More winter weather is forecasted to roll into Dallas-Fort Worth Wednesday evening and on into Thursday that could bring multiple inches of snow. Many events in the Dallas area that were scheduled on Jan. 9 have already been canceled or postponed due to the potentially inclement Dallas weather.
The Dallas Morning News will continue to update this story with further cancellations, postponements and closures in the events and arts and entertainment spaces.
Check out the Go See DFW calendar for more information on event cancellations and future events happening in North Texas.
The following events were previously featured in stories and have been canceled:
Texas A&M Singing Cadets - CANCELED
The 100-year-old student choir was scheduled to perform at the Coppell Arts Center on Jan. 9 but its performance has been cancelled and has yet to be rescheduled. On the Coppell Arts Center website, it reads that the building will be closed at 5 p.m. on Jan. 9 and all events scheduled for that day will be cancelled. A full refund will be issued to all who were planning to attend the singing cadets performance.
The Secret of Skinwalker Ranch Live - CANCELED
Due to inclement weather impacting travel in Dallas-Fort Worth, the Jan. 9 performance of The Secret of Skinwalker Ranch Live has been canceled. According to the Majestic Theatre website, refunds will be issued through original points of purchase.
JumpstART Stories & Art - CANCELED
The Irving Arts Center’s JumpstART’s theme for this month’s story time and take-home art project was “Let it Snow!” The gathering, which happens every first Thursday, has been canceled due to the snowy conditions forecasted for Thursday. The next JumpstART Stories and Art will be on Feb. 6, with the theme of “Birds of a Feather.”
Here’s a look at further events that have been cancelled or postponed, in addition to museums and other venues that are closed due to the wintry conditions in D-FW:
Henri Bendel and the Worlds He Fashioned - POSTPONED. Hosted at Interabang Books, the Jan. 9 event with author Tim Allis has been rescheduled for Feb. 22.
Nasher Sculpture Center - CLOSED. The Nasher will close on Thursday, Jan. 9, and Friday, Jan. 10.
Perot Museum- CLOSED. The Perot Museum will be closed on Thursday, Jan. 9.
Kimbell Art Museum - CLOSED. The Kimbell will be closed on Thursday, Jan. 9, and Friday, Jan. 10.
Welcome Mat 2 - People 0 - POSTPONED. The event from Artstillery, an experimental performance arts non-profit organization, has shifted its start date to Jan. 11. The event is taking place at the Embarcadero Building at Fair Park in Dallas.
Second Thursdays at the Amon Carter Museum of American Art: Print making and Pints - CANCELED. The museum will be closed Thursday and will reopen at noon on Friday. The next Second Thursday will occur Feb. 13.
Meet and greet with artists from the Stewpot Art Program and Dallas Street Choir at Galleria Dallas - POSTPONED
Performance scheduled for Saturday, Jan. 11, have been postponed to Saturday, Jan. 18. Both events will now take place from 1 to 3 p.m. on the 18th at Galleria Dallas near the Gallery Wall.
Dallas Contemporary CLOSED Thurs. Jan. 9 and Fri. Jan. 10
Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden- CLOSED. The Arboretum will be closed on Thursday Jan. 9.
Dallas Zoo- CLOSED. The Dallas Zoo will be closed on Thursday, Jan. 9 and Friday Jan. 10.
Fort Works Art - CLOSED, Thursday Jan. 9
The gallery will reopen Friday, Jan. 10.
Shakespeare Dallas - Measure for Measure Thursday, Jan. 9 performance CANCELED.
Check Shakespeare Dallas website for more showtime updates throughout the weekend.
Rover Dramawerks - The Shakespeare Conspiracy, Thurs. Jan. 9 performance canceled.
Check website for updates throughout the weekend.
Fort Worth Museum of Science and History - CLOSED. The museum and Omni Theater will be closed on Thursday, Jan. 9, and Friday, Jan. 10.
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