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    Curtain call

    Dallas Symphony tunes up popular Concert Truck to take shows on the road

    Stephanie Allmon Merry
    Oct 22, 2021 | 3:15 pm

    The most applause-worthy concert pivot from pandemic times is back for an encore: The Dallas Symphony Orchestra is hitting the road again with The Concert Truck for free pop-up performances around Dallas this fall.

    The Concert Truck, a 16-foot box truck converted into a fully functioning concert hall on wheels (complete with lights, sound system, and piano), was introduced to Dallas audiences via a DSO residency in 2020 — back when concert halls and orchestras were operating at diminished capacity. It became an instant hit with audiences, who enjoyed free, 45-minute shows in outdoor settings at unexpected locations like bars and shopping centers. The truck rolled back in for another round of shows last spring — so far, 77 Concert Truck performances have been presented around Dallas.

    From October 28-December 4, The Concert Truck will set up at destinations across the city, including NorthPark Center, Central Market, While Rock Ale House, Klyde Warren Park, and the Dallas Zoo. Once again, the concerts will be a collaboration among DSO musicians, members of other arts organizations, and concert pianists and Concert Truck founders Susan Zhang and Nick Luby.

    “It’s a joy to welcome back Susan and Nick this season,” says Kim Noltemy, Ross Perot President & CEO of the Dallas Symphony, in a release. “They became part of the DSO family last year, even recognizing some familiar faces from location to location. We are thrilled to share their music again this year and continue to build the excitement for music in our communities.”

    Each concert will be 45-60 minutes long, unticketed, and free to attend.

    Here's the full Concert Truck schedule; more information can be found on the DSO website:

    • Thursday, October 28 at 6:30 pm: Medical City Dallas
    • Saturday, October 30 at 10 am: Dallas Zoo
    • Saturday, October 30 at 2 pm: Central Market (Plano)
    • Sunday, October 31 at 12 pm: Central Market (Greenville/Lovers Lane)
    • Wednesday, November 3 at 7: Main Street Park
    • Thursday, November 4 at 5:30 pm: Turtle Creek Conservancy
    • Friday, November 5 at 12 pm: One Arts Plaza
    • Friday, November 5 at 6 pm: White Rock Ale House
    • Saturday, November 6 at 12 pm: Central Market (Midway)
    • Sunday, November 7 at 2 pm: North Dallas (Location TBD)
    • Wednesday, November 10 at 12 pm: Methodist Dallas Medical Center
    • Thursday, November 11 at 12 pm: Baylor Medical Center
    • Friday, November 12 at 6:30 pm: Klyde Warren Park
    • Saturday, November 13 at 11 am: Central Market (Southlake)
    • Saturday, November 13 at 3 pm: The Sounds at Cypress Waters
    • Sunday, November 14 at 2 pm: NorthPark Center
    • Thursday, November 18 at 12 pm: UTD Science Learning Center
    • Saturday, November 20 at 12 pm: Central Market (Plano)
    • Saturday, November 20 at 4:30 pm: Knox Street
    • Sunday, November 21 at 12 pm: Nasher Sculpture Center
    • Sunday, November 21 at 4 pm: City of Dallas (Location TBD)
    • Saturday, December 4 at 7 pm: Galleria Dallas

    The Concert Truck is a 16-foot box truck converted into a fully functioning mobile concert hall.

    DSO mobile concert truck
    Photo courtesy of Dallas Symphony Orchestra
    The Concert Truck is a 16-foot box truck converted into a fully functioning mobile concert hall.
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    Art for all

    Dallas’ Katy Trail will debut new public art biennial in 2027

    Stephanie Allmon Merry
    Mar 11, 2026 | 9:56 am
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    Dallas' most popular jogging trails will fill with art next year: A new contemporary public art biennial called KTX Biennial will debut in spring 2027 along Dallas’ Katy Trail.

    "The KTX Biennial marks Texas’ first biennial of its kind dedicated to public art and provides an open-air platform for engaging with ambitious contemporary artworks, free and accessible to all," says a release.

    Organized by Friends of the Katy Trail executive director Amy Bean and Katy Trail art director Amanda Dillard Shufeldt, the inaugural event will invite New York-based curator Jovanna Venegas to organize a display of nearly a dozen existing and newly commissioned works by living artists from across the world. Venegas, the curator at SculptureCenter, has an international reputation for exhibiting and commissioning major works by living artists.

    The Dallas presentation will span the 3.5-mile former railroad corridor running through Dallas’ Uptown, Knox, and Highland Park neighborhoods, which attracts 2 million annual visitors, they say. Artworks will be thoughtfully integrated into the trail’s natural environment, organizers say.

    "Building on the Katy Trail’s existing public art program - which has featured work from the likes of Iván Argote, Eddie Martinez, Will Boone, Nic Nicosia, Carolyn Salas, and more - the Biennial thoughtfully integrates art into its natural environment, creates new avenues for discovery for local and national audiences, and fortifies Dallas’ standing as an international art destination," the release says.

    Beyond the artworks that fill the trails, the event will include educational programs, public activities, panel conversations, and partnerships with local institutions and organizations, organizers say.

    “The KTX Biennial grows directly out of our belief that the Katy Trail belongs to everyone," says Bean in the release. "By bringing ambitious contemporary art into an open-air setting, free and accessible to all, we are inviting both longtime visitors and first-time audiences to experience the Trail in an entirely new way. This Biennial strengthens the Trail’s role not only as a place for recreation, but also as a space for creativity, reflection, and shared discovery."

    The inaugural KTX Biennial will open in spring 2027 and will be free and open to the public.

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