Through original film stills, curated costumes, archival footage, and immersive storytelling, this exhibit brings to life the vibrant legacy of flamenco in Hollywood's most glamorous era. At its heart is a special collection of gowns and memorabilia from renowned American flamenco matriarchs and patriarchs—honoring the artists who shaped the cultural bridge between Spain and the Southwest United States.
Narrated in part by renowned Spanish flamencologist Juan Vergillos, the exhibit invites guests to experience the passion and artistry of flamenco through his rich storytelling and historical insight.
Perfect for students, film lovers, fashion enthusiasts, and families alike, this exhibit offers a rare window into the movement, memory, and magic that flamenco brought to the silver screen.
Free admission for children under 12; $15 students | $20 general admission
Includes:
· General exhibit access
· Archival displays, imagery, and curated cultural content
· Special family-friendly pricing
Proceeds benefit The Flame Foundation and its mission to preserve and promote flamenco arts and education in Dallas.
