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1. Enjoy the beauty of butterfly releases at the Butterfly House in Fair Park.
2. Go on an adventure and rent a Kayak on White Rock Lake.
3. Take a staycation at the Great Wolf Lodge, with its indoor waterpark and family activitives.
4. Go on a wild monorail ride with the Wilds of Africa Adventure Safari at the Dallas Zoo, where you’ll enjoy a birds’ eye view of the African habitats.
5. Brave the heat and sit in the upper decks at a Ranger Game!
6. Locate one of the many splash parks and cool off! (Celebration Park in Allen, Campbell Green in North Dallas, etc.)
7. Relax on the Grapevine Vintage Railroad with a trip to the Fort Worth Stockyards and back.
8. Participate in va scavenger hunt and puppet show at “First Saturday’s” at the Nasher Art Museum.
9. Explore Grapevine Mills by visiting Legoland Discovery Center, then head across the aisle to SEA LIFE Grapevine Aquarium and having lunch at the Rainforest Cafe.
10. Go shopping and stroll through NorthPark Center and visit with the ducks and turtles.
11. Grab a bucket and do some berry picking at one of many surrounding farms!
THE KENNEDY GROUP’S GUIDE TO HAVING FAMILY FUN THIS SUMMER IN THE DALLAS-FORT WORTH AREA!
1. Grilling Outside with the FamilyThere’s a reason why summer is grilling season. If you’re feeling overheated, cooking dinner in a 350-degree oven is only going to make matters worse. Instead, head outside and fire up the grill. You’ll get to enjoy your stylish patio while the inside of your home remains cool. Win-win.
2. Selecting the Right SheetsMaybe it’s just me, but there’s nothing worse than trying to fall asleep in a hot bedroom. Having a fan nearby helps, but your sheets can contribute to keeping you comfortable, too. Choose sheets made out of breathable, natural materials, such as cotton or cotton blends, as they wick away moisture without clinging to your body.
3. Window Treatments Make a DifferenceDuring the day, when the temperature outside your home is hotter than inside, the best way to keep it that way is to close your windows, blinds and curtains. According to the U.S. Department of Energy, highly-reflective blinds can reduce heat by 45 percent, and curtains with a medium- to white-colored backing can reduce heat by 33 per-cent. You may feel a little bit like a vampire with the lack of sunlight, but it can really help save on your energy bill.
4. Ice!This tip couldn’t be any easier, and it might be the most effective. All you need is a fan and a container full of ice. Turn your fan to the desired speed and place the ice in front. Voila! You’ve created a DIY air conditioner.
5. Drink your WaterSipping a cocktail or iced coffee may sound like a great idea when the temperature rises, but you may actually be doing more harm than good. Both alcohol and caffeine are known to cause dehydration, which is the last thing you want in the middle of summer. Instead, drink the recommended eight glasses of water a day.
5 Ways to Stay cool and Beat the heat this August!
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Discover a world of possibilities at the 30th Annual Grape-Fest, presented by Bank of the West, September 15-18! Guests of all ages will find a variety of new wines, new vendors, new bands, and more to discover and celebrate throughout the four-day festival.
Grapevine, named for the wild Mustang grapes that blan-keted the land when settlers first arrived to the area in 1844, is the headquarters of the Texas Wine Industry.
GrapeFest is the place to discover and try new wines and even rediscover some of your favorite varietals. Along with celebrating the fruit of the vine, this four-day annual festival offers a variety of activities and events to discover such as The People’s Choice Wine Tasting Classic, GrapeStomp, Champagne Terrace, KidsWorld, GrapeFest Golf Classic, GrapeFest Tennis Classic, live entertainment, the Texas Wine Tribute and much more!
