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Spring events + openings in North Hills

Spring in North Hills is always a special time of year. Here are a few highlights to look forward to.

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Overhead of Midtown Park. Two interior shots of clothing stores. A line of colorful booths set up around North Hills.

Wellness Wednesdays are held on the sunny lawn of Midtown Park.

Photos provided by North Hills

Sun’s out, fun’s out.

Spring events are back at North Hills — meaning months of music, markets, weekly pop-ups, and all-out anniversary celebrations. We’re most looking forward to:

  • Wellness Wednesdays | April 2 - June 18 | Twelve outdoor sessions featuring a variety of fun fitness concepts taught by popular fitness partners.
  • Midtown Beach Music | Thursday, April 10 - June 26 | Back for its 16th season, this beloved live music series features regional artists, food trucks + family-friendly outdoor vibes.
  • Midtown Farmers Market | April 12 – November 1 | 8 a.m. - 12 p.m. | Shop fresh produce, meats, baked goods, crafts, and more from 35+ local vendors.
  • One Year in the Alley | Saturday, April 5 | 11 a.m. - 2 p.m. | Celebrating one year of Makers Alley in North Hills Innovation District, this carnival-themed event features local vendors, live music, food trucks, and more.

New arrivals

Spring also brings all-new shopping, dining, and wellness hotspots to the district, including Good Graces, Alo Yoga, Altar’d State, and Evereve.

For event updates, opening dates, and even gift giveaways, follow North Hills on Instagram.

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