Dallas is on fire with a fresh batch of cultural offerings, luxury staycations and gallery shows galore. Here’s what you need to know...
The Other Art Fair will host its annual Dallas Edition May 11-14.
Bursting with punchy works of art set to inspire and ignite creativity, The Other Art Fair—presented by Saatchi Art—hosts its annual Dallas Edition come Thursday, May 11. Enjoy four days of thought-provoking works from 130 independent and emerging artists who will canvas the walls of Dallas Market Hall for the event. In conjunction with the jam-packed programming, The Other Art Fair will announce the three recipients of the New Futures award—an initiative to launch the careers of local emerging artists. 2200 N. Stemmons Freeway, theotherartfair.com
Treasured finds await at a darling new trove located in Inwood Village. Dallas-based interior designer Noel Pittman has set up shop in a pop-up location through May. Layered with unique finds; including ceramics from the 19th century, vintage Indian lassi cups, paper mache bowls, and so much more; your wanderlust will run wild. 5350 W. Lovers Lane, noelpittman.com
Cruz Ortiz, “Olivia y Janie at The Hispanic Gala” (2023 oil and wax on canvas)
“Working with all of our artists to push their best ideas forward and giving them a new space to explore and develop has been one of the greatest unspoken rewards of it all,” notes JP Hossley. Hossley and his wife and business partner recently celebrated the opening of Lone Gallery in the Dallas Design District. The dynamic duo behind Showroom decided to expand their creative footprint by launching the new gallery and concept space to shine a light on Texas artists. “We choose artists who inspire us and create uniquely identifying works,” shares Hossley. “We curate to inspire and transport our audience and collectors into a space where we uniquely represent and showcase our artists in the best light possible.” With its next show opening this month, Lone Gallery will spotlight Tom Jean Webb, Saint No, Steve Visneua and Nadia Rosales. 2530 Converse St., neighborhood-store.com
Under the Cantoni Group umbrella, Natuzzi Italia debuts its new space.
Ensconced in The Shops at Clearfork in Fort Worth is the newly debuted Natuzzi Italia. The 6,200-square-foot showroom hosts a sumptuous display of chic design and exquisitely-curated collections from the storied brand. Hot off the heels of its store opening in Dallas in the Knox Street neighborhood, this marks Natuzzi Italia’s foray into the Fort Worth scene. Let your imagination run wild as you tour the gorgeous new space and meet with the team of esteemed designers who can help turn your dream home into a reality. 5130 Monahans Ave., Fort Worth, natuzzifw.com
Spring Renewal Package at The Adolphus awaits.
Relax and rejuvenate at Spa Adolphus as the hotel hosts its Spring Renewal Package. Running through the month of May, the spa summons with a relaxation or therapeutic massage, a brighten and tone facial and topped off with a lemongrass pedicure. Have we piqued your interest yet? We can promise that you will leave a new you once you’ve finished a well-deserved day of pampering. 1321 Commerce St., adolphus.com
Evan’s Meat Market is spicing up the neighborhood.
Avoid the nightly “What’s for dinner?” spiral and head to the newly opened Evan’s Meat Market to rid yourself of your foodie woes. Tucked in the Shops at Highland Park, this neighborhood market carries a top-tier selection of readymade meals, quality cuts and po’boys galore. Dallas-based founder Evan Meagher pays tribute to his Louisiana roots by adding a little cajun twist to the menu, and we can guarantee it will add a little sizzle to your supper. 4266 Oak Lawn Ave., evansmeatmarket.com
Photography by: COURTESY OF LONE GALLERY; KATIE NIXON; COURTESY OF THE OTHER ART FAIR; COURTESY OF BRAND; KATHY TRAN; COURTESY OF BRAND
