Black Academy of Arts & Letters

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Type of Attraction
Entertainment Venues, Galleries

Neighborhood
Downtown

Interests That Apply
History, Music, Art, Local Culture, Literature, Religion, Photography

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Price: Free
Visits free. Show prices vary; call or see website for details.

Is there parking?: Yes

Wheelchair Accessible: Yes

Water/Drinks: Available at attraction or nearby.
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Howdy, June Naylor here. A sixth-generation Texan, I’ve lived my whole life in either Fort Worth or Dallas but have traveled Texas, the U.S. and the world extensively over the past two decades. An aspiring sportswriter at the start, I took a detour w... More »

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Our City Expert's Tips

If you're in town at the right time and you were able to catch an evening with such visiting luminaries as Maya Angelou or Dionne Warwick, it would likely be thanks to a program through the Black Academy of Arts & Letters. No other group in Dallas brings greater cultural awareness of the literary and artistic accomplishments of African-Americans than this one.

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