Grand Prairie Things to Do

A BEAUTIFUL race park with an even more impressive simultcast building. Prices for food can be a pretty penny but find a night where there are $1 drinks or cheap beer. The night we went even had live...

Cross Timbers is a geographical site and an important landmark in Grand Prairie, comprising more than 3.5 million acres. The narrow strip of sandy timberland which is called the Eastern Cross Timbers,...

Traders Village is a large outdoor market which has more than 1,800 booths. Set out on 106 acres, you can find anything from crafts, jewellery, antiques, pottery, toys and various junk (or another...

Right in front of City Hall stands a replica of the original Liberty Bell in Philadelphia. The bell was cast in France as a Bi-Centennial project and donations were sought not only from the adults of...

Grand Prairie's City Hall sits just behind Main street with a lovely plaza laid out in front of it. The flower beds and beautiful fountain make for a pretty spot for some of the cities annual...

The Post Time Pavilion is to the west of the Grandstand. The building is a simulcasting facility, all indoors with no view of live racing. There is a sports bar and casual dining area which also...

This house is on the original town site and was built in 1902 by BP Hale and his wife Ruth. In 1908 the house was purchased by Dr H.V. Copeland and his family and is known today as the Copeland Home....

Ripley's Believe It or Not and LT Palace of Wax complex has really outdone themselves this Halloween season. They produced a haunted house that was implemented into their House of Wax exhibit that was...