Epic colorful nights under the aurora | Aurora Borealis Observatory

As we gear up for Video Art Night 2025, taking over AT&T Discovery District in Downtown Dallas on April 11th from 7–10pm, we’re pulling back the curtain on the creative processes behind this year’s incredible works! Next up in our studio visits: Christina Hahn, a multidisciplinary artist, curator, and Creative Director of the Dallas Asian American Historical Society, among so many other accolades. Her practice focuses on challenging who creates and embodies legends by exploring imagined worlds.

⭐ Save the Date: VAN 2025 returns April 11th ⭐ We’re thrilled to announce Video Art Night (VAN) in celebration of Dallas Arts Month. The fourth edition of this immersive, one-night exhibition takes over Pegasus Plaza in Downtown Dallas on April 11th from 6pm to 10pm. The evening will showcase outstanding video art by both regional and national artists, chosen by AURORA’s selection committee through an open call. The works will examine the common ground that binds us⁠—whether through values, goal

THIS FRIDAY, immersive public art experience Video Art Night 2025 takes over AT&T Discovery District from 7pm! Planning your visit? Here’s some key things to know before you go. 📽️ VAN takes place at AT&T Discovery District at 308 S Akard St, Dallas, TX 75202 in Downtown Dallas. 📽️ Entry to VAN is FREE! There are only costs associated with parking, food and drink. 📽️ Dalpark Garage is the most affordable place to park near the event which is at 1600 Commerce St. 📽️ If you want to soak up the

The aurora australis lit up Victoria’s night sky Wednesday night in a rare burst of green and purple, with the spectacle stretching unusually far across Australia. A severe geomagnetic storm pushed the southern lights well north of their normal range, and there’s one final chance to see them again tonight. Forecasters expect the best viewing around sunset before activity begins to fade. Skywatchers are urged to find dark, open areas with a clear horizon for the best chance of catching the displa