Searching for the best things to do in Farmers Branch? In case you're in Dallas-Fort Worth, spend an evening at one of extraordinary nearby restaurants, Texas Hockey History Center, the honor winning Firehouse Theater or at any of all year special events. Go for a stroll back to the days of old at the Farmers Branch Historical Park. The 27-section of Land Park touts the glad history of the city and North Texas, sharing and preserving legacy for people in the future. Wrapped up on the east side of downtown, the Dallas Farmers Market (established in 1941) is broadly perceived as perhaps the largest market in the state. Not exclusively will you find more than 150 vendors showcasing seasonal produce, normally raised meats, cheese, eggs and nectar in an outdoors structure (the Shed), but at the same time there's a massive indoor lobby (the Market) boasting everything from artisanal food stalls to a mixed blend of shops. As well as shopping and eating, the Farmers Market hosts customary activities, going from yoga classes and cooking demonstrations to live musical performances and fun seasonal events. Inviting more than 100,000 visitors every year, the park is an outside museum offering numerous opportunities for tours, instructive programs and special events.