The City of Dallas owns and operates six cultural centers which extend community-based artistic programs to several culturally-diverse areas of the city. The City of Dallas Office of Cultural Affairs remains dedicated to presenting multicultural services with city-wide access.

The Bath House
Provides innovative multicultural visual and performing arts and hosts a myriad of multidisciplinary events. The Center's energetic atmosphere and programming creates a hotbed for the nurturing of new works. The Bath House is an exciting place where artists and audiences meet to explore and enjoy the arts.

The Ice House
Provides community-based arts and cultural programming for the North Oak Cliff and West Dallas communities. The Center provides artist workshops and classes for both children and adults that creates an environment for artists and students to be creative.

Juanita Craft Civil Rights House
A community-based center that houses memorabilia from the Civil Rights Movement of the 1960¹s, and supports educational and cultural activities for youth and the community.

Latino Cultural Center
Supports the preservation, development, and promotion of Latino and Hispanic Dallas arts and culture through development of opportunities and support resources.

The Meyerson Symphony Center
A premiere concert hall with aesthetic beauty and acoustics to rival the most prestigious concert halls. Its impressive architectural features and unsurpassed acoustics have made the Meyerson a preeminent environment for a variety of functions and events in Dallas.

South Dallas Cultural Center
A multifaceted Afrocentric multimedia and fine arts center . The Center offers cultural arts enrichment classes with an emphasis of service on the youth of South Dallas.

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