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Slated for Saturday, March 31, 2012 at The Music Hall at Fair Park, Curtain Call 2012 promises to rock the night, beginning with a cocktail reception, live and silent auctions, gourmet seated dinner followed by the show featuring Vanessa Williams, then dessert, cocktails and dancing at the Curtain Call Cabaret late night party.
Sponsorships and underwriting available starting at $2,500. Individual tickets are $500 each.
All gala underwriting opportunities and benefits are available through the web site at: http://www.curtaincallgala.org |
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Contemporary Art Dealers of Dallas invite you to EAT YOUR ART OUT, a mystery destination dinner on Saturday, January 28th, 2012 from 6:30-10:00 p.m. Proceeds from Eat Your Art Out will benefit the CADD Scholarship and our Educational Programs.
Cocktails and dinner at a mystery destination will be held from 6:30 to 8:30 pm followed by dessert and entertainment from 9:00 to 10:00 p.m.at the McKinney Avenue Contemporary. Mystery destinations may include a collector’s home, an artist’s studio, or another artistic, yet unknown location in the Dallas area. |
Vladimir Gorsky's "Tapestry of the Centuries" now on exhibit at the Museum of Biblical Art in Dallas |
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The Museum of Biblical Art in Dallas is now exhibiting Vladimir Gorsky's "Tapestry of the Centuries."
From his web site: The most spectacular of his masterpieces is his painting “Tapestry of the Centuries” representing 2,000 years of world history. The original canvas measuring 9' x 18' took 3 years to paint and comprises 350 people and events that shaped the history of the world. This painting has achieved International acclaim.
The Biblical Arts Center location, entry details. |
Watch a video of the unveiling here. |
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This show is at Kiel Opera House in St Louis, June 1965. Johnny Carson hosted. Carson had the Tonight Show.
The Rat Pack was playing Vegas. This is supposed to be the only time Carson sang in public. Quincy Jones was conducting the Count Basie band and he is visible in the background.
Watch the video here. |
| Woodall Rodgers Park Updates: |
This
5.2-acre park will connect downtown Dallas, the Arts District and Uptown-adding
to the downtown renaissance that is taking place with the new office
buildings, hotels, residences and Dallas Center for the Performing Arts. It is destined to become a destination park for all to enjoy.
Take some time to explore this fascinating concept - now turning into a reality.
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