Dallas Arts District

... studio, part vintage clothing store, part actual living space, in the heart of freakin' Texas. Staying in the Bishop Arts District, which is easily the quirkiest, artsy-est, single most marvelous neighbourhood of Dallas, has been full of countless ...

... if I walked. (7) Dallas stinks. Literally.   But...   (1) Dallas has an amazing arts district. (2) Dallas has a peculiar, funky street called Harry Hines, where you'll find multitudes of fabric outlets, Mexican nightclubs, furniture ...

...  Even the one Macdonalds we saw along the way looked understated with the tiniest 'M'.  We spent the day in the Arts District.  The blog photos show us variously at the Museum of Art, the Crow Collection and the Nasher Sculpture ...

... where I sat for a while contemplating the gravity of it all. I took a wander around the rest of the downtown Dallas area and up to the arts district which I found pretty underwhelming. None the less, I stopped by the Art Gallery thinking it might be my ...

... had fun playing a mock up of a commercial airliner. Mum did a safety demo and served drinks!!! We had a wander around the arts district, Harry scored a free chocolate milk from the man in Subway. More swimming and spa and then dinner at great American ...

... and the first night is spent drinking beers out in the back garden with other backpackers, until the booze well runs dry. Dallas is pretty and the arts district is lovely, but there's not a lot to do after you've seen the spot where JFK was shot and ...

... as when we left regardless of the attempts to keep the routines up! Driving to the restaurant we went right past a huge mosaic in the Arts District that I wanted to go back to and have a closer look at. After lunch we took a slow stroll in the high heat ...

... the Holiday Inn; eggs and cinnamon roll. Then off for the half-hour drive down Route 75 to the cathedral in the Arts District of Dallas. The 10:00 a.m. ordination ceremony was wonderful. Fr. Tony was ordained along with two Viet Namese men. The ...

... ! On my way to the Arts District I passed "Thanksgiving Square" (yes I’m serious), very, VERY American but nice! The Arts District is very nice architecture wise and, what a coincidence, the PwC office is located there as well! I figured I might as ...