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Pohl,Dunlap,Cook #1
A fantastic weekend of music and art:
On Friday, April 24th 2026 is “Hometown Hero” Bill Pohl back from Colorado with Eddie Dunlap, Mark Cook and Chris White.
on Saturday , April 25th, opening is SDK: Ken Shimamoto, Kavin Allenson and Darrin Kobetich and headlining is Alex Cunningham and Lisa Cameron.
On Sunday, April 26th is
GARRETT T. CAPPS - San Antone’s country psychedelic Tex Mex singer/ songwriter with an easy going & hip ear to the ground!
GTC’s latest LP, “I Still Love San Antonio” features a laundry list of Texans… Joe King Carrasco, Rosie Flores, Paul Leary (Butthole Surfers) Rosie Flores, Max Baca (Los Texmaniacs) Thor Harris (Swans), the late Augie Myers (Sir Douglas Quintet, Texas Tornados) … y mucho mas.
Capps will perform solo w/ acoustic guitar, fiddle and drum machine.
Toyko, Japan based FERRET NOISE is Yayoi Tsushima, (TsuShiMaMiRe bassist) synth dance effort. ATx guitarist, Nathan Calhoun (We Are The Astroid, Pussy Gillette, Butthole Surfers) will accompany.
STATIC DIARY is the dreamy, poetic piano driven solo outlet by Denton, Tx. multi-instrumentalist / songwriter, Scott Danbom (Centro-Matic, Sarah Jaffe, Drive By Truckers, Alejandro Escovedo).
STUMPTONE - Ft Worth’s favorite psychedelic guitar + trumpet songsmith, Chris Plavidal kicks off the eve of music.
Waxahachie, Tx visual artist, ANDY DON EMMONS, a cowpunk who earned his FFA jacket, will showcase works on paper that depicts daily ranch life & visionary dreams.
Garrett T. Capps
Ferret noise Yayoi Tsushima Nathan Calhoun
Static Diary Scott Danbom
Stumptone Chris Plavidal
Andy Don Emmons
Experience the sunset sky space sequence along with live music
Gallery Night, Spring 2026, another group show of emerging and established local artists in different mediums with live music
Thursday, February 26, 2026 At 8pm at the Grackle Art Gallery (4621 El Campo Av, Fort Worth, 817-615-0681), F#CK THIS!: A Raw Storytelling S
Thursday, February 26th, 3026, doors at 7:30
Let's all have some collective catharsis as we celebrate that universal feeling A LOT of us are feeling right now "F!CK THIS!"
Self-taught, Keith Day has an innate sense of design combining found objects with an eye for color and form.
Gallery hours with the artist will be Wednesdays, Saturdays and Sundays from 1 to 4 for the first couple weeks
1/31/26 An intimate acoustic, oud, flute, vocal performance with two local greats!
Open Studio is every Thursday from 1:00 to 4:00. Opens to ALL creative projects. Bring your own work or use our supplies, free and open to all!
Starting 2026 by sharing works from our permanent collection and with live music from Strung, Drawn and Quartered which is John Jenkins, Darrin Kobetich and Kavin Allenson.
Art by:
Katelyn Townsend
Mike Moffatt
Tammy Bond
Richard Ross
Candace Powers
Danny Owens
Danny Haslett
Terry Horn
Marjie Harry
Bill Cleveland
Mica
Billie Mae Osborne
Marsha Yi Robinson
Jeremy Joel
Charles Coldeway
Melba Northum
Ed Hamell
Paul Wolff
Duane Allenson
Rosalie Kobetich
David Mikitka
Dennis & Isabella Gonzalez
James Surls
Jack Daw Russell
Robbo Standlee
Thomas Bruner
Linda Little
Matthew Sacks
Sybil Allenson
Michelle Garrison
Sheila Bonser
JoeArt LaBerge
Scott Fletcher
Well folks… it’s real now.
After months of searching, applying, and gathering what I could, I finally have enough remote work to take a step I’ve needed for my wellbeing. I’m moving to Colonia del Sacramento, Uruguay- a small, quiet coastal town where life slows down enough for the body and the heart to breathe again.
I chose Uruguay because I need steadiness.
I need safety.
I need healthcare I can actually afford.
I need a pace of life that doesn’t grind me down.
And I need space to rebuild myself- and return to the kind of creating that comes from healing, not from fear.
To mark this threshold, I’m hosting a solo retrospective show on December 13th.
It’s part fundraiser (I can only take what fits in suitcases), part going-away celebration, and part unfolding of the artwork that has carried me through so many chapters of my journey.
These pieces stretch from childhood- when art was the only place I was allowed a voice- to adulthood, where it became how I survived, transformed, and stayed connected to myself when everything else felt uncertain.
This show is both imaginative and raw.
It’s the story of leaving what hurts, honoring what shaped me, and choosing a new life with intention and courage.
If you’ve ever wanted one of my pieces, this is the moment.
Come walk the long arc of my journey with me as I step into a life that feels finally, beautifully aligned.
Every third Sunday, bring an instrument, make noise, all are welcome!