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1910 Pacific Ave
Dallas, TX 75201

Founded in July 1994... The Church is open on Thursday and Sunday nights, though we occasionally host special events on other nights. Inspired by Carlos Menendez and Frankie Morales and their long running theme night, which began in Miamis "Velvet" nightclub, The Church provides Dallas most unique nightclub experience. The Church is located at 2424 Swiss Avenue, in the Swiss Avenue historic district. The original building was constructed in 1899 as a trolley car repair station, and is listed in the north Texas Haunted Building Registry. Paranormal researchers have confirmed that the building is, in fact, haunted, and we occasionally experience paranormal activity. The building underwent an extensive renovation in 1974 as the Grand Crystal Palace Dinner Theater. The Video Bar is actually a separate building, constructed in 1974, as an addition to the Grand Crystal Palace. The Church features 5 separate lounges, 3 DJs, and a rooftop patio with an incredible view of the city. The musical landscape includes everything from Ambient Sounds, Neo Gothic, current and classic Industrial, EBM, Electro, Dark House, and the occasional musical "surprise."

Luxx Nightclub | A fresh perspective on luxury. Tucked in the shadows of downtown Dallas (723 N. Pearl Street Dallas, TX 75202) and inspired by the idea of urban retreat, Luxx Nightclub has poised itself as the icon of downtown chic. Quintessential to the Dallas nightlife experience, the prestigious, two-level nightclub affords an opportunity to indulge in the hyper-luxury sector-where passion and energy bubble over in extravagance. Rediscover luxury in the sensuously visioned 4,000 square foot, innovatively designed haute spot. The sleek, modern accents merely compliment and maintain the stealth luxury known as the ultimate locale for nightlife. Gaze over floor-to-ceiling mirrored walls capturing bold glamour with plush, custom-crafted VIP booths beyond standard. Blending casual comfort and subtle sophisticated style, trend-setting guests are invited to savor the intimacy of the 2,500 square foot upstairs loft with stunningly designed interiors. Just steps away is the hideaway ambiance of the Mezzanine rooftop patio and bar, perfectly showcased and ready to explore. Catering to the elite, multiple bars highlighted with select wines and spirits and exclusive beers, serve as a backdrop to this phenomenal culture of pleasure. Ideally suited for the upscale, sophisticated clientele ages 21-45, Luxx Nightclub’s enticing minimalist design transforms to an atmosphere of wealth, glamour, and glitter when renowned deejays take center stage and command the acclaimed state of the art lighting and sound system. With a deliberate balance of excess and escape, Luxx Nightclub boasts a compelling distinction from other venues, offering top-tiered staff focused on heightened quality and superior service. Socialites consider themselves connected in this thrill-a-minute city when granted access to the pinnacle of luxury known as Luxx Nightclub…The most sought after destination to entertain and socialize. By: Krista Kelley PR www.kristakelleypr.com

Eat, drink, and play at downtown's newest dining and entertainment concept. From lobster corn dogs to specialty cocktails, Union Park presents a much needed respite from the downtown rush. Catch a game, shoot some pool, or just soak up the atmosphere in Dallas' concrete oasis.

Walk into The Room on Main and you will discover a room that has captured the spirit of Downtown Dallas: warm and friendly, yet sophisticated and elegant. The beautifully restored historic ballroom has natural wood floors, antique chandeliers, and 22-foot ceilings with 15-foot windows on three sides for great views. This 6,000 square foot ballroom will accommodate up to 300 people and is the perfect facility for wedding receptions, celebrations, or corporate events. The room can be set in banquet, classroom or theatre configurations.

BEAT THE HEAT & CELEBRATE THE WEEKEND BEFORE CINCO DE MAYO! APRIL 30! Taco Libre is a celebration of the region's best taquerias. Tacos, Tacos, Tacos, Tequila, Lucha Libre and Live Music! TICKETS ON SALE NOW! Be sure to grab yours in advance - last year's event was sold out. tickets: www.prekindle.com/tacolibre TACOS - 21 of the region's BEST taquerias curated by Taco Trail's Jose Ralat including: Chile Pepper Grill Cinco Tacos Cocina + Tequila(formerly La Zaranda Modern Kitchen + Tequila)* Come Taco * El Padrino Dallas El Tizoncito * Flatlanders Taco Company* Holy frijole La Norteña Tortilleria Resident Taqueria Revolver Taco Lounge * Salsa Limon * Taco Heads Tacodeli * Tacoholics Tacos Mariachi TacoStopDallas Taqueria La Ventana Taqueria Saltillo Trompo Urban Taco * Valentina's Tex Mex BBQ (ATX)* * listed in Texas Monthly's 'The 120 Tacos You Must Eat Before You Die' issue MUSICA Mariachi El Bronx, Grupo Fantasma, Larry g(EE), and MAYTA will be taking the stage at Taco Libre! PRICING $16.00 GOOD FOR ALL DAY. ENTER ANYTIME (3-10PM) $70.00 VIP GOOD FOR ALL DAY. ENTER ANYTIME (2-10PM) Includes exclusive VIP only entry an hour early to get a jump start on tacos at 2PM, (2) Complimentary Drinks, (1) Commemorative Mug, VIP Bar, VIP Bathroom, Shaded VIP Seating and Access to the Viewing Area. Children's Pricing: 5 and under are free Ages 6-12 are $10. Available at the gate only www.tacolibredallas.com

The 7th Annual Homegrown Festival will once again fill vibrant Downtown Dallas with music and art at Main Street Garden Park on Saturday May 14th. The bands, all with ties to the state of Texas, will be performing many genres and styles of music on the Shiner Beer stage and the Chevy Music Showcase stage. As a family friendly bonus, kids under the age of 10 are absolutely FREE! This one-day event takes place at Main Street Garden Park, at 1900 Main St. (between Harwood and St. Paul). Gates open at 11am. Tickets, including VIP and bundles including a custom limited edition T-shirt, are now available.

SPC ENTERTAINMENT is an elite conglomerate free enterprise & equal opportunity employer with lots of incentives & fringe benefits. SPC DREAM TEAM operates an upscale modeling & adult entertainment agency that manages and also promotes a wide variety of erotic adult jobs ranging from modeling shoots, calendar shoots, video shoots for all of you talented dancers & sexy video vixens, bachelor parties, private 1 on 1 strip teases, nude modeling, couple shoots, erotic house cleaning services while modeling the latest intimate lingerie & trendiest fashions, webcam shows, back rubs, full body rubs, sponge baths, full body scrubs, professional escorting, domination and S&M role play positions, inclusive dinner dates as well as many other discreet upscale paid outing events.

Evan Godwin Photography sets out to do one thing, and one thing only: provide quality, affordable photography. We don't focus on high-priced prints or pushing album sales; we focus on providing excellent digital photographs for your wedding. Started in 2009 by Evan Godwin while attending SMU for his business degree, Evan Godwin Photography has grown to serve over 100 weddings a year on top of portrait and commercial clients. We're here to make photography the easy part of your wedding. Get in touch with us to check availability and set up a consultation! Also available for other events, portraits and commercial projects. Consultations available by appointment only.

Kollaboration is an annual event and movement produced by young Asian and Pacific Islander professionals and students, volunteering their time and skills to celebrate the vast talents of their community and hopefully bring them into the mainstream.

Located at 1910 Pacific Ave. Ste. 14235 Dallas,TX 75201 Life Changes Learning Center offers Mediation to couples that want a solution to their problems. Different from couples counseling, couples mediation gives the participants the opportunity to come up with solutions to resolve issues with a neutral third party

Health Wildcatters’ focus is early stage healthcare startups that come from a variety of niches. Healthcare IT, digital health, mobile health companies, medical device, diagnostic and pharma companies have found their way into our portfolio. Health Wildcatters provides an initial seed investment and mentorship for startups in the early stages of funding and development. The healthcare niche brings up a few more twists, but that makes it more interesting. The specific challenges of selling into the healthcare market, dealing with regulatory constraints and the slower pace of adoption are why we are here. Health Wildcatters expanded into a larger role, which focuses on healthcare innovation beyond their accelerator program, when they officially opened up their new space at 1910 Pacific. The space features an event and presentation area, a co-working space, as well as private offices. HW has expanded their reach to provide a resource center for various healthcare organizations and thought leaders.

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The Titche-Goettinger Building is one of Dallas' original broad-front department stores located along St. Paul Street between Main and Elm Street in downtown Dallas, Texas (USA). The structure currently houses apartments, retail space, and the Universities Center at Dallas. It is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and is a contributing property in the Harwood Historic District and Main Street District. It is also located across the street from Main Street Garden Park.HistoryIn 1902, Edward Titche formed a partnership with Max Goettinger and the two established Titche-Goettinger, a department store, on the southeast corner of Elm and Murphy Streets in downtown Dallas. By 1904, operations had outgrown the Elm/Murphy location and the store moved to the year-old Wilson Building. By 1928, the store had again outgrown itself and construction began on a new building two blocks east in an area known as "Uptown".Located along St. Paul between Elm and Main, the new flagship building designed by noted architect George Dahl opened in November 1929 as one of the largest department stores in the Southwest. It consisted of seven floors plus basement and sub-basement. The exterior was clad in Indiana Limestone with Italian Florentine detail in Renaissance Revival style, while the inside featured Art Deco design elements.

Behind the stately limestone porticos, glimmering shop windows and twinkling marquees that line Main Street, you’ll find the neighborhood’s original foundation matches its opulent façade. Downtown Dallas isn’t just a trendy modern hub—these streets are deeply rooted in sophisticated style and theatrical entertainment. Back in the day, theatre and fashion not only went hand in hand here, but gave the neighborhood a glow that rivaled the glamour of Broadway. Streamlined railways and streetcars ushered in legendary performers, silver screen stars and the audiences who came to see them. Magnificent theatres sat alongside opulent opera houses. Tailoring all of it to the stylish tastes of the times was the landmark Titche-Goettinger department store. By setting up shop in the middle of the social hub of the city, Edward Titche and Max Goettinger quickly made a name for themselves while keeping pace with the budding Vaudeville acts that stole the headlines. Built on the former site of the Dallas Opera House, their new flagship store was perfectly situated for eager fashionistas flocking to downtown from surrounding suburbs to shop the rousing scene. With a three-ton neon sign on Elm Street, an imaginative refrigerated fur coat vault and an unheard-of price tag of $2.5 million, Titche-Goettinger’s seven-story spectacle spared no expense on state-of-the-art technology. The store was a showpiece of modern design and Art Deco decor, with fixtures of brass and white milk glass, terrazzo floors and diagonal corner windows that caught the eyes of all who strolled by. Inside, shoppers were met with an impressive six floors of merchandise tailored to fit almost any need, from wigs and furs on the second floor to an after-shopping snack in the Tea Room. So, whether guests were looking for a head-to-toe look for the opera that night or wanted an updated ‘do from the in-store beauty salon, Titche-Goettinger had it all… Right down to the finishing touches. Above each display window on the exterior are symbols representing various retail trades. At its St. Paul entrance, inlaid medallions of cotton and wheat signify the two core crops of Texas. At its Elm Street entrance, timber and manufacturing; and, at the Main Street entrance, cattle and oil. Color-changing nightlight sconces added a “big city” feel to the town’s growing skyline—that nowadays fits right in with downtown’s glowing landscape. A few blocks down, flickering marquee lights and the sounds of Wurlitzers used to fill the streets as The Melba, Tower, Palace, Rialto Capitol, Fox and Strand overflowed with audiences in their latest Nardis fashions each night. Although grandest of all on Theatre Row was the Majestic—the only one standing today. Its baroque Corinthian columns, egg-and-dart molding, crystal chandeliers, marble fountain, black and white marble floors and twin marble staircases complete what is a lasting and illustrious monument to Vaudeville. So, you see, between the marvelous shopping meccas and distinguished downtown stages, the groundwork was paved long ago for Dallas to shine as a fashion capital and grand statement of style, one still standing tall in a spotlight all its own.