Shop and Play at the Urban Bazaar
Saturday, March 3 from 10am to 4pm!
The Urban Bazaar is a family-friendly event with over 25 vendors, artists, regional cuisine and musical entertainment indoors at the Pioneer Oaks Shopping Center in Balch Springs, Texas.
Activities include: sports, bounce house, karaoke and more. Have your portrait taken at the on-site photography studio. Try your voice at the karaoke machine. Enjoy some free samples. Test your luck to win a door prize! Get your face painted, hit the bounce house or enjoy a 'contact sport' outdoors.
ADMISSION IS FREE. The event will be held at the Pioneer Oaks Shopping Center, 4000 Pioneer Rd, Suite 102-104, Balch Springs, Texas 75180. There is plenty of free parking.
Proceeds benefit community programs of the Balch Springs Visual and Performing Arts Alliance and The Keneisha Bailey Foundation. For more info call 972-557-1555 or email info@balchspringsartsalliance.org.
Click here for vendor information
CONTACT US
info@balchspringsartsalliance.org
Phone: 972.557.1555
Fax: 972.584.0320
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MARCH VENDORS / EXHIBITORS
As of February 21, 2012
An Art Peace
Balch Springs Arts Alliance
Beijo Hand Bags
Ben's Balloons
Ben's Cotton Candy
Black Dog Gallery
Bounce House / Jay Jackson
Bruce Lyons Guitars
Crafts -n More
Cupcake Creations
Donna's Crocheted Jewelry
Ellie Chavez Photography
Fashion Jewelry, Summer Valles
It Works Body Wraps / AdvoCare Products
Jay Jackson Kids' Events Bounce House
Karaoke Fun
Keneisha Bailey Foundation
Lee Chavez, Guitarist
Mary Kay Cosmetics, Kerra Sims
Merry Heart Face Painting
Miss Linda's Crafts
Natasha's Gift Shoppe
Neal at the Cross
Preacher Man Barbecue
Roxy Stained Glass
Scentsy, Linda Highwood
Trenay's Sweet Treets
Tupperware, Barbara Frausto
Vintage Cabinet Hardware
Woodson Designs
February 4th Bazaar Featured Texas Artist
Brian Drake
Brian says that his medium of choice is acrylic, primarily on canvas. Paintings are composed in layers of color, sometimes with a brush, sometimes with a knife, and sometimes using a combination of both. He has developed his own style over the years which he think comes through regardless of whether he's working in realism, abstract, or impressionism. When asked he says "many styles of painting excite me, get my motor running, if you will, and I will probably never become one of those artists who paints the exact same thing over and over. As long as my work remains exciting to me, then I will always be happy with the result."
Brian's studio is located in Stephenville, Texas, where he showcases the works of over 15 artists sharing any number of arts media. Many of these works were on display at the February Urban Bazaar.
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