Bath House Cultural Center

Indulge in a Little Culture

What makes it fun

The Bath House Cultural Center, nestled on the east shore of White Rock Lake, is the perfect spot to add a little culture to your romance. Originally built in 1930 as Dallas’s first municipal bath house, this space now dazzles as a vibrant cultural hub with galleries, theater, and more. With rotating art exhibitions, gallery talks, and hands-on workshops, you'll be strolling elbow-to-elbow in creative inspiration. Experience intimate live performances in the 116-seat black box theater or the indoor/outdoor lake-level stage. Between gallery hopping and curtain calls, head to the back patio or nearby paths to soak in gorgeous sunset views over the lake.

Google Reviews

4.6

Based on 116 reviews

David Davidson (Big Dave)

21:12 16 Aug 24

Mine and My Wife's first time to visit here today, and we truly enjoyed it! There are a lot of great open-air spaces, walking, hiking, and biking trails and pathways. There are plenty of picnic tables and benches along the lake's shoreline, stunning views, and bike trails and pathways. Even a few outdoor grills for a delicious picnic lunch to enjoy! We will be back, see y'all there!

Sam

03:02 17 Jul 23

The Bath House Cultural Center is undeniably the best spot for watching the sunset at White Rock Lake. With its serene ambiance and picturesque surroundings, it offers a captivating experience. As you enjoy the breathtaking view, you'll be accompanied by a multitude of ducks and geese that add to the charm of the location. The presence of numerous trees further enhances the beauty and tranquility of the setting. The sunsets here are truly remarkable, painting the sky with vibrant hues that leave you in awe. Whether you're a nature lover, a photography enthusiast, or simply seeking a peaceful retreat, the Bath House Cultural Center is a must-visit destination to witness the beauty of sunsets and immerse yourself in the wonders of nature.

Ziesook You (유지숙)

01:52 26 Jun 22

Beautiful place. They renovated and reopen. Now you can see ARt214 collections. They are so kind.

Lilia Estrada

23:39 02 Oct 21

I conducted a paper mache class where we created a sculpture of a Day of the Dead figure called la Catrina. Enrique Fuentes who works there help me put the class together he was fantastic and the class was super fun facility is a wonderful place to do art and sea art. Find me on Instagram Lilia Estrada @artist.estrada

Kateri Cale

16:26 08 Mar 21

You have to get out of your car to enjoy the back side of the Bath House Cultural Center, with its ground level back porch and newly expanded lower level. Best sunsets in Dallas viewed over the lake. A hidden treasure in White Rock Lake Park.