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South Dallas Cultural Center

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Also known as: SDCC

The South Dallas Cultural Center is a City of Dallas–managed, multi-purpose arts facility across from Fair Park in southern Dallas. It offers programs in the performing, literary, and visual arts, with an emphasis on the African contribution to world culture and the African Diaspora. The building includes a black box theatre, gallery, and studio spaces. It operates under the Dallas Office of Arts and Culture.
3 eventsLast active Tracked since $397K city spendingUpdated October 2026

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3400 S Fitzhugh Ave, Dallas, TX 75210·Show on Google Maps ↗
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October 2026

Consent Agenda

Authorizes a design-build contract with Chamberlin Dallas, LLC for design, preconstruction, an early construction package, and A/E services for roof replacement and water infiltration mitigation at Bath House Cultural Center and South Dallas Cultural Center.

…replacement and water infiltration mitigation at Bath House Cultural Center and South Dallas Cultural Center - Not to exceed $396,576.00 - Financing: Cultural and Performing Arts Facilitie…

$397K

September 2026

Briefing Memorandum

Briefing memorandum on an upcoming council agenda item regarding roof replacement and water infiltration mitigation at the Bath House Cultural Center and South Dallas Cultural Center.

Upcoming Council Agenda Item #26-2409: Bath House Cultural Center and South Dallas Cultural Center - Roof Replacement and Water Infiltration Mitigation [Benjamin Espino, Infrastructure Performance Man

January 2026

Briefing Memorandum

A briefing memorandum providing an overview of the South Dallas Cultural Center as a city-managed cultural venue, presented by the Office of Arts & Culture.

City-managed Cultural Venue Overview - South Dallas Cultural Center [Martine Phillipe, Director - Office of Arts & Culture]