Park Cities

Located in two municipalities inside Dallas; Highland Park and University Park were established at the turn of the last century on tree-lined streets and is home to million dollar mansions and palatial estates.  Founded in 1911, SMU established Dallas as an official college town and is home to a world class mini-arts district via the Meadows Museum and the Meadows School of the Arts featuring exhibits, live theater, music, dance and lectures.  Predominantly families, they can be found shopping for Haute courtier styling in that cities oldest shopping center, Highland Park Village (HPV) built in 1931, however, PC is also home to Snider Plaza, Shops of Highland Park and a plethora of independents on Lovers Lane.  It also borders Preston Center, Inwood Village and NorthPark!

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Art

Meadows School of the Arts

6101 Bishop Avenue Dallas, Texas 75275-0356

Visual, performing, and communication arts at the undergraduate and graduate levels within a liberal arts environment.

  • Phone: 214.768.2516

Dallas Chamber Music Society

2711 Gaston Avenue Dallas, Texas 75226

Established in 1945, The Dallas Chamber Music Society is the second oldest civic music organization in Dallas.  The Society sponsors and manages concerts of the best touring music groups from the United States, Europe, South America, and the Orient who perform music spanning classical to the contemporary.  Concerts are held from October to April at Caruth Auditorium, on the SMU Campus.

Tickets are available through the Society’s website or by phone 972.392.3267

  • Phone: 972.392.3267