Art Con Wants to Give Your Favorite Dallas Arts Group Some Money

Art Conspiracy, that annual ode to Dallas' ground-level art scene, has put out the call for beneficiaries for its 9th annual charity event. If you're involved in arts education in Dallas, you've got until one minute before midnight on April 1 to get in an application. So hop to it...

By Luke Darby

March 19, 2013

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Art Conspiracy, that annual ode to Dallas' ground-level art scene, has put out the call for beneficiaries for its 9th annual charity event. If you're involved in arts education in Dallas, you've got until one minute before midnight on April 1 to get in an application. So hop to it.

In the last eight years, Art Con says, it's over $140,000 for beneficiaries like Girls Rock and Musical Angels.

Once they've nailed down a beneficiary, Art Con'll also be needing artists and volunteers, so keep a lookout. Who doesn't love a good conspiracy?

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