MUSTANGS OF LAS COLINAS MUSEUM AND SCULPTURE
5221 North O'Connor Road, Suite 110E, Irving, TX 75039
Since 1976
Events, Group Visits, Arts, Exhibitions, Adult Programs, Collections, Displays, Tourist Attractions, Educational and Student Programs, Private Shows & Sculpture
Free admission. Visitors learn the story of the eight years of work African wildlife artist Robert Glen invested in creating the Mustangs. The museum also presents a short film which brings to life for the visitor the time and effort that went into designing, moulding, and mounting this distinctive piece of public art. Tourist from around the world come to view the impressive, larger-than-life depiction that serves as the centrepiece of Williams Square, a stark, pink-granite plaza
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IRVING ARTS CENTER
3333 North MacArthur Boulevard, Irving, TX 75062
Since 1980
Dance, National, Symphony Concerts, Cultural Events, Theater, Classrooms, Guided Tours, Weddings, Musical Theater, Art Center, Group Sales, Regional and Local Exhibitions, Youth and Family Programs, Field Trips, Celebrations, Rental Facility, Theatres/Rehearsal Space, Study Guides & Meetings
The Irving Arts Center boasts two fully-equipped theatres; four galleries; meeting, classroom, reception and rehearsal facilities; and a beautiful sculpture garden on a ten-acre site. Center hosted 1,601 events, including 227 performances. During that year, the attendance reached more than 108,388. Rentals available. The Arts Center's 10-acre complex, nestled in the heart of Dallas-Fort Worth, features two fully-equipped theaters
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RUTH PAINE HOUSE MUSEUM
801 West Irving Boulevard, Irving, TX 75060
Since 1963
Historical Buildings, Events, Guided Tour, Summer Camp, Preservation and Restoration, Education, Cultural Activities, Community Outreach, Group Tour & Boarding House
Visit the house where the accused Lee Harvey Oswald spent his last night of freedom. The story of the events surrounding the assassination has engrossed historians, scholars and everyday Americans for decades. The 1,250-square-foot home has been restored to how it looked in 1963, providing excellent background information as one of the many JFK-related sites in the Dallas/Fort Worth area