Join us poolside at the Belmont to kick off Dallas’ only “B” movie festival.   Our movies are shown outdoors every other Tuesday, March 20 through October 30.  We’re going to kick things off with “The Rocky Horror Picture Show” on March 20.  Bar opens at 6:30p... movie starts at sundown... bring a lawn chair or blanket... cash bar only. “B-Reel Pajama Party” packages are available http://www.belmontdallas.com/special.aspx.

You an check out the 2007 B-Reel movie schedule at http://www.belmontdallas.com/happening/special_events.aspx

Art With A View is an ongoing series of rotating art and creative events at the Belmont.

Join us Wednesday, March 28 for the opening reception of Flora & Fauna, work from the We're All Pink series by Jennifer Morgan. (You can preview the series at www.jennifermorgan.net/wereallpink.) Come hang out in the lounge, have a cocktail, enjoy the art, admire the city's finest skyline view.

6 to 9 pm, BarBelmont Lounge & Terrace.

Fashion Week

The glitz and glamour of Fashion Week in New York is coming to Dallas March 6… straight from the runways of Fashion Week in New York, top designers, including Oscar de la Renta, Zac Posen, Francisco Costa for Calvin Klein, Bill Blass and Michael Kors will reveal their just-debuted 07 Fall collections in Dallas for one night only. And who other than supermodels Naomi Campbell and Gemma Ward to don their latest collections. Join them along with the celebs and fashion-forward for a VIP after-party. Don’t miss this fashion extravaganza. Be the first to experience FashionWeekLive in Dallas.

http://www.fashionweeklive.com/

2900
2900 Thomas Avenue
Dallas, TX 75204
214.303.0400
http://www.2900restaurant.com

The intimate dining room features a large glass window behind which diners can watch executive chef Mike Smith and his staff in the kitchen. Menu items include internationally inspired beef, game, seafood and eclectic specialties.

Fences
http://www.dallastheatrecenter.org
March 7 through April 1, 2007

Dallas Theatre Center
3636 Turtle Creek Boulevard (at Blackburn)
Dallas, TX 75219-5598
214.522.8499 tickets

A modern masterpiece by one of America's finest contemporary playwrights, Fences is the best of August Wilson's epic cycle of plays chronicling the African-American experience in the 20th century. Wilson zeroes in on Troy Maxson, a former star of the Negro Baseball Leagues who is coming to terms with his own lost dreams while struggling to hold onto his pride and keep his family together. Fences is a stunning portrayal of a family at the mercy of the American dream.

Talking Pictures
http://www.theatre3dallas.com
February 22 Through March 25, 2007

Theatre Three
2800 Routh Street, Ste. 168
Dallas, TX 75201-
Phone: 214.871.3300 tickets

In 1929, the divorced lady pianist at the picture show is about to lose her job: the talkies are coming. And she's about to lose her teen-aged son: he's falling for his father's empty promises. Harrison, Texas, like the whole country, is dealing with the uncertainty the depression is thrusting upon it. So how is it that this lady lives a life of hope?

Thin
The Women’s Museum, Fair Park
Through April 22, 2007
http://www.thewomensmuseum.org/

Lauren Greenfield, preeminent chronicler of youth culture in the photography world, offers a portrayal of profound insight and understanding to reveal the hidden nature of eating disorders. The exhibition weaves together large-scale portraits and documentary photographs; recorded voices, videos and narrative texts. To tell this story in authentic detail, Greenfield found her subjects at an eating disorder clinic in South Florida. There she filmed, photographed and interviewed women seeking to escape the iron grip of the twin conditions, anorexia and bulimia.

Body Worlds–
The Anatomical Exhibition of Real Human Bodies
Now through May 28, 2007

Dallas Museum of Nature and Science, Fair Park
http://www.scienceplace.org/

Throughout the ages, medical scholars and students have strived to understand how our bodies function through exploration of real human specimens. BODY WORLDS, the most highly attended touring exhibition in the world, takes this tradition one step further by presenting a new look at the human body.

The exhibition features approximately 200 authentic human specimens, including whole bodies, plastinated individual organs and transparent body slices that have been preserved through the process of Plastination, a technique that replaces bodily fluids and fat with reactive plastics. BODY WORLDS offers a once-in-a-lifetime chance to see and understand our own physiology and health and to gain new appreciation and respect for what it means to be human.

In the Pink:
The Legendary Life of Dorothy Draper
The Women’s Museum, Fair Park
Now thru March 31, 2007
http://www.thewomensmuseum.org/

The Women's Museum: An Institute for the Future™ and the Carleton Varney Design Group (NY) have joined together to create the sophisticated and glamorous In the Pink exhibit benefiting the legend of Dorothy Draper. In addition to scenes from her famous design locations, the exhibit includes original furniture, the white metal bird cage chandelier, personal photography, Ms. Draper's history, and artifacts from her collection cleverly presented in an elegant setting. Dorothy Draper was the designer of the penthouse at the historic Dallas Stoneleigh Hotel. The Stoneleigh Hotel is the presenting sponsor of the exhibit and is welcoming back Jeff Trigger to the newly renovated Stoneleigh.

Matisse: Painter as Sculptor
The Dallas Museum of Art
http://dallasmuseumofart.org
Nasher Sculpture Center
http://www.nashersculpturecenter.org
January 21 through April 29, 2007

The Dallas Museum of Art and the Nasher Sculpture Center have partnered to present the first major exhibition in more than two decades to explore Henri Matisse's sculptural works. Matisse: Painter as Sculptor will examine the artist's sculpture as a vital part of a multifaceted conversation among the different media in his work and will reach further than any before to highlight Matisse's achievements as a sculptor. Featuring more than 150 sculptures, paintings, and drawings, as well as photographs of the artist at work; the exhibition will present new insight into Matisse’s creative process and will contextualize his achievement through comparative works of other modern masters.