We're excited to welcome Teatro Dallas back to the Turner House for a special performance of Pizcas.

This bilingual (English/Spanish) touring production tells the story of migrant children working in the fields of South Texas — a moving, honest look at family, labor, and resilience. The performance runs 35 minutes, followed by a post-show conversation with the cast.

Pizcas is best suited for children ages 8–15, but families of all kinds are welcome. The event is free and open to the public — no RSVP required.

We're proud to host Teatro Dallas and support the vital work they do bringing Latine stories and voices to our community.

📍 The Turner House
🕙 Saturday, July 11 at 10:00 AM
🎟️ Free — no RSVP needed

The Easter bunny is hopping back over to the Turner House this spring for our annual Spring On the Lawn family event! Join us for a bounce house, crafts, pictures with the bunny, an egg hunt, and more. Snacks and mimosas will be provided.

Children 2 and older are $15 each. Adults and children under 2 years old are admitted for free.

Journey back to the golden age of classical music as Daniel Adam Maltz performs on the fortepiano, the predecessor to the modern piano and the instrument of choice for composers like Mozart, Haydn, and Beethoven. This 90-minute performance will showcase the instrument's distinctive, crystalline tone, bringing the era's rich musical traditions to life.

The Turner House provides the perfect setting for this performance, having been built expressly for hosting concerts such as this on period instruments like the fortepiano. The venue's acoustics and intimate atmosphere honor the authentic concert experience of the classical era.

Whether you're a seasoned classical music enthusiast or discovering the fortepiano for the first time, this concert promises an unforgettable afternoon of historical authenticity and musical artistry.

Doors open at 7 p.m., with the concert beginning at 7:30 p.m.

Sponsored by Dallas College. Dallas College students and faculty receive free admission with valid College ID, no advance ticket purchase necessary.

The Oak Cliff Society of Fine Arts invites you to celebrate Valentine's Day with an afternoon of mahjong, champagne, and good company.

Join us for a delightful Valentine's gathering where you can play mahjong, sip bubbly from Perrier-Jouet, and enjoy delicious bites topped with Altima Caviar. Whether you're a mahjong master or have never played before, this is your chance to learn the game, relax with friends, and treat yourself to a little luxury.

Bring your sweetheart, your Galentine, or come solo and make new friends over the mahjong table. It's the perfect way to spend a Valentine's afternoon—a little indulgent, a lot of fun, and just the right amount of fancy.

In partnership with Dallas College, the Oak Cliff Society of Fine Arts invites you to experience the enchanting sounds of the fortepiano in an intimate concert featuring the acclaimed Austrian keyboardist Daniel Adam Maltz.

Journey back to the golden age of classical music as Maltz performs on the fortepiano, the predecessor to the modern piano and the instrument of choice for composers like Mozart, Haydn, and Beethoven. This 90-minute performance will showcase the instrument's distinctive, crystalline tone, bringing the era's rich musical traditions to life.

The Turner House provides the perfect setting for this performance, having been built expressly for hosting concerts such as this on period instruments like the fortepiano. The venue's acoustics and intimate atmosphere honor the authentic concert experience of the classical era.

Whether you're a seasoned classical music enthusiast or discovering the fortepiano for the first time, this concert promises an unforgettable afternoon of historical authenticity and musical artistry.

Doors open at 3 p.m., with the concert beginning at 3:30 p.m.

Sponsored by Dallas College. Dallas College students and faculty receive free admission with valid College ID, no advance ticket purchase necessary.