I bought 4 Groupon offers to this class as a present for my parents when they came to Dallas…read more Unfortunately, we didn't have enough time to use them, but after putting it off until a week before the expiration, I finally rounded up a crew to go with me. We stopped at Eatzi's on the way to pick up wine for the girls, beer for the boy, and snacks to nom on. The building was hard to find, because it was not well-lit in the front, but it will probably be the only storefront that is lit at all. We walked in, threw our drinks in the fridge and got to work sorting through all the books of idea paintings. I have never considered myself very artistic and was pretty nervous to pick something out and completely butcher it, but I found something that I thought I would probably buy if I saw it in a store and went to work. This was one of the most fun random Friday nights I have had in Dallas. Susan was fantastic and helped us all try different techniques and ideas. We made friends with the other parties there, both young and old. And all of our canvases turned out so well! All of our different styles came out clearly with art that we can all definitely hang on our walls. We will be back here for sure!

I came to E Gallery Studios after purchasing two Google Offers for their 3-hour BYOB painting…read moreclass. You are actually allowed/encouraged to bring beverages or even snacks. Scheduling was very easy via email. I attended the painting class with my sister. What makes this class unique is that each student (about 10-12 students in the class) chooses an image (many provided at the beginning of class) or brings their own to use for inspiration versus the step-by-step group format. The instructor, E, was awesome and gave individualized advice on how he would go about executing the painting and was really patient with beginners (like me). There are a variety of acrylic paints and tools (brushes, knives, etc.) at students' disposal. A few pointers: bring low-maintenance beverages and snacks, wear clothes you don't mind ruining, abstract images seem to be the way to go, and have a great time.

Came to see both The Outsiders and Wicked. Big difference in cheap seats and pricey seats. Cheap…read moreseats are tiny, cramped, compact. I could barely see anything from far away. The sound is great though. The pricey seats actually give more seat, have more space. The entire building is beauty, grand, and old looking in a good way. It's easy it enter and get a playbill. Important note, they don't play about their show times. They start at the exact time and if you are not there, you have to wait outside of the theater for 7-9 minutes which is about two songs. Parking is free!!! I will continue to come here for shows!

My daughter and I went to watch wicked here. Although the musical was amazing, I wish the way they…read moreseated the viewers was a bit better. 30mins in to the show people were being brought to be seated and it was annoying. There should be a rule that once the rooms closed people can't get in.

The Nasher Sculpture Center has an amazing collection of art pieces and shows the art outside is…read moreamazing! It's a must see if you are visiting Dallas

2 small floors indoor and a lovely intimate green outdoor section with sculptures and a handful of…read morepaintings. Lichtenstein, Picasso, Miro are the most prominent artists. They were setting up for a wedding reception outside, but we were able to still walk the grounds. Lush greenery. Several water features. And of course sculptures. Absolute perfect venue for stylish parties. The Dallas Museum and the Asian Museum were steps away, so we were able to enjoy all of them in a few hours.

This is my favorite performance venue in Dallas. World class design, sound, staging and fantastic…read moreservice. There's not a bad seat in the house if you get right down to it. The grand tier is really high up so I do prefer floors 1-4 ideally but I would not be scared to see a show from level 5. Sight lines are nice throughout. I may have to think about one of the extreme side seats on higher levels. That could restrict sight lines some. The Broadway shows are always great - in my opinion the sound and seating at Winspear really shine versus Fair Park Music Hall. Concerts here are fantastic and I would jump at the chance to see a favorite artist at the Winspear. Easiest parking is the Lexus Red lot but it is a bit pricey and naturally takes a while to empty out post show. Still you can walk around after the show and let the crowds clear out or get a snack at the Flora Cantina next door. There is also dining inside the center up high which looks really great. Amazing views from inside on all levels. What a gorgeous building and we are lucky to have it in our city.

What a phenomenal concert by one of my favorite jazz pianist and singers, Diana Krall. My wife had…read moreheard a few songs by her, but not the ardent fan I am. Parking at the Lexus Garage was a breeze. Word of warning, pre-purchase your parking with your tickets. Parking was sold out and only allowing pre-purchased entry. The Winspear is such a beautiful venue especially the showcase chandelier light feature that raises up into the ceiling before a performance. Diana and her upright bass and drummer didn't take the stage until 8:15-8:20, The trio never sounded better. Wow, what musicianship! The sound was mixed perfectly and there was a wonderful mix of standards and original music, and quite a bit of jazz improv. In the audience there was a lot of mouths hanging open with amazement. What an incredible evening of jazz, thoroughly enjoyable.

Dallas is so fortunate to have Dallas Contemporary. Thought provoking, well curated, striking…read morecontemporary art installations. It's wonderful that DC's admission is free. Friendly and informative is the staff. Excellent special programs of learning more about their exhibits and featured artists! Presently, "Francisco Moreno: Historia Sintetica" is a Not To Be Missed Remarkable Exhibit On View through August 30th, 2026! CHEERS!

This is a donation base museum with Vietnamese coffee popup from Dang. I came for coffee of course…read moreand didnt venture out. From what I saw in the front, they had art and crafts section in the front you can draw. Coffee was 10/10. They brew it in a phin for authenticity. Everything is made infront of you, there will be a 3 mins wait for the phin to brew coffee. Its not much longer than usual starbucks wait.

Great intimate venue in the South aide of Dallas. Seats are…read morenot reserved although there are different seat levels, it's first come, first serve basis. Hint: better to buy parking ticket online that pau using the app for 17 bucks! They dont serve food only drinks but you can order food thru DoorDash. i ordered mine from the nearby Rodeo Goat!

Great concert experience. 12x12x6 bags or smaller, no mace. Parking was decent- we parked across…read morethe street for $25. Venmo or zelle. Mixed drinks and beer available inside. Some seating area, did not check out the bathrooms but they are present and didnt notice any long lines.

I can't believe I haven't reviewed this ever present cultural icon. Probably constructed around…read more1959, it's a high space designed for things like trade shows,auto shows ,wholesale goods etc. I've been here dozens of times and watched it ,no so gracefully age! Before today,the last time I was here was to get my initial Covidc19 shot! Everyone remember that " back in the day" event? Today, I attended a well organized spring art show and it was really good. Met a lot of local, national and international artist. Saw some great art too.

I visited Dallas Market Hall for Saatchi's Other Art Fair yesterday. It is a large building, with…read moremultiple spaces (when we were there, there was an aquarium sale going on in one part of the Hall, and our art fair in another). The space we were in was large and open and had clean bathrooms. A good venue for the art fair. There's a large parking lot and a garage, so it has plenty of parking. Not a bad venue for events.

Not 100% certain if they're closed or not buuuuuuut…read more.. This faith based community offers a multitude of greatness! Starting with church for the community every Sunday at 11am. Hosted by The Gathering in the main venue of LIDE. If you get there early you can mix and mingle over coffee and complimentary refreshments in the Umbrella Gallery. What's the Umbrella Gallery, you say?! Umbrella Gallery is a place for artists and art lovers alike - a place to practice and experience contemporary art in all its forms. The image is of a man holding an umbrella. He doesn't hold it over himself. Instead, his arm is outstretched, ready to shelter others, even if it means he gets wet in the process. The image serves as a reminder of the type of sacrificial love and service that LIDEs faith calls to live out every day. It's a modern day depiction of the Good Samaritan and the "Unexpected Neighbor" mantra they value. I saw an awesome exhibit there that was beautiful, thought provoking and innovative. The creativity shows well in the photos. If you're a creative this is a great spot for you! I just finished a review for Mokah, the coffee shop located inside LIDE!

I stopped here the other day to visit Mokah with a friend. We loved that there was free parking,…read moreGREAT coffee and an eclectic vibe in the coffeehouse. After we drank our coffee -- white mocha all the way!-- we walked over and looked through the artwork on the all. While it was not my style, per say, it is neat to be able to walk around and see art without having to pay an entrance fee. I will be back! Especially for the coffee :)