Sheraton Dallas Hotel will host the Art Night at The Parlor event, a gallery exhibition that will feature artwork by artists of The Stewpot Art Program.
The Stewpot is a community ministry of First Presbyterian Church of Dallas, offering a safe haven for homeless and at-risk individuals of Dallas and providing resources for basic survival needs, as well as opportunities to start a new life.
The event will be held from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m., July 23 at the hotel’s upscale lounge bar, The Parlor, which is inside the hotel at 400 North Olive St. in downtown Dallas.
At the event, attendees can sip refreshments, view the artwork on display, meet talented artists, and purchase unique pieces. Guests will have the option to buy original works of art, starting at $50.
The event is open to the public. Registration is requested here.
More on the Stewpot Art Program
The Stewpot Art Program serves those experiencing or at-risk of homelessness in Dallas. It provides a safe environment and outlet for people to express themselves via art.
Artists have access to a studio space and art supplies at The Stewpot and can come in on their own time and produce artwork throughout the year. The program is also an outlet for individuals to connect with others that have the same passion.
Currently, The Stewpot Art Program has 20 artists.
Artists receive 90% of art sales with 10% of sales benefitting the art program for supplies and field trips for artists.
The art gallery exhibit at Sheraton Dallas will continue to be on display within The Parlor and Open Mkt. Grab ‘n Go, where guests of the hotel or locals stopping in can view and buy artwork after the Art Night at The Parlor.
Sheraton Dallas recently underwent a multimillion-dollar renovation. Located down the street from the Dallas Arts District, it’s the largest hotel in Texas with 1,840 guest rooms; 230,000 square feet of flexible meeting and convention spaces; large fitness center with state-of-the-art equipment; pool with stunning views of downtown; a signature restaurant and bar called Open Palette; the 4,000 square-foot sports bar, DRAFT Sports Bar & Lounge; Open Mkt. Grab ‘n Go; and The Parlor.
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