Bishop Arts District
The Bishop Arts District began as several blocks of storefronts built in the early 1900s along the trolley line that […]
Texas Theatre
“The Texas Theatre” is a painting by Katrina Rasmussen. Click here to order prints or purchase the original painting. Built […]
Sylvan Thirty
Located at the corner of Sylvan and Ft. Worth Avenue, Sylvan Thirty is a residential and retail development that has […]
Wynnewood Village
Wynnewood Village is Oak Cliff’s historic shopping center, located off of the corner of Illinois Avenue and Zang Boulevard. Founded […]
X+ District
Named primarily for the distinctive intersection of Davis Street and Kings Highway, the X-Plus (usually spelled X+) District is anchored […]
Bishop Arts Trolley
The Dallas Streetcar, popularly known as the Bishop Arts Trolley, is a free service that runs from Union Station downtown […]
Tyler Station
The former Dixie Wax Paper Company (Dixico) building is now a unique neighborhood hub for artists, business professionals, and start-ups. […]
Oaktoberfest Coming September 25
The 2nd annual Oaktoberfest is happening for this Sunday, September 25 at Tyler Station, 1300 S. Polk Street (75224). The […]
Bastille on Bishop Coming July 14
Celebrate Oak Cliff’s unique French heritage and celebrate Bastille Day in the Bishop Arts District! Bastille on Bishop will be […]
Passport Oak Cliff to be Held October 23-24
Heritage Oak Cliff will offer a new, innovative event for its annual fundraiser: Passport Oak Cliff, a community-wide, multi-activity event […]
Heritage Oak Cliff
Civic Organization
Formerly The Old Oak Cliff Conservation League, Heritage Oak Cliff was formed in 1975. Today, Heritage counts more than 30 member neighborhoods, stretching from Interstate 30 south to Camp Wisdom Road.
Go Oak Cliff
Event Company
Inspiring and supporting the culture that makes Oak Cliff the most welcoming community to work, live, and play.
http://www.GoOakCliff.org
Oak Cliff Advocate
News Site
This site covers all the latest news and events in Oak Cliff.
oakcliff.advocatemag.com
What’s the hardest thing about exploring Dallas’s historic Oak Cliff neighborhood? Cramming my trip into only three days.
Jordan Breal, Texas Monthly Travel Writer
About her visit to Oak Cliff
“I think it’s the best music venue in the country.”
