Museums
- 14th Street Gallery
Housed in four vaulted galleries, this museum explores the African-American experience through exhibits and displays. Closed Mondays.
Click Here for Map - American Airlines C. R. Smith Museum
The C.R. Smith Museum shows the fascinating world of commercial aviation through interactive exhibits, dioramas, a large-screen theater, and a restored DC-3.
Click Here for Map - Automobile Building in Fair Park
An 84,500 square foot space that houses exhibitions, galas, antique shows, festivals and more. Artists have recently recreated the 1936 Texas Centennial murals.
Click Here for Map - Cavanaugh Flight Museum
This exhibit of 35 aircraft includes a World War I-era Fokker D VII and Sopwith Camel, the legendary P-51 Mustang and Spitfire of World War II and more.
Click Here for Map - Central Library (J. Erik Jonsson)
Dallas' largest library with 8 floors offers a comprehensive array of informational documents. Stop in and see the art gallery and the actual Declaration of Independence.
Click Here for Map - Contemporary Theatre of Dallas
Contemporary Theatre of Dallas wishes to celebrate the human condition through a shared exploration of human relationships via quality live theatrical performances.
Click Here for Map - Creative Arts Building at Fair Park
One of the many Art Deco buildings that make up the Historic Fair Park, this building contains two performance stages, exhibition sites and a music arena.
Click Here for Map - Crow Collection of Asian Art
The Trammell & Margaret Crow Collection of Asian Art contains more than 700 scrolls, paintings, objects of metal and stone, and large architectural pieces from China, Japan, India, and Southeast Asia. Over 300 works are on display in the galleries including precious jade ornaments, Japanese scrolls, and an 18th century sandstone facade.
Click Here for Map - Dahlia Woods Gallery
Owned by well-known Dallas-based painter Dahlia Woods, the gallery showcases the finest Texas painters and sculptors. Visit this intimate art space and take home a unique memory of Texas. www.dahliawoodsgallery.com 214-827-0924 Hours: Thurs/Fri/Sat 11-4 Tues/Wed by appointment
Click Here for Map - Dallas Art Dealers Association
DADA is an affiliation of gallery owners and not-for-profit art organizations. Through carefully chosen exhibitions, DADA makes an important contribution to the community as well as to artists, museums, collectors and students. DADA is pledged to a high standard of ethical conduct, devotion to consistent public service and dedication to professional integrity.
Click Here for Map - Dallas Arts District
Arts District Friends 214-953-1977, www.artsdistrict.org Docent led Strolls through the Dallas Arts District, the largest in the US, featuring Pritzker Prize winning architecture. Sites include the Crow Collection of Asian Art, Dallas Black Dance Theatre, Dallas Museum of Art, Meyerson Symphony Center, Nasher Sculpture Center, Booker T. Washington High School for the Performing and Visual Arts, the Belo Mansion and the site of the Dallas Center for the Performing Arts.
Click Here for Map - Dallas Center for Contemporary Art
A non-profit exhibition, education and information center for the visual arts. The center's year-round exhibitions feature the work of regional artists.
Click Here for Map - Dallas Firefighters Museum
This museum, located in the 1907 No. 5 Hook and Ladder Company Station, includes a collection of vintage fire trucks and fire fighting memorabilia.
Click Here for Map - Dallas Heritage Village at Old City Park
Dallas Heritage Village, the premier living history museum in the Southwest, depicts life in Dallas from 1840 -1910. With a stunning view of the Dallas skyline, rental buildings on 13 acres include a 4,000-square-foot pavilion, country church, saloon, rustic school house and elegant 10- room historic home.
Click Here for Map - Dallas Holocaust Museum
The museum is located in the Historic West End at the corner of Record and Pacific at the DART rail line open Monday through Friday from 10-5 pm, Saturday, Sunday, and holidays from 11-5pm.
Click Here for Map - Dallas Museum of Art
The spacious galleries feature a permanent collection spanning periods from pre-Columbian to modern eras. Special temporary exhibits rotate throughout the year.
Click Here for Map - Fair Park Coliseum
Public arena for State Fair exhibitions and other performances.
Click Here for Map - Fair Park Dallas
This 277-acre national historic landmark holds the largest collection of cultural facilities in Dallas. It's open year-round and is home to eight museums and a Vietnam Memorial.
Click Here for Map - Fountain Place
This internationally recognized oasis of waterfalls, bubbling fountains, and central fountain are one of the most complex computer driven water structures in the world.
Click Here for Map - Frontiers of Flight Museum
High-flying fun and adventure for all ages! Relive the history of aviation and space travel amid one of the world's finest collections of artifacts, scale models, photographs and other memorabilia.
Click Here for Map - Hall of State at Fair Park
The Hall of State offers public tours, a library, Dallas Historical Society exhibits and educational programs. Museum available to rent for special events.
Click Here for Map - Heritage Farmstead
The Heritage Farmstead Museum offers a four acre complex with row crops, gardens, a windmill, and a handsome 1891 Victorian farmhouse with 12 original outbuildings.
Click Here for Map - Ice House Cultural Center
The Ice House Cultural Center provides a Latino-focused venue to promote the arts and cultural events which reflect the diversity of Oak Cliff and vicinity.
Click Here for Map - International Museum of Cultures
Through exhibits and events, the IMC celebrates contemporary peoples of diverse culture to promote greater understanding of cultural differences at home and abroad.
Click Here for Map - Louis Tussaud's Palace of Wax & Ripley's Believe It Or Not
The Palace of Wax features movie stars and historical figures in lifelike detail. Ripley's Believe It or Not! is an eye-popping collection. Open Daily!!
Click Here for Map - MADI Museum & Gallery
MADI is an energetic and bright art form that breaks away from traditional media focusing on geometric shapes, vibrant colors and viewer interaction.
Click Here for Map - Marble Cow Sculptures
Located at Trinity Lake Park, the marble cow sculpture includes four black Spanish marble cows and one stone. Designed by Harold Clayton in 1985.
Click Here for Map - Mary Kay Museum
Explore the 30-year history of this international company and enjoy displays of the lavish rewards Mary Kay is known to bestow--diamond bar pins, diamond rings, cars and the ultimate prize: the Pink Cadillac.
Click Here for Map - McKinney Avenue Contemporary (The MAC)
The MAC is a non-profit contemporary arts center with facilities for theater, visual arts, music, film and video, performance, dance and the literary arts.
Click Here for Map - Meadows Museum
The Meadows Museum features a permanent collection of 15th - 20th-century art from Spain, as well as special exhibitions and a sculpture garden.
Click Here for Map - Mexico Institute, The
This non-profit membership organization presents the art and culture of Mexico through visual and performing events. Located in the Dallas Visual Arts Center.
Click Here for Map - Museum of Nature & Science
Explore and discover the natural world through innovative programming and hands-on exhibits.
Click Here for Map - Museum of the American Railroad
Relive the golden age of the passenger train at this excellent outdoor exhibit. Features the world's largest diesel electric locomotive. Closed Monday and Tuesday.
Click Here for Map - Mustangs of Las Colinas
Nine larger-than-life bronze mustangs splash their way across a stream cut through a stone-and-granite plaza to form the world's largest equestrian sculpture.
Click Here for Map - Nasher Sculpture Center
The Nasher Collection is considered one of the foremost collections, private or public, of 20th-Century sculpture in the world. Comprised of more than 300 pieces, the collection features works by Calder, de Kooning, Kelly, Matisse, Miro, Picasso, Rodin and Serra, among many others.
Click Here for Map - Native Arts Center & Gallery
A not-for-profit project of the American Indian Arts Council, Inc. that is committed to giving all citizens of Dallas access to the rich history, arts and culture of all American Indian populations.
Click Here for Map - Pan American Art Gallery
Upscale art gallery featuring artists from Mexico, Central and South America.
Click Here for Map - Pawn Gallery
Pawn Gallery is a unique gallery in Deep Ellum Texas. Our goal is to do our bit to add texture to the art scene in Dallas and help artists and patrons meet on a level playing field.
Click Here for Map - Pegasus - The Flying Horse
The Pegasus was the corporate logo for Magnolia. Mobil, as a part of Exxon Mobil Corp. still uses the logo today. Pegasus guided people traveling in those days to Dallas and many claimed that it could be seen 75-miles away on a clear night. Pegasus instantly became the landmark symbol for the City of Dallas and remained one of the most striking features of the Dallas skyline.
Click Here for Map - Pioneer Plaza
Pioneer Plaza features the world's largest bronze monument -- 40 longhorn steers being driven by three cowboys on horseback -- on a 4.2 acre landscaped area.
Click Here for Map - Reflection Fine Art Gallery
Reflection Fine Art represents contemporary artists that are setting new standards by advancing the traditional techniques of the classic masters. The gallery's compositions are innovative, and the emphasis is upon color and effect rather than upon details. The gallery only displays the artist's finest works and some of the gallery's most important pieces have been selected from the artist's private collections. The gallery offers a new way to experience fine art.
Click Here for Map - Science Place Planetarium - Fair Park
The Science Place Planetarium, located on the Fair Park campus, serves as an astronomy and space science education resource center and is the only public planetarium in Dallas.
Click Here for Map - Slocum Street Antique Galleries
Slocum Street Antique galleries between Slocum Street, Hi Line and Continental.
Click Here for Map - South Dallas Cultural Center
Owned and operated by the city of Dallas, the South Dallas Cultural Center was built in 1986 as an arts center with an African American focus.
Click Here for Map - Studio 2600
An art gallery and studio in uptown Dallas with its unique blend of a working studio and a retail outlet for one-of-a-kind treasures from local artists.
Click Here for Map - The Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza
The Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza chronicles the assassination and legacy of President Kennedy with documentary films, photographs, and artifacts. The Museum features a permanent exhibit plus special exhibits in the seventh floor gallery and Museum Visitors Center.
Click Here for Map - Trammell Crow Center Sculpture Garden
The Trammell Crow Center's shaded sculpture garden features more than 20 sculptures by the French masters such as Rodin and Maillol.
Click Here for Map - White Rock Lake Museum
Once a closet in the Bath House Cultural Center, the White Rock Lake museum now has a home and a place for visitors to learn the rich history of this area.
Click Here for Map - Women's Museum, The : An Institute for the Future
The Women's Museum is a national center for the celebration and study of the immeasurable contributions women have made to society.
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