A Thank You to the Friends’ Volunteers
On Saturday afternoon, the Friends and the staff of the Bath House invited the volunteers who have volunteered their time and love of the arts at the Bath House throughout the year. In addition to expressing our thanks, we spent time sharing the history and background of the Cultural Center and how the Friends came […]
Guitarrizma Reception
It was so cool to mingle with guitar impressario-artists! Many were from a community that has not stepped into the Bath House before. We were delighted to see their work, and meet their following! It was an impressive turnout and a joy to experience.
Guitarizma Show : A Tribute to All Things Guitar
Such a fabulous opening! What you see here is just the tip of the iceberg of what the exhibition contains. Show continues through September 26–slip on in to the eclectic vibes of the Guitarizma art show at the Bath House, where it’s always cool inside! Learn more about the artists and the theme here.
La Guitarrizma! Art Exhibition Opens 8.15
August 15-September 26, 2026 Reception with the Artists: Saturday, August 15 (6-8 PM). Featuring music by Bnois King Band. The Bath House Cultural Center presents La Guitarrizma!, an exhibition celebrating guitars, guitarists, and the enduring cultural impact of stringed instruments. Learn more here.
Echo Theatre Presents “The Roomate”
Directed by Caroline Hamilton Written by Jen Silverman The Roommate June 18-July 4, 2026 Echo Theatre presents the regional premiere of The Roommate by Jen Silverman. Caroline Hamilton directs the production, which runs June 19 through July 4, 2026, at the Bath House Cultural Center. Tickets are on sale now at echotheatre.org.
Junie & Friends Coming to Roxk the Family!
Come one, come all!! Bring your family and friends for fun and cheer with the crew on June 13, 2026 for Junies Birthday Bash at the Bath House Cultural Center!! With live performances from Guyceritops, Altitude and even Junie June himself. More detail HERE,
The Art Opening That Was a Trifecta!
The three exhibitions were a huge hit at Saturday’s opening reception! Lili Bantu’s wildlife photographs are exquisite. https://bathhouse.dallasculture.org/wild-still-breathes-banta/ The group show of “The Language of Fiber” was crazily innovative. https://bathhouse.dallasculture.org/enlaced/ And the Big Luck exhibition celebrating the AAPI Heritage provides us a glimpse into the diverse creativity within the Asian community. https://bathhouse.dallasculture.org/big-luck-aapi/
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