New in Dallas — June 2026

12 new openings · 12 notable events spotted on the Dallas map in June 2026.

🏪 New places that opened

Avelo Airlines is set to begin flying out of McKinney National Airport this fall, and the carrier has announced its first nonstop domestic routes and launch date.
3d ago
La Playa Maya’s Stockyards location in Fort Worth’s old 1913 police station is closing, while the Fort Worth and Hudson Oaks locations stay open.
3d ago
A new restaurant in Alliance is serving Vietnamese coffee and pho.
7d ago
Hailey Bieber’s Rhode is setting up a summer station pop-up on Knox Street in Dallas, with the stop running Friday through Monday.
7d ago
Forest Theater in Dallas is getting $8 million in tax credits ahead of a fall opening and a Dallas City Council vote.
8d ago
Children's Healthcare of Atlanta opened Children's Adamsville Pediatrics, a new primary care clinic in Southwest Atlanta on Monday.
8d ago
Dallas College has chosen Matthews Development to oversee its planned $500 million El Centro campus and mixed-use project downtown in Dallas.
8d ago
Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones' nephew plans to open Rollin Joe's, a coffee shop and music hangout, in the New York Sub space near SMU in Dallas.
8d ago
NY Grand Central is opening its second location in June in Preston Hollow.
8d ago
The nearly 300-acre, multibillion-dollar project is still underway.
9d ago
Universal Kids Resort opens July 1 in Frisco, and the previews have already stirred some online backlash.
9d ago
A tortilleria is inside Super Mercado Mexico on Columbia Ave in East Dallas, and the post says the grocery store has been around for over 15 years.
9d ago

📅 Events that happened

📅 Republicans are planning their first-ever national convention before the midterm elections in Dallas, aimed at boosting turnout in those races.
📅 Fans without tickets to the World Cup matches can still experience the action from inside Dallas Stadium in Dallas.
📅 The World Cup knockout rounds are here, with the first elimination match taking place in Arlington.
📅 A free World Cup watch party is set for CityLine on Tuesday and Wednesday, and DART says bikes are welcome on the red or orange line.
📅 Last-minute secondary-market tickets for the Côte d'Ivoire-Norway match at Dallas Stadium have dropped as Dallas-Fort Worth gets its first knockout-round World Cup game.
📅 A pop-up newsroom is set for SMU in Dallas, with a 5:30 p.m. panel on higher education and the value of a college degree.
📅 Fans are still questioning why Dallas was not picked for the World Cup final, while NY/NJ Stadium drew criticism during the tournament's knockout stage matches in the U.S.
📅 Norwegian fans filled Happiest Hour in Dallas Monday before Tuesday's game against Côte d'Ivoire at Dallas Stadium at noon.
📅 Cote d'Ivoire, the Elephants, is in North Texas for a knockout game against Norway at Dallas Stadium on Tuesday at noon.
📅 Dallas Morning News journalists are on SMU's campus today through Wednesday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., and North Texans can stop by with story ideas, feedback, or to learn how the newsroom works.
📅 Dallas News journalists will be at SMU’s Hughes-Trigg Student Center from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Wednesday, talking with community members as they work.
📅 Dallas-Fort Worth has a busy business-events week with soccer showdowns, Federal Reserve updates, and America 250 celebrations.

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