It has become a fixture in Southlake’s already stellar reputation for artistry and handsome urban culture. Art in the Square will showcase 150 of some of the nation’s top artists to benefit local charities supporting women, children and families.

Tens of thousands of visitors flock to Southlake Town Square to view the curated artwork and fabulous entertainers that take the stage each of the three nights of Art in the Square. This fine art jubilee, which takes place from April 22-24, isn’t without your favorite festival food and beverages, and if quality family fun doesn’t get your attention—free admission might!

The tremendous endeavor is led by Southlake Women’s Club, a highly-respected nonprofit in its own right with over 150 members and unrivaled community engagement. The club has been a pillar in the Southlake and surrounding community for three decades and raises funds for scholarships, grants and school supplies throughout the year.

The club forms a vigorous committee to carefully select each represented artist and beneficiary organization. Since launching in 2000 the event proceeds have generated over $2M in vital funding to local charities. GRACE is honored to be among the beneficiaries for providing relief to families in crisis by providing food, clothing, housing and education to those struggling in the community.

Producing this event is a colossal undertaking that relies on countless hours of preparation from Southlake Women’s Club members and community leaders.

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Kris Nelson, Art in the Square Chair

“It’s humbling to be part of an event that has evolved into such a vibrant community tradition” says Art in the Square Chair Kris Nelson. “More beautiful still is the profound impact we can make on children and families facing hardship this year.”

The 2016 Art in the Square will take place on April 22-24. For a complete event details and the full entertainment lineup visit ArtintheSquare.com.