Dallas Literary Arts Events

Friday, Feb 24 7:30p
Dallas Museum of Art, Dallas
Jeffrey Eugenides was catapulted into the literary spotlight with his first novel, The Virgin Suicides (made into a movie by director Sofia Coppola), and a decade later garnered a Pulitzer Prize for his novel,

Tuesday, Mar 20 7:30p
First Presbyterian Church of Dallas, Dallas
Presented in partnership with KERA. Sarah Vowell makes both readers and listeners laugh out loud with her wry, comic observations on everything from politics to pop culture.

Tuesday, May 15 7:30p
Dallas Museum of Art, Dallas
John Irving has created a body of fiction of extraordinary range, moving with ease from romance to fairytale to thriller.

Tuesday, Apr 10 7:30p
Dallas Museum of Art, Dallas
Best-selling absurdist novelist Christopher Moore blends art and humor in his forthcoming book, Sacré Bleu.

Sunday, Apr 22 7:30p
McFarlin Auditorium, Dallas
Back again with new and unpublished material, David Sedaris returns for his fourth consecutive year with Arts & Letters Live.

Saturday, June 9 11:00a
Dallas Museum of Art, Dallas
Presented by: Chase A FREE day of fun celebrating literature and the arts for families and children of all ages

Monday, May 7 7:30p
Dallas Museum of Art, Dallas
Join us for this special Texas Bound program celebrating the groundbreaking series Friday Night Lights.

Thursday, Apr 19 7:00p
First United Methodist Church, Dallas
Judy Blume is beloved by generations of readers and is known for tackling challenging topics. Her thoughtful, funny, poignant titles include Freckle Juice and Are You There God?

Sunday, Apr 15 3:00p
Dallas Museum of Art, Dallas
Marc Brown is the author/illustrator of the best-selling series featuring the lovable aardvark, Arthur, the basis of the PBS series by the same name.

Friday, Mar 16 7:00p
Dallas Museum of Art, Dallas
Laura Numeroff wrote the #1 New York Times bestselling If You Give a Mouse a Cookie that began a series loved by children, parents and educators.