Dallas Convention Center
The Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center (formerly the Dallas Convention Center) is a…
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The Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center (formerly the Dallas Convention Center) is a…
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Read MoreMany great acts have graced the stage of the Beacon which is known for its superior acoustics, including the…
Read MoreThe tragic events of May 4, 1970, when National Guardsman fired upon protesting students, killing four of them – Allison Krause,
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Read MoreAs part of their “Roadhouse Blues Tour”, the Doors played here and most…
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