The much-anticipated, completely free Masterworks Concert Series is returning this May to Rustin and Family Park, promising unforgettable evenings filled with enchanting melodies and community spirit. Every Friday throughout the month, the park will come alive as talented musicians take center stage to captivate audiences of all ages and fans of all genres. Featuring a lineup that includes everything from Rock to Tejano, there will be a concert for everyone!
Alongside the harmonious tunes, indulge your taste buds with delectable offerings from a variety of food trucks conveniently stationed on site. Food vendors will serve food and beverages from 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m., giving you plenty of time to grab food before, during, or after the shows.
Music sets begin at 7:00 p.m. and end around 8:30 p.m. Grab your lawn chair or a blanket and prepare to join us for a month of music and fun!
2024 Masterworks Lineup:
May 3, 2024 – La Frequenzia (Latin)
May 10, 2024 – State of Mind
May 17, 2024 – Wanda King (Pop, R&B, Blues, Jazz)
May 24, 2024 – The After Party (80s and 90s)
May 31, 2024 – In Valen (Rock)
July 3, 2024 – Empty Pockets (Country) *
*Occurs during the Southlake Stars and Stripes event
Need Mother’s Day plans? Why not embark on a whimsical journey to the Marq in Southlake for an enchanting performance from the APEX Arts League and the Avant Chamber Ballet! On May 12th at 2:00 p.m., step into a magical outdoor setting at the Aria Amphitheater, where the stage will be set for an unforgettable experience beneath the open sky. With excerpts from Swan Lake, it will be a breathtaking display of artistry and classical ballet.
There will be plenty of room to spread out, so make sure you bring your chairs or blankets for this one-hour spectacle!
Please note that in the event of bad weather, the performance will be moved indoors.
Find more information at ApexArtsLeague.com.
Southlake Town Hall has a new accessory this week as the City's first mural titled "I Believe in Southlake," was unveiled on Tuesday, December 8.
Inspired by the public art displays in New Orleans, it was developed to show some of the many reasons why Southlake is vibrant and unforgettable.
Mayor Laura Hill said City officials started brainstorming ways to bring more people to Southlake Town Square and enjoy with their families.
"I am so proud of our City. Southlake is so many things to so many people, and I love that this piece of public art captures all the things that make it unique and special. I can't wait to see the pictures on social media; I think it's a great way for people to make memories in a place that all of us love to visit and enjoy," she said.
The city is putting the final touches on the newly erected display to help ensure safety for those taking keepsake photos in front of it.
The mural, designed by Southlake's Marketing and Graphic Design Coordinator Missy Saunders, includes beloved staples of the Southlake community and Texas. It is the first of its kind Southlake Public Art initiative. The painting, which is estimated to be 15 feet wide and 8.5 feet tall, was further developed by local artist Liz Bonham. It's located on the building's northwest side, across the street from Rockfish.
This initiative is also part of the Southlake Arts Master Plan, which includes creating engaging public spaces that stimulate discussion, cultivate patrons of the arts, and celebrates Southlake's history.
To learn more about the City's public art collection, visit SouthlakePublicArt.com.
