Nine dates with nothing missing, running from late September through to July 4th. Dallas carries the full national set on its page. That puts a Dallas crawl on the calendar roughly every six weeks.
Both are built as daytime events, running 1:00 PM to 8:00 PM on Saturday, December 12. That suits a short December day and leaves the evening free afterwards.
They share the date and the window exactly, so yes. Picking one means skipping the other rather than doing both across the same afternoon. Both run 1:00 PM to 8:00 PM on December 12.
Deep Ellum, Uptown along McKinney Avenue and Lower Greenville are the three candidates, and they draw noticeably different crowds from each other. Each draws a noticeably different crowd from the others.
It is the densest. The district packs bars and music venues into a tight grid east of downtown, which suits a route better than the more spread-out alternatives.
The McKinney Avenue trolley covers that district and costs nothing to ride, which makes it the one genuinely useful transit option among the three likely Dallas settings for a crawl.
St. Patrick's Day. Dallas builds a large parade weekend around Greenville Avenue, and demand on both March dates runs well beyond the crawl's own audience. Greenville Avenue is the centre of it either way.
Yes. All nine are separate ticketed events, so a Cinco de Mayo wristband in May does nothing for you at the Oktoberfest door in September. Nothing carries over from one Dallas date to the next.
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