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July 2026
Sew A Seed Foundation
đ§” Always wanted to learn how to sew? Now's your chance! Join us for a beginner-friendly sewing workshop at the J. Erik Jonsson Central Library. All materials and machines are provided, so all you need to bring is yourself and your creativity! If you have your own machine or materials feel free to bring those as well. Participants will cover the basics including threading, machine functions, troubleshooting, and stitches â everything you need to get started on your sewing journey.…
Find out more »Quel Workshop
đž Join us for a Watercolor and Pressed Flower Workshop at Hampton-Illinois Branch Library, hosted by artist Quel Hynson. In this hands-on session, attendees will create their very own pressed flower artwork over a beautiful watercolor background â a perfect piece to take home, display, or give as a gift. Each participant will walk away with a one-of-a-kind piece that reflects their own personal touch and creativity. This is a great opportunity to explore a new art form and connect…
Find out more »Collective Reflection Movement Workshop
Collective Reflection workshops offer an improvisation-based dance âclassâ to help you find empowerment and new perspectives through movement. Each session starts with a guided warm-up - incorporating elements of meditation, Gyrokinesis, Feldenkrais (Awareness Through Movement), and modern/contemporary dance. After bringing awareness to our mental focus and physical alignment, participants receive prompts to explore various elements of movement (ime, weight, momentum, direction, and more) individually, and as a group. Each session concludes with a wind-down meditation and time for journaling or…
Find out more »Basically Beethoven Festival – Concert #1
2:30pm - Rising Stars: Performer Diploma Students in the Music Division of the Meadows School of the Arts, SMU, present Gian Carlo Menotti's The Telephone* Kathryn Piña, soprano, Rey Winn , baritone, with Hannah St. Romain, SMU staff accompanist, collaborative piano Update June 22: Rey Winn will replace Bradley Ritschel in this role due to an mild injury. We wish Bradley a swift recovery and welcome and thank Rey Winn for stepping into this role! 3:00pm - Featured Artist Sara Daneshpour…
Find out more »Orizon: SMART: Dance Around the World!
Move, groove, and explore the world through dance! ORIZON offers high-energy workshops for all skill levelsâno experience neededâfeaturing Hip Hop, Jazz, Contemporary, Latin, Caribbean, and Afro styles. Learn your way with hands-on, multi-sensory techniques that make every step fun, engaging, and unforgettable. MuĂ©vete, siente el ritmo y explora el mundo a travĂ©s del baile! ORIZON ofrece talleres llenos de energĂa para todos los nivelesâÂĄno se necesita experiencia!âcon estilos como Hip Hop, Jazz, ContemporĂĄneo, Latino, Caribeño y Afro. Aprende a tu…
Find out more »Echo Reads: We Have No Cats Kathleen!
đ Experience theater in a whole new way! Join us for Echo Reads, a free theatrical reading of We Have No Cats Kathleen! written by Hadley Shipley, presented by Echo Theatre. Professional actors lightly rehearse and perform a reading of the play with scripts in hand â creating an intimate and engaging experience unlike a traditional production. After the performance, the audience is invited to stick around for a casual conversation with the actors, director, and Echo Creatives to discuss…
Find out more »Francisco Moreno Artist Talk
Join us for an evening with Dallas-based artist Francisco Moreno as part of the Latino Cultural Center's 18th Annual Hecho en Dallas. During this artist talk, Moreno will share the evolution of his artistic practice, discussing the experiences, influences, and creative decisions that have shaped their work and career over time. Through a presentation of images, stories, and reflections, attendees will gain insight into her artistic journey and trajectory. This lecture series celebrates artists who are making significant contributions to…
Find out more »Pasos for Oak Cliff
Pasos for Oak Cliff presents the Pasos All Stars Exhibition at the Oak Cliff Cultural Center opening on Saturday, July 18, 2026. The exhibition features custom designed sneakers, short documentary films, and graphic design created by 9th â 12th grade students enrolled in The Pasos All Stars Steam 2025-26 program. The program combines core education with the arts in sneaker design and filmmaking to close educational gaps and equip students with workforce readiness skills. Pasos for Oak Cliff is a 501 C3 organization…
Find out more »Peña Cultural-Vision Andena
đ¶ Experience the beauty of world music right here in Dallas! Join us for Peña Cultural featuring the Sangeet Millennium Ensemble â an intimate and immersive musical evening in the Black Box Theater. The Sangeet Millennium Ensemble brings together a rich blend of global sounds and cultural traditions for a performance that is truly one of a kind. đ Bath House Cultural Center â Black Box Theater đ July 18, 2026 đ 7:00 PM â 9:00 PM đïž Donation /…
Find out more »Basically Beethoven Festival – Concert #2
Sunday, July 19, 2026 2:30pm - Rising Stars: TexasCellos Ambassadors Beethoven: Symphony No. 7 in A major, Op. 92 II. Allegretto Katherine Lee Bates: America the Beautiful 3:00pm - Featured Artists: Dallas Symphony and Dallas Opera orchestra members performing Edgar Meyer: Grand Duo for violin and double bass Rebecca Clark: Duo for clarinet and viola Prokofiev Quintet Players: Filip Fenrych, violin Sarah Sung, viola Alexander Heather, bass Gina Ford, oboe Marci Gurnow, clarinet
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