A New Model of the Woodall Rodgers Deck Park ... This Time Done in LEGO! And: With Jedis!

Joanna Singleton, who handles PR for the Woodall Rodgers Deck Park, was kind enough to send us this photo of the Woodall Rodgers Deck Park fabricated, as you can see, out of LEGO bricks. (I like it better than the actual thing myself.) It made its VIP bow last night...

By Robert Wilonsky

July 2, 2010

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Joanna Singleton, who handles PR for the Woodall Rodgers Deck Park, was kind enough to send us this photo of the Woodall Rodgers Deck Park fabricated, as you can see, out of LEGO bricks. (I like it better than the actual thing myself.) It made its VIP bow last night at NorthPark Center as part of Dallas Cityscapes, the brainchild of David Matthews, who's using the exhibit to raise dough for the East Dallas Community School.

According to NorthPark's events calendar, tickets to the exhibit -- which opened today on Level Two, next to Barneys New York -- run $5 for adults and $3 for kids, and it'll only be up through August 1. Also part of the display are the American Airlines Center and Victory Park (complete with video screens), the Old Red Courthouse, the Wyly Theatre, the Nasher Sculpture Center and Reunion Tower.

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