Galleries are free and open to the public Tues.-Sat. noon to 5 pm
Curated in partnership with Dallas Municipal Archives, this collection highlights the central position of WRR in the Dallas and North Texas community – from its origins in public safety as fire and police dispatch, to its many decades of music programming as an AM station, to its stature today as the premier Classical FM station for a 100-mile radius.
The display features a collection of historical images from the past ten decades, plus rare photos of the many local and international luminaries who have served as advocates for the station. “This isn’t just a celebration of one radio station,” says WRR General Manager and Program Director Mike Oakes. “This is a commemoration of the launch of an entire industry, which not only survives, but thrives, a century on. That said, there is so much history that exists with this one very special radio station, from its very beginnings. WRR was launched as a public service entity, and that commitment carries through to this day.”
Gallery Hours: Tues-Sat from noon to 5PM
Irving Arts Center’s galleries are open for viewing free of charge during regular gallery hours Tuesday through Saturday from noon to 5 PM.
Galleries are free and open to the public Tues.-Sat. noon to 5 pm
Administration Hours:
Monday-Friday: 8am-5pm
Please use east entrance only.
Contact: (972) 252-7558
Gallery Hours:
Tuesday-Saturday: 12pm-5pm
No reservation necessary! Free to view!
Box Office Hours:
Tuesday-Saturday: 12pm-5pm and 1 hour prior to performances.
Contact: (972) 252-2787 (ARTS)