On the heels of being named one of the New Dallas Nine at the recent D Art Slam, artist Kathleen Wilke will display her photography at Decorazon Gallery in Oak Cliff. Wilke's underwater photography is sometimes creepy but always dreamy and ethereal (as is "Sleep Me a Dream," above). Check out her stuff, as well as new works by Michele Mikesell and David E. Peterson, at the Bishop Arts gallery.
If your idea of art involves a thumping beat, check out Fridays at Fedora, a hip-hop set that kicks off at 11 p.m. at the One Arts District Italian restaurant. There's no cover, bottle service is available, and most important, the soundtrack of the evening is created by DJ Rob Viktum.
Uptown Players returns to the Rose Room beginning tonight, with Coy Covington starring along with Kevin Moore, Chad Peterson and Paul J. Williams in Mommie Queerest. Tickets $25. Runs through July 12. 3911 Cedar Springs Rd. (21 and up only.)
The Buli ballteam will wash your car from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday behind the Round-Up Saloon, 3912 Cedar Springs.
Also at the Round-Up, Man Candy returns Sunday. Starts at 8 p.m., no cover.
Tonight, tonight, it's our second-annual celebration of local music. Come see Play-N-Skillz, Dove Hunter, Damaged Good$, The O's vs. RTB2, DJ Sober and our host, Gordon Keith. The preshow starts at 7 p.m. with New Science Projects and Mount Righteous. It's only $5, and benefits the North Texas Volunteer Center. Get over to the Granada Theater at 7 for all the fun. 3524 Greenville Ave.
Some more Quick's Big Thing tidbits:
MTV followed our headliners Play-N-Skillz around Dallas earlier this year. See a clip here.
The 33 featured Mount Righteous in a Quick's Big Thing preview on Wednesday night's broadcast. See it here.
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