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Friday, September 10 at 7:30 PM. Salute to Emmitt Smith. Concert by Tim McGraw. Tickets begin at $25. BE THERE! Call 1-800-745-3000 or visit Ticketmaster website here. Visit the website for details here. |
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| September 12: T Bone Burnett at the Brinker International Forum |
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Legendary musician and Texan T Bone Burnett will open the third season of the Brinker International Forum on September 12 at 5:30 p.m. in a special evening sponsored by Jones Day.
From his work with performers like Tony Bennett, Willie Nelson and B.B. King to his Academy Award-winning original song, “The Weary Kind”, for the film Crazy Heart, T Bone Burnett is a true legend in the music industry.
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Wednesday, August 25: Brice Beaird opens for Willis Alan Ramsey at Poor David's Pub |
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Brice Beaird's new CD Now Appearing will be highlighted in this August 21 performance at Poor David’s Pub, where he will be joined by the Big Sound Band: Milo Deering, Jamey Perrenot, Roland Elbert, Carlyle McCoullough, Bob Gentry and introducing Brittany Adams, on vocals
They will perform selections from the new CD, which features 13 new original songs, including the very thoughtful, “He's My Son,” to the funny and whimsical, “I've Got No Friends in My Space.” |
The new album also features, “When Will it End,” a song Brice wrote to promote Mental Health America's Operation Healthy Reunions and “The Old Rock Church,” helping to raise awareness for the Elizabeth Toon Foundation.
A well-known local singer whose voice is smooth as silk with a James Taylor-esque edge, Beaird has appeared at Poor David’s many times, as well as Border’s Books and Opening Bell Coffee on Lamar. |
Tickets and details, location, here. Visit Brice's website here. Listen to iTunes here. |
| Brice and his wife, Cynthia, treaveled to England with friends and one of the excursions was on this boat pictured above. He wrote "Runaway" and produced a video here. |
Ross Akard Gallery presents the Dallas Summer Musicals 70th Anniversary Best of Broadway Showcase Exhibit:
July 31 through August 31, 2010 |
Free of charge. Visitors will delight in experiencing the entire gallery dedicated to this exhibit reflecting the passions and inspirations of Broadway and the history of Dallas Summer Musicals.
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| Patio Sessions at Sammons Park: Every Thursday through Oct. 10 |
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Every Thursday evening 5:30 - 7:30 PM free concerts at Sammons Park. Cash-only concessions.
Click here to read more details ... and click here to go to the web site. |
| Trinity River Corridor Project Photography Exhibit: Different locations July 23 through September 20 |
| This wonderful exhibit chronicles changes going on surrounding the Trinity Rive Corridor Project. Over 350 photographers submitted entries in three different categories. The next exhibit runs July 23 - July 31 at the Janette Kennedy Gallery at South Side on Lamar. Then to the African American Museum and then the Trinity River Audobon Center. |
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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: March 2010 |
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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