Fun Hotspots
It's Time to Let Loose.
Music Venue
Granada Theater
3524 Greenville Ave
Current owners Mike Schoder and Julia Garton have channeled their love of live music into one of Dallas’ most diverse and intimate music venues, just recently named one of the top 50 venues in the country.
Bishop Boulevard
SMU Boulevard
SMU Boulevard thrums with the contagious energy of nearby Southern Methodist University. Bustling with students, young professionals, and locals alike, this stretch of road offers a refreshingly casual and friendly scene. It's the perfect spot to unwind after a long day of classes, grab a drink with friends, or enjoy a relaxed weekend hangout. With its welcoming patios, lively atmosphere, and diverse selection of bars and restaurants, SMU Blvd caters to a variety of tastes and moods.
Sports Complex
Topgolf
8787 Park Ln
Ditch the stuffy country club and crank up the fun factor! Topgolf is where hitting golf balls meets electrifying entertainment. Picture comfy climate-controlled bays, not stuffy greens. Unleash your inner golfer (or unleash your inner air guitar, no judgement!) with high-tech balls that track your distance and accuracy. Play fun games with friends, compete for bragging rights, or just enjoy the delicious food and drinks. Topgolf is all about good times, good company, and maybe even a little friendly competition – minus the pressure!
Arena
Moody Coliseum
Standing tall in University Park, Dallas, Moody Coliseum is a landmark steeped in history and buzzing with athletic energy. Opened in 1956, it's been the home court for the SMU Mustangs men's and women's basketball teams, witnessing countless thrilling games and passionate crowds. Beyond basketball, Moody Coliseum has hosted a diverse range of events, from concerts by legendary musicians like The Rolling Stones and Queen to NCAA tournament games and presidential visits. This multi-purpose arena continues to be a vibrant hub for entertainment and athletic competition, offering a place for the Dallas community to come together and cheer.
Center
Owen Arts Center
Architect George L. Dahl's Owen Arts Center houses SMU's art, music, and theatre departments. Across its three buildings (Mudge Art, Forbes Music, and Ruth Sharp Collins Drama), students hone their craft in studios, galleries, performance spaces like Caruth Auditorium and Bob Hope Theatre, and collaborate at the Doolin Gallery and Free Museum of Dallas. Lectures, film screenings, and rehearsals foster a vibrant nexus of creativity and connection.
