The Dallas premiere of the exhibition Into the Jungle births a new legacy for Dallas Future Fashion Designers. The exhibition brings to life the world of the tropical jungle β from the bold and brassy big cats, to the beautiful blushing bird of paradise.
(July 17, 1941 – November 5, 2004) βI am alive, and I am Black! Therefore, I am motivated to paint...
Juneteenth is the oldest nationally celebrated commemoration of the ending of slavery in the United States and originated from Galveston,...
The Dallas Black Chamber of Commerce nominated SDCC’s very own John Spriggins as an awardee for this year’s Quest for...
In collaboration with Dallas Innovation Alliance (DIA), workshop attendees, young and young-at-heart, created colorful pieces to display in their garden, front...
The month of May is also Mental Health Awareness Month, and 2 Inspire Peace Inc. of the Art Inspired Healing Collective brought the...
On Friday, April 1, the South Dallas Cultural Center and the City of Dallas Office of Arts and Culture launched...
Workshop participants learned how to make an easy-to-wear fascinator and be part of a discussion on the history of hat...
In celebration of National Womenβs History Month, we had the opportunity to discover poetry written by and for women of...
On March 5 at the South Dallas Cultural Center, TITAS held its first live in-person salon in a very long...
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