University Park, TX Indoor Activities
Indoor Activity Deals
Museum of Biblical Art
- Dallas
Eleven galleries, like Roy Lichtenstein: American Identity, use biblically influenced works as a lens to examine art history across cultures
Dancemasters Studio Dallas
- L Streets
Adult students of all skill levels learn moves in choice of more than 19 dance styles
LifeTIME Martial Arts
- Berkner Park
Instructors teach tae kwon do for self-defense and self-discipline, blending it with kung fu and other martial arts
Power Haus Fitness Plano
- Plano
One-hour personal-training sessions for groups no bigger than three people use kettlebells, hammer strength, and battle ropes
Kick-em Training Facility
- Rowlett
Up to 15 birthday guests play soccer or dodgeball and party with cake & drinks; punch cards grant access to five or 10 open play sessions
Recommended Indoor Activities by Groupon Customers
The Designed Body is a Pilates studio specializing in small group mat and equipment classes such as group reformer and chair. We recently launched the TRX Suspension Training program. We also offer personal training.
The Dallas Symphony Orchestra speeds up audiences’ heartbeats from adagio to allegro with a thrilling lineup of classical and contemporary performances. Radiating the enthusiasm and boasting the musical chops of the Fab Four themselves, Twist and Shout will give the symphony a night off on May 11, taking the stage for a night of Beatles classics sure to delight hair-shaking moptops and headbanging whiskbrooms. The Meyerson's world-class acoustics and magnificent, shoebox-style chamber will imbue hits including "Hey Jude," "Yesterday," and "A Hard Day's Night" with a epic quality—not unlike having Charlton Heston read a grocery list aloud.
Cathy Moses Baldasserini studied dance and therapy and received full scholarships to New York dance conservatories such as Martha Graham and Alvin Ailey. She began practicing Pilates as a way to hone and refine her body, the instrument of her self-expression. Now, she teaches it full time at her fitness-dedicated studio, Pilates for Life.
Joined by nine other teachers, Cathy reforms students' bodies with both basic and machine-assisted Pilates, yoga, kettlebells, and tai chi classes. She uses Pilates for its renowned ability to strengthen the site of injuries or chronic pain and to provide conditioning for weak joints, problem backs, and those who have osteoporosis. She also implements devices such as reformers—a system of pulleys and sliding platforms that enhance Pilates's classic horizontal exercises—and towers, which incorporate the natural resistance of gravity into Pilates movements.
Located in the vibrant Arts District of downtown Dallas, Texas, the Dallas Museum of Art (DMA) ranks among the leading art institutions in the country and is distinguished by its innovative exhibitions and groundbreaking educational programs.
