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ADDISON VISITORS & RESTAURANT GUIDE 180+ RESTAURANTS ADDISON IS Located in the heart of the DFW Metroplex, Addison puts you at the center of fine dining, 23 upscale shopping, sporting events, live AT THE CENTER theatre, music and more. HOTELS It’s a short walk to many of Addison’s 180+ restaurants, and all are within a 5-minute drive from any place in town. You’ll find a vibrant retail, dining and entertainment OF IT ALL. district at Village on the Parkway, while next door the Dallas Galleria offers more than 200 stores and a year-round ice rink. In Addison, you’ll find a variety of entertainment options, from globally inspired live music to innovative performances at WaterTower Theatre and incredible installations at the Cavanaugh Flight Museum. ALL IN 4.4 SQUARE MILES VISITADDISON.COM BOWLMOR PINOT’S PALETTE The best in upscale bowling entertainment, featuring Where fun-loving guests drink wine while 42 lanes, video walls, VIP bowling suites and the latest following an artist’s instructions for painting arcade games. their own masterpieces. CAVANAUGH FLIGHT MUSEUM THE AMERICAN FALLEN ADDISON IS Sizeable collection of military aircraft and artifacts SOLDIERS PROJECT from World War I through the Vietnam conflict. Nationally recognized non-profit that provides an original portrait of a fallen loved one to Gold EPIC HELICOPTER TOURS Star families at no cost. The organization features AT THE CENTER Breathtaking helicopter tours, charters and flight a gallery showcasing artist Phil Taylor’s heartfelt ATTRACTIONS instruction, conveniently based at Addison Airport. portraits of patriotism and sacrifice. OF IT ALL. GALLERIA DALLAS VILLAGE ON THE PARKWAY ADDISON CIRCLE PARK 200+ upscale shops along with restaurants First-class retail, entertainment and dining district, Lush green space featuring a water garden, and eateries encircling an indoor ice rink featuring more than 200 upscale offerings on 25 VISITADDISON.COM interactive fountains, walking trails, playing open year-round. beautifully landscaped acres. fields, performance venues and picnic areas. 1-800-ADDISON MARY KAY MUSEUM VITRUVIAN PARK ADDISON IMPROV A tribute to makeup maven Mary Kay Ash and New Urbanist development with residential The premier venue for showcasing critically the millions of saleswomen who helped build communities, shopping and entertainment acclaimed comedic talent in the Southwest. her cosmetics empire. built around its 19-acre signature park. ADDISON THEATRE CENTRE PANIQ ROOM Featuring classic and contemporary plays and A unique escape room experience that guarantees an musicals in an innovative theatre space, home unforgettable time for friends, couples and families. AY to the renowned WaterTower Theatre company. T/190 LW PGB PETE’S DUELING PIANO BAR ADDISON TREEHOUSE Sing-along showdowns between two talented A PGBresource-centered co-working space focused on ivory ticklers. I35 E providingT/ aspiring entrepreneurs with education, 190 programming/events and mentorship. DALLAS NORTH TOL NORTH DALLAS 75 AMC MOVIE THEATER I State-of-the-art nine-screen theater offering the latest in digital projection and sound, luxurious seating and delicious concessions. DFW I635 I635 AIRPORT BECKERT PARK Pet-friendly park that hosts Addison’s LOVE FIELD SummerI30 Series. BITTER SISTERS BREWERY I 183 Addison’s own independent, family-owned craft brewery, serving hand-crafted beer. I30 DALLAS DISCOVER EVERYTHING ADDISON, FESTIVALS, EVENTS & CONCERTS WALKS ALWAYS UPDATED. & RUNS JULY KABOOM TOWN! JANUARY Addison Circle Park Hotcake Hustle 5K & 10K Rated one of the best fireworks shows in the country JANUARY APRIL Walk MS benefiting the DETOUR: A FESTIVAL AUGUST National Multiple Sclerosis Society OF NEW WORK ADDISON AFTER DARK Addison Theatre Centre VITRUVIAN SALSA FESTIVAL Dallas Kidney Walk benefiting Four-day festival of new work, from theatre Vitruvian Park the National Kidney Foundation and dance to music and comedy, presented by WaterTower Theatre Free live Salsa music and dance MAY every Saturday MAY CF Walk benefiting the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation TASTE ADDISON SEPTEMBER Addison Circle Park OKTOBERFEST SEPTEMBER A celebration of food, music and fun Addison Circle Park Wipe Out Kids’ Cancer 5K & Family Fun Run Rated one of the most JUNE THRU AUGUST authentic Oktoberfest events outside of Munich OCTOBER ADDISON AFTER DARK MK5K benefiting the VITRUVIAN NIGHTS LIVE NOVEMBER Mary Kay Foundation for women Vitruvian Park THRU JANUARY DFW Walk to Defeat ALS benefiting Free concerts and food trucks VITRUVIAN LIGHTS every other Thursday the ALS Association Texas Chapter Vitruvian Park SUMMER SERIES Nightly display of millions of lights plus holiday DECEMBER Beckert Park entertainment on Saturdays in December Run The Lights 5K benefiting the Addison Free concerts every Friday Legacy Foundation PLAN YOUR ADDISON VISIT throughout the summer SEARCH 180+ RESTAURANTS FIND CONCERTS AND EVENTS GETTING HERE GET PERSONALIZED NOTIFICATIONS Addison is 13 miles north of downtown Dallas, 16 miles northeast of Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport and 11 miles north of Dallas Love Field Airport; and for charter and private planes, there’s the convenience of CHECK OUT SEARCH “VISIT ADDISON” flying right into Addison Airport. VISITADDISON.COM FOR A COMPLETE Addison lies on Dallas County’s Platinum Corridor along CALENDAR OF EVENTS the North Dallas Tollway and between LBJ Freeway and President George Bush Turnpike. MAP ON THE BACK 85 84 91 E V VE DRI I 6665 WESTGRO VE R D DISCOVER E 4 O V K 7 WE ST G R EL 15 LE R SP RI NGS ROAD 8 93 101 M KELLER SPRINGS ROAD D D I ADDI ON AIRPORT TOLL ROA K D S N W A BECKERT O EVERYTHING L A 9 L Y L L A R PARK O T A S R D 130 A N I ENUE L MORRIS AV O D R R 113 14 150 T AT THE CENTER I 10 H 10 124 135 V E 143 T A DDISON CIRCLE O D A 92 131 L A D L L D 11 W L I A S A S ADDISON, O OF IT ALL. Y N 136 ADDISON P A R R O CIRCLE K A W D TEXAS PARK A D Y OA R HO PA RESTAURANT* HOTEL R A FESTIVAL WAY A S P Q M KEY E 94 U I C D 19 O ATTRACTION VENUE T W R R M U A U O M Y M N 55 R D T D O F R R A A O I I D V D R 17 V D E T 67 E I 20 S 20 D AD O O R R HO N A PA I E R A A R A PA 151 245 V N HO R E ROA 125 A D 13 O 13 L B A S U H D 22 U 1111 22 C S S R O R I D V N M A A E E M M Y L S D O L E 102 S A 2 A R R A S L C B 36 V L I P L E A A A V N L 97 S 41 R D 43 U D . 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