Dragon Street galleries open late for 1st Thursdays

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Erika Nuñez/Editor

12:37 PM on Tue., Feb. 24, 2009 | Permalink

Beginning Thursday, March 5, the Dragon Street Association presents "First Thursdays - Feel the Heat of the Dragon." Many Dragon Street businesses will extend their hours on the first Thursday of the month and will be open until 8 p.m. You can see various mediums displayed in the galleries along Dragon Street in downtown Dallas, including paintings, blown glass, photography and sculpture.

The following Dragon Street businesses will be open 6-8 p.m. March 5 in celebration of the first first Thursday:

American Fine Art , Artizen Fine Arts, Banks Fine Art, Pan American Art, HCG Gallery, Holly Johnson Gallery, Inessa Stewart's Antiques and Interiors, Jacques Lamy Gallery, Joel Crooner Gallery, Luxor Style, Photographs Do Not Bend, Posche Designs/Tree House, Samuel Lynne Galleries and The Cameron Gallery.

(Photo: Painting on view at The Cameron Gallery)

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Archived Comments

Posted by Marci Carpenter @ 10:08 AM Fri, Feb 27, 2009

I hear this is a really incredible venue inviting Dallas folks to come on down and have a good time. So many people think Dragon Street is just for the trade or designers. No way! We're going down to tour all of the galleries and see Craig Gould paint!

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