Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center (650 S. Griffin St.). Book your tickets now! Visit tbaalriverfrontjazzfestival.org to learn more.

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