This event has been postponed and will be rescheduled for a later date!

Join us for the for a night out at Denton County Brewing Company to help raise funds for Denton's own Art-o-mat art vending machine. We began a go fund me page a few months ago for this project, and many amazing supporters donated to the cause. This is the second of 3 workshops that will be held at DCBC to help get us across the finish line!

The evening will include learning the craft of Suminagashi, or Japanese floating ink. Participants will learn the history and cultural significance of this art form and practice techniques that include layering colors, guiding patterns, and capturing their marbled creations on various papers. Tickets include all supplies needed for the workshop as well as 2 drink tickets. Come have a night of creativity and laughter and help support an awesome cause for Denton arts!

Grab your tickets here! To learn more about Art-o-Mat machines, visit the locator website to find them across the country. Can’t make it to the Crafts & Drafts night but still want to support the fundraiser? No problem, donate through our GoFundMe page!

Come out for an open skill-sharing creative gathering providing a casual, supportive atmosphere for those interested in fiber art. Feel free to drop in and out of workshop sessions at your leisure.

To learn more about Sew Gold, visit their website.

Meetings are held at GDAC at least once a month.

GDAC will be closed for the Fourth of July, starting with early closure of PAAC on Thursday 7/3 at 5pm. Normal business hours will resume Saturday, July 5. See you then!

In partnership with iconic Recycled Books & Records, KUZU 92.9 FM will host their annual REVOLUTION RECORD CONVENTION at the Patterson-Appleton Arts Center in the heart of downtown Denton June 28, 2025.

This cost-free family-friendly event will feature local, regional, and national vendors offering collectible vinyl records, posters, memorabilia, and other music media. Live entertainment will include DJs, a panel discussion and special guest appearances.

Attendees can order personalized screen-printed gear from local merchant Pan Ector Industries, grab a drink from Union Bear Brewing, or snack on food from local food trucks.

For those who would like to browse before the crowds, Early Bird tickets for $10 provide one hour of exclusive entry from 10am-11am. Doors open free to the general public at 11:00am and the event will run until 5pm.
Event details, including information on how to become a record vendor, are available at kuzu.fm/revolution.

The Golden Triangle Woodturners present their biannual community show, this year titled Nature's Spin on Functionality. Join us in celebrating the master craftmanship from Denton’s finest woodworkers!

The exhibition will be on view from June 13 - August 9, 2025.

We invite you to the Juneteenth Poetry Slam, hosted by the Denton Juneteenth Committee! Tonight is all about the art of spoken word so please join us in honoring our communities writers. Preshow provided by Lady Cass and the Fellas.

Join us for the official opening reception of the Denton Juneteenth Celebration Art Exhibit in Festival Hall! We’ll be featuring artists Tyra Goodley and Jedaiah Love Vann as well as music from the one and only Fingerprints band.

For more events and workshops, visit the Denton Juneteenth website.

Today’s Sew Gold has been moved from it’s usual time to 1 - 3PM.

Come out for an open skill-sharing creative gathering providing a casual, supportive atmosphere for those interested in fiber art. Feel free to drop in and out of workshop sessions at your leisure.

To learn more about Sew Gold, visit their website.

Meetings are held at GDAC at least once a month.

Musician Chris Teal performs compositions from his 2018 album "Analog Dreams" with a band featuring area professionals and students. Supported by a microgrant from the Greater Denton Arts Council and additional funding from the Institute for Creative Music, this concert will also include a discussion of social, cultural, and philosophical concepts that inspired the album and have developed into a personal musical philosophy.

Join us for the for a night out at Denton County Brewing Company to help raise funds for Denton's own Art-o-mat art vending machine! We began a go fund me page a few months ago for this project, and many amazing supporters donated to the cause. This is one of 3 workshops that will be held at DCBC to help get us across the finish line!

The evening will include a cookie making class by the amazing Mandy Metts, who will lead participants through the steps to make an iconic "rat Kroger" cookie complete with royal icing. Included with your ticket are all supplies needed for the workshop as well as 2 drink tickets. Come have a night of creativity and laughter and help support an awesome cause for Denton arts!

Click here for tickets! To learn more about an Art-o-mat machine, visit: www.vendinglocator.com/blog/art-o-mat-locations

Visit the Art-o-mat GoFundMe page!

For our June First Friday, we’re welcoming the Grupo Folklorico Alumnas de Oro once again for their showcase of different grupos folkloricos from North Texas schools!

You’re invited to join us for this celebration of traditional folk dancing. Food will be available for purchase during the showcase and admission is free!

Returning to the PAAC for their summer concert is the Denton Community Band. Conducted by Carol Lynn Mizell, the band will be performing scores from Movies, Musicals, Marches, & More! Compositions include Overture to “Candide,” highlights from Wicked, March of the Royal Trumpets, among many others.

Admission is free, so please join us for an afternoon of music from our friends and neighbors here in Denton. See the concert flier here.

Back again in Gough Gallery is the Visual Art Society of Texas’s signature exhibition, 175-Mile! Join us in celebrating the opening of this year’s selection of works, accepted from artists within a 175 mile radius around Denton. As a juried show, winners will be announced at the reception.

Directed by Jordan Fuchs from choreography developed in collaboration with Melissa Sanderson, Configure is a 90-minute performance installation for 10 dancers created for an audience free to come and go as it likes. Featuring pairs of dancers engaged in a meditative alignment of bones and body shapes, Configure is as much a visual spectacle as a performance, challenging borders between visual and performing arts, between dance and sculpture. It is  performed to an original sound score by the Denton-based composer Leoncarlo Canlas.

Featuring the dancers: Annalise Boydston, M.J. Bryce, Daniel Garcia, Whitney Geldon, Ethan Gonzalez, KD Milligan, Ashley Petersen, Lily Sloan, Kiara Tyalor and Breana Young

Format: A durational performance installation for an audience free to wander through the space and come and go as they like. One night only!

The performance, supported by a 2024 GDAC ARTIST MICRO-GRANT is free!

Jordan Fuchs is Professor and Head of the Dance Division at Texas Woman’s University, the founder of the Texas Dance Improvisation Festival and a former Fulbright Specialist. His choreography for stage, screens, museums and outdoor spaces is grounded in improvisational practice, specifically the bias towards disorientation, sensation and process of contact improvisation. His choreographic research focuses on the crafting of relationships between dancers, whether spatially through the use of counterpoint or through the touch-based partnering. More recently his research has focused on language-based prompts for movement generation and on blurring boundaries between the visual and performing arts through dance as sculpture, painting and photograph. His choreography has been presented across the US and internationally in Europe, Asia and Australia. He holds a BA in Religion from Oberlin College and an MFA in Choreography from Ohio State University. www.jordanfuchs.org, @jfchs11

Join us for a fun and hands-on needle felting workshop led by artist and University of North Texas student, Lera Watts! Whether you're a beginner or have some experience, this welcoming session will guide you through the basics of needle felting.

Lera will lead a live demonstration where you'll learn how to create an adorable bumblebee to take home with you! This workshop is free to attend and all materials are provided.

Spots are limited, so reserve yours now!

Sign up for the workshop here.

Next on the walls of Festival Hall is the Artists Enclave’s Ten & Now exhibition celebrating 10 years of the Enclave! More details to come.

Please join us at UNT’s Murchison Performing Arts Center, one of our sister galleries in Denton, to celebrate the latest artist on display, Sarah DePetris. For more information about displaying work at Murchison, to apply, and to read Sarah’s artist statement, visit the Murchison sister gallery webpage.

Join us for an unforgettable night as All Star Karaoke returns to light up the stage, benefitting two amazing organizations - GDAC and KUZU!

We're bringing together some of your favorite local musicians and community legends for an evening of epic performances you won’t want to miss. Expect the unexpected as performers ditch their usual sets and belt out karaoke favorites!

This year’s lineup includes:
Grady Don Sandlin
Ryan Becker
Chris Welch
Scott Porter
Scott Danbom
Chelsey Danielle
Stefanie Lazcano
Kody Jackson
Lauren Upshaw
Kelly Upshaw
Joey & Amy Hawkins
Brian Beck
Amber Briggle
Paul Metzler
Susan Davis
...and more!!!

VIP TABLES are now available! Get up close to the action and enjoy the show in style — click the link below to check out the VIP options and grab your tickets before they’re gone! Purchase tickets and VIP tables here.

Doors open @ 7 PM and showtime starts @ 8 PM!

Proceeds will benefit the Greater Denton Arts Council and KUZU Radio, helping keep Denton’s creative spirit alive and thriving.

Come out for an open skill-sharing creative gathering providing a casual, supportive atmosphere for those interested in fiber art. Feel free to drop in and out of workshop sessions at your leisure.

To learn more about Sew Gold, visit their website.

Meetings are held at GDAC at least once a month.

The Early Birds is a newly established early music ensemble dedicated to celebrating the rich and expressive sounds of the Baroque era. Founded by Sydney ZumMallen—a Juilliard alumna and current faculty member at the University of North Texas—the group brings a fresh and historically informed perspective to this early baroque repertoire.

Their upcoming program, “Inventions of the Early Baroque,” showcases some of the finest Baroque string players from UNT, performing works by Purcell, Castello, Gervais, Biber, Holborne, and others. This repertoire is especially captivating, as much of it calls for creative arranging and spontaneous ornamentation, ensuring that each performance is truly one-of-a-kind.

DBS hosts the Young Musicians Competition Winners Showcase and Denton Bach Treble Chorale “Perfect Pastimes.”

Guest Conductor TBA.

Tickets: $20 adults; $10 students & children. Discount available for families with children. Tickets available at the door.

On Thursday, May 1st at 7pm two saxophone quartets – the Blossom Quartet & the Dragonfly Quartet will be performing selections from Bartok’s Six Romanian Folk Dances, Françaix’s Petit Quatuor, Weiser’s Song for Margot and Maslanka’s Recitation Book. Join us in this joyous celebration of spring!

This event is free to attend!