Levitt Pavilion's Season comes to a close with fun festivals

Levitt Pavilion’s fall season is coming to a close in the next month. Enjoy a lineup of incredible annual festivals over the next few weekends. From the Do Good Fest to the Asian Heritage Celebration to the MoMo Festival, there is an event for everyone. 

Do Good Fest

National Life Group's Do Good Fest® is returning to the Levitt Pavilion stage for the third year in a row! Texas country sensation Aaron Watson will headline the event Saturday, Oct. 12 from 4 to 10 p.m. for an unforgettable outdoor ticketed concert benefiting Parkland Health’s Pediatric Behavioral Health Program.  

This exciting festival promises five artists for just a $5 minimum ticket purchase, with all proceeds supporting youth mental health. Joining Watson are fellow country artists Carson Jeffery, Catie Offerman, and September Moon, along with Arlington High School graduate Mason Moore, winner of the “Beats for Good” high school musician contest. 

Now in its third year, the Do Good Fest has raised more than $150,000 for Parkland Health. In addition to a country music show, this year's event will feature food trucks and a special raffle with amazing prizes. All admission costs, additional donations and proceeds from the raffle are donated to Parkland.

Do Good Fest was founded upon National Life’s values of Do good, Be good and Make good. Donations beyond $5 are strongly encouraged to help kids in Dallas who are struggling with mental health issues.  

“At the heart of the Levitt mission is a commitment to community, so we're delighted that National Life Group continues to partner with us as together we support behavioral health access for our community's children," said Letatia Teykl, the venue's Executive Director. 

What to know before you go: 

-You can buy raffle tickets online or onsite at Do Good Fest until 6 p.m. 

-Unlike other Levitt events, coolers are PROHIBITED for Do Good Fest. Paid concessions will be available onsite. 

 -Well-behaved four-legged friends on leashes are welcome. Please consider concert volume and your pet’s sensitive ears before bringing them to a show. 

-Guests are encouraged to bring lawn chairs or blankets. Seating is limited but available on the low walls around the lawn. Early arrival is recommended.  

-Free and paid parking is available in many lots throughout Downtown Arlington, including City Hall and UTA College Park. Be aware that there are also private parking lots near the Levitt that do not permit concert parking. 

-A $5 ticket purchase is required for admission to the concert, and larger donations are encouraged. 

"We're expecting yet another big turnout at this year's Do Good Fest Texas, so if you're interested in an outdoor country music festival experience, we encourage you to get your tickets now and join us,” Teykl said. 

Tickets are limited, so secure your spot today here and be part of doing good in our community!

More events and festivals

The third Annual Asian Heritage Celebration will be hosted at 4:30 p.m. Oct. 19 at Levitt. There will be authentic musical and dance performances from Thailand, Cambodia, Philippines, and many more! Join us to learn about all the countries that make up the Asian culture. 

The MoMo Festival is a fun-filled event organized by Team MoMo To Go to showcase Nepalese food, culture, classical music, dances and arts. Levitt will host the event at 2 p.m. Nov. 2.  

With thousands of attendees, this event is the biggest Nepali event organized outside of Nepal. This would be an ideal event to try the authentic taste of Nepal including live cooked different varieties of momo from a couple dozen local Nepalese restaurants and food vendors. The event also includes various local businesses, live music and entertainment. MoMo eating, MoMo bowling contests and classic family favorites will keep the celebration entertaining all day for all age groups. 

You will not want to miss these amazing festivals! 

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