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3400 S Fitzhugh Ave, Dallas, TX 75210
Business Hours:
Tuesday - Saturday | 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Sunday & Monday | Closed
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MVMTLS: Movement of Lone Stars
Feb. 10 - March 24 | South Dallas Cultural Center
This multi-media exhibition by filmmaker Adriane McCray centers on a film excavation of a Black collective memory with South Dallas starring as a supporting character. The film’s sonic landscape is shaped around interviews that took place in the quarantine lockdown of 2020, tracing the memories of various Dallas residents on the subject of their childhoods. Its use of collected archival footage, present-day photography, home videos, and aged photographs creates a tapestry that travels from moment to moment in stark contrast to the environment in which these conversations took place.
This exhibition is free and open to the public during normal business hours and special events.
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South Dallas Reflections: A Mosaic of Community Memories and Oral History
Wednesday, Feb. 22 | 6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. | South Dallas Cultural Center
Linda Jones, journalist and 2022 participant of the Juanita J. Craft Artist Residency Program, held oral history interviews with South Dallas residents and others who are familiar with the neighborhood. She took excerpts of those recorded conversations and compiled an audio-visual mosaic of their heartfelt stories and reflections about the community’s past and shared feelings about the area’s present and future.
This presentation is free and open to the public. Registration is encouraged.
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 2023 Shades of Black Recap
Black Culture Celebrated Blog
The South Dallas Cultural Center, along with new and long-term partners, celebrated the first week of Black History Month with our second annual Shades of Black program. Five talented art professionals performed last Friday night, commemorating a range of Black experiences through the fluidity and power of movement and sound, spoken word, dance, and music.
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Once on This Island Broadway Workshop
Black Culture Celebrated Blog
And that’s a wrap on our first New Year, New Skill program for 2023! Led by Dallas CAP artist Michael D’Andre Childs, community members of all skill levels and ages experienced the art of theater dancing, singing, and acting through the popular Broadway show, Once on This Island. The last two Saturday classes focused on creating monologues and learning a musical number.
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She Blinded Them with Science Artist Talk
South Dallas Cultural Center YouTube Channel
Andrea Tosten held an artist talk on Jan. 13, 2022, at the South Dallas Cultural Center with guest Dr. Marta Torres, Dr. Ashley Wade, and Classi Nance. She Blinded Them With Science is a body of work created by artist Andrea Tosten using text and pattern to explore social constructs, binary thinking, and the nature of existence. Tosten’s works on paper incorporate the processes of hand-lettering, drawing, origami, and the zoetrope
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The exhibition El Corazón is a well-regarded annual tradition at the Bath House Cultural Center that encourages local and regional visual artists to create unique interpretations of the human heart. This passionate and eclectic exhibition, curated by Dallas artist, Jose Vargas, features a variety of ideas, styles, and concepts inspired by the heart (El Corazón), an important and universal symbol in art. Learn more
🎭 Shades of a Rich Culture
Experience a one women show by Robin IsFree at the South Dallas Cultural Center Feb. 18 from 1:30 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. for an African-American history through live music, drama, poetry, and dance. Learn more
🎨 The Smart Project Returns to SDCC
The Smart Project offers virtual and in-person workshops for 8th - 12th graders from underserved backgrounds who want to grow as artists, pursue higher education in the arts, or enter artistic careers. Students that are able to engage with our workshops will learn about various art forms and concepts, gain hands-on experience in creating art, and the opportunity to work alongside our Teaching Artists. Learn more
🖤 He Gone Cry In The Car
2 Inspire Peace and The Art Inspired Healing Collective presents He Gone Cry In The Car, an artistic exploration of Black male pain. This event, held at the South Dallas Cultural Center Feb. 24, will showcase and highlight how Black men face and do not face their issues. Mental health is real in our community, and its time to Heal. This is event is free with registration. Learn more
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