Behind the Scenes of a Major Art Exhibition | Amalia Alzaga Ruiz
In this week’s episode of The Ana Cruz Show, we dive into the fascinating world behind a major museum exhibition with Amalia Alzaga Ruiz, curator of Raimundo de Madrazo at the Meadows Museum. We explore what it truly means to be a commissioner and a curator—far beyond selecting beautiful paintings. Amalia shares her professional journey, how the idea for the first retrospective dedicated to Raimundo de Madrazo was born, and the years of research, negotiation, and international coordination required to bring a project of this magnitude to life.
I Finally Went to the “Small Prado for Texas” — and Raimundo de Madrazo Is the Reason You Should Too
I kept telling myself I’d visit the Meadows Museum “one day”… until Raimundo Madrazo finally pulled me in. What I found was a hidden DFW treasure Spanish art, breathtaking portraits, and a once-in-a-rare-while retrospective making its U.S. debut right here in Dallas. If you’ve ever felt intimidated by museums (or you just love discovering the city’s best-kept secrets), keep reading—this one might become your new favorite plan.
DFW Spring Break Starts Early: Epic Waters + Circus = “Two for One” Fun
Spring Break in Dallas–Fort Worth is starting early—and it’s coming with a bonus. Epic Waters in Grand Prairie is bringing back the splash, the thrills, and (new this year) a FREE circus experience included with admission. If you’re looking for an easy, weather-proof plan for friends or the whole family + pro tips to make the day stress-free, keep reading.
Champaña, jazz y drama: por qué The Great Gatsby es la noche de Broadway que Dallas tiene que vivir este febrero
La adaptación teatral de The Great Gatsby aterriza en Dallas por tiempo limitado y trae consigo todo el glamour de los años veinte, energía de jazz y ese drama clásico americano que nunca pasa de moda, en el Music Hall at Fair Park.
Last-Minute, Still Thoughtful: 10 Valentine’s Day Ideas in Dallas–Fort Worth When You Didn’t Plan Ahead
No reservations. No panic. Just smart ways to pull off Valentine’s Day without looking like you forgot in DFW.
Champagne, Jazz & Drama: Why The Great Gatsby Is Dallas’ Must-See Broadway Night This February
The stage adaptation of The Great Gatsby is rolling into town for a limited engagement, bringing Roaring Twenties glamour, jazz-infused energy, and iconic American drama to the Music Hall at Fair Park.
DART Transform: Reimagining Transit for Dallas–Fort Worth
Dallas–Fort Worth (DFW) continues to boom. Corporations are opening new headquarters, startups are multiplying, and more families call the region home than ever before. But as the Metroplex grows, so does a daily and costly challenge that affects residents, commuters, and businesses alike: traffic congestion.
The Rise of AI in Marketing: Innovation, Efficiency, and the Trust Factor
From generating images and videos to producing complete advertising campaigns, AI has become a powerful tool in modern marketing. But with this rapid adoption come important questions about creativity, authenticity, and brand credibility.
Broadway Dallas Announces 2026/2027 Season: Phantom, Harry Potter, The Notebook & More
Broadway Dallas just unveiled the 2026/2027 season—and it’s packed with premieres, classics, and pure magic. Full lineup + dates inside.
DFW Just Made National Headlines for the Future of Organ Transplants
UT Southwestern Medical Center in Dallas has been awarded up to nearly $25 million over five years from ARPA-H (a U.S. health innovation agency) to help bioengineer functioning liver tissue using advanced 3D bioprinting.