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Monday-Friday: 12pm-2am

Saturday: 11am - 2am

Sunday: closed

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Mello House

Housed discretely within the historic State Buildings in Perth CBD, Mello House is a meeting place for the engaged and curious. A place where boundaries between individuals, origins and cultural backgrounds dissolve and come together to share ideas, thought and experiences.

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1880 (NEW)

1880 believes that where diverse minds gather, great ideas bloom. This exceptionally comfortable club provides a salon space to meet, connect and relax, a restaurant that turns into a bar at night, an all-day dining restaurant, and Mei, a spa and grooming space.  

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The Green Room

Tropical atmosphere, fresh breezes and memorable experiences...

A space where tropical lushness meets an indoor and outdoor dining concept. With a relaxed and cozy dining experience seen throughout, dine with the windows open, a fresh breeze and memorable culinary experience.

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To Go

To place your to-go order or for curbside service, please call 214-550-2878 (ext. 1).


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Citizen House

Welcome to Citizen House, an exclusive private members club situated on the fourth floor of the prestigious Citizen building in the heart of downtown Oklahoma City. Spanning an impressive 14,000 square feet, our club encompasses a selection of exquisite culinary concepts, sophisticated bars, inviting lounges, and elegant private event spaces.Designed by the acclaimed Michaelis Boyd, with offices in London and New York City, the interior reflects a perfect blend of modern sophistication and timeless elegance. 

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Tom Hoitsma

Park House Dallas is excited to welcome Dallas-based artist Tom Hoitsma for a mixed media pop-up of his highly visual sculptures and fluid oil paintings.

Tom Hoitsma’s artistic career has been both long and winding, but the route to his latest body of work was clear and direct. After a tornado swept through his Dallas neighborhood in 2019, Hoitsma and his daughter went out to survey the damage. “It was like a war zone,” he remembers. “You see these things on television, but to actually stand in front of your neighbor’s house that has been destroyed, it’s different.” 

Through the wreckage, Hoitsma discovered scraps of aluminum gutters, which he then brought back to his studio. Hoitsma bent and colored the pieces to resemble abstract hearts. “I started shaping and repainting them in incredibly joyful shades, inspired by the resiliency of the human spirit,” he recalls. Though metal wall sculptures may seem like a departure from his large abstract paintings, they reflect a return to themes of hope and renewal central to his artistic vision.

ABOUT THE ARTIST
Tom Hoitsma was raised in New Jersey, just 15 miles from New York City, and pursued a fine arts degree at Skidmore College. At Skidmore, Tom studied under world-renowned art historian and author Harry Gaugh, PhD, whose guidance was instrumental in deepening his understanding of abstract expressionist painters. Tom also interned with feminist artist Miriam Schapiro and worked at Barbara Gladstone’s Manhattan gallery. His experience with Schapiro profoundly influenced his artistic journey and continues to shape his paintings today. Disillusioned with the 1980s New York City art scene, Tom eventually moved to Texas to pursue a career in television, documentary filmmaking, and music. After years away from visual arts, Tom returned to painting, creating works that resonate deeply with his past influences. Though sculpture was an earlier passion, it took time to establish a studio and acquire the necessary tools to bring his visions to life. In addition to his artistic pursuits, Tom has produced a variety of award-winning music television series, including the ongoing documentary series, The Texas Music Scene, which continues to air nationwide.

To view Tom's catalog of available pieces for sale at Park House, click here. To view Tom's website, click here.

214-546-8473 | info@tomhoitsma.com | @hoitsma_art

Chromed Flower - 48" X 53" aluminum & auto paint

Criss-Crossed Heart - 48" X 53" aluminum & auto paint

Heart With A Silver Thread - 48" X 53" aluminum & auto paint

Jagged Heart - 65" X 55" aluminum & auto paint

LS #44 - 84" X 74" acrylic & latex on canvas

LS #66 - 84" X 74" acrylic & latex on canvas

LS #72 - 84" X 74" acrylic & latex on canvas

Muted Tangle - 48" X 53" aluminum & auto paint

The Bouquet - 65" X 55" aluminum & auto paint

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Dining Reservations

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-We are unable to guarantee seating on the Trellis. You may request the Trellis and we will do our best to accommodate you!

For Dining Reservations only, please book below. For parties of eight or more, please call (214) 550-2878

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BlakeSt

Nestled in the heart of Downtown Bentonville, BlakeSt is a vibrant modern social club designed to foster connection, wellness, and community. More than just a place to gather, BlakeSt is where you’ll find a second home---whether you’re collaborating with fellow Members, breaking a sweat in a fitness class, sharing a meal around the table, or relaxing by the pool. Join us at BlakeSt, where we believe we go farther together.

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Daniel Taylor

Bar & Lounge Operations Manager

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Jennifer Salamanca

Front Desk Manager

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ALTO

Park House Members receive 1 year of complimentary Alto membership. With Alto, you can expect a safer, more comfortable ride every time with professional employee drivers, company-owned luxury SUVs, and thoughtful amenities like chargers & water bottles. Alto Members save 30% on every ride and unlock prescheduled bookings. To view the perk, please click the button below.

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Haynsworth Photography

Park House Members receive 20% discount on all family portrait products from Haynsworth Photography. For booking appointments, please visit www.haynsworthphotography.com, or email studio@haynsworthphotography.com, or call 214-559-3700. Members should mention their Park House membership to receive the discount.

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Scratch Golf Club

Park House members receive 50% off initiation fee and 15% off monthly dues at Scratch Golf Club. 

Scratch Golf Club is a members only indoor golf facility located 10 minutes way from Park House. Scratch is designed to be a home for golfers to play 24/7. Featuring 4 TrackMan simulator bays, indoor putting greens and a conference space, this facility is built for players to practice, play 300+ courses, or play games.

This facility is fantastic for any skill level golfer looking to enjoy more golf. Families and children are welcome! 

Please call 844-413-1701 or email hello@scratchgc.com to learn more.

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THRIVE


Park House members will receive 20% all IV and recovery services and 30% all BTL Aesthetic packages (EmSculpt Neo, EmFace and EmTone).
5301 W. Lovers Lane #103, 214-214-3747.

To take advantage of this perk, please present your Digital Membership Card at the location. Valid at DFW locations only.


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Evolve Human Optimization

Park House Members receive a 20% discounts off Day Passes and Memberships. Simply show your Digital Membership Card when purchasing or email dallas1@EvolveHumanLabs.com a copy of your Digital Membership Card.

Evolve Human Optimization features 4 custom cold plunges, a 20-person Norwegian sauna, red light rooms, infrared saunas, compression, vibration, percussion, inversion, meditation technologies, zero gravity massage chairs and cutting-edge light and vibration therapies. No appointments required and members can enjoy as many modalities as they choose during each visit.

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The Moore

The Club at The Moore is a private social club, located on the second floor of the landmark Moore building in the heart of Miami Design District. The nearly 20,000-square-foot space includes a members-only restaurant led by Executive Chef Joe Anthony, formerly of Michelin-starred Gabriel Kreuther in New York City; a house art collection, curated by art advisor and collector Monica Kalpakian and showcasing mixed media works by noted artists. The space multiple bars and lounges, which offer an array of cocktails curated by internationally renowned mixologist Nico de Soto; and invitations to private events, off-site travel excursions and interesting programming covering a range of topics, from fashion and design to technology and innovation, fine art, culinary, wine and spirits and more.

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Park House Houston

Park House Houston is dedicated to curating world class, culturally enriched experiences — inside and outside of our house. Our membership includes a diverse group of epicureans and creatives, entrepreneurs and business leaders, philanthropists and more. Here, we exchange ideas, dine, dance and otherwise elevate the everyday.

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STEFANIA NAZZAL X PARK HOUSE

STEFANIA NAZZAL X PARK HOUSE

About the Exhibition
Lucid Dreams. A color turns and shifts in gradient. Beyond a plane’s oval window, the horizon stretches endlessly. As the sun sets beneath hazy clouds, the mind wanders. These are the fleeting moments that Stefania Nazzal captures in her latest body of work. In a kind of fullness that is attained when one empties the mind and escapes, she alludes to states of consciousness that impart a sharp sensory awareness. As dreamy texts contemplate other ways of being, sheer luminescence promises a world of our own making. It is a world that Nazzal understands.

Where color floods the senses Nazzal points to natural phenomena that are all-encompassing. In a deeply layered artistic process, she meticulously chooses every component and shift in tone as a means of dissecting colors we see in nature and those we don’t. There’s a notion of plenitude in the way hues conjoin and shimmer. Her seemingly contained works incorporate a rich palette of PVC strings that teeter between solidity and fluidity. She has mastered materials, which, known for more pliable forms in friendship bracelets and keychains, are now sculptural flows that stream like thoughts.

In a new series of work, Is This The True Story (2024), Nazzal moves from the sky as her canvas to a monochrome page in which she invites the viewer in. In three gestural forms akin to crumpled paper, she subtly distorts her streaming lines, removing elements of her former work in order to begin anew. Color is subdued and gradient disappears. A steely pastel blue is interrupted by the shock of a bright orange on the backside. By not revealing the full image as flat, Nazzal marks an in-between state, starting and stopping to witness and question reality as one might in a lucid dream.

In this subjective world, a sense of control is relinquished and an unknown narrative unfolds, Revealing traces of her creative process, her new series offers the viewer a peek into the capsule of her mind, in which movement towards another story is shown as a progression, a freeze frame of three moments in time — the idea of suspension. The works unravel and open out from the wall and away from the notion of a solid frame. The plane window turns into a more abstract representation of change and color.

About the Artist
Stefania Nazzal (b. 1976) is a Swiss artist who currently lives and works in Dubai. Nazzal trained at the Cyprus Academy of Art and at Central Saint Martins in London. Working in mixed media, Nazzal weaves together deep colours to create dreamlike often paradoxical compositions, through a meticulous creative process. Through her practice she performs a reflection, refraction and dispersion of light, constructing whimsical colourscapes that depict the spectrum of light in multicolored forms. Driven by nature and natural phenomena, Nazzal strives to craft diverse realms.

All of the works in the show are for sale. To learn more about the artists, pricing and availability, click here.

FLEETING MOMENTS (1-8)

INTO THE HORIZON (3)

IS THIS THE TRUE STORY (1-3)

SKY HIGH (1&2)

SOUNDSCAPE (1-3)

THE STARS WE DON’T SEE

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Edison House

Located in the heart of downtown Salt Lake City, Edison House is a social club, reimagined for those looking to energize and elevate their day-to-day experience. Edison House features 3 stories of beautifully designed spaces featuring a rooftop pool, two full-service restaurants, 4 different bars, a jazz parlor, and much more. Members enjoy full access to our curated spaces, unique programming & events, and a community of Salt Lake’s most thoughtful go-getters. Welcome to New Salt Lake City, we can’t wait to see you.

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Park House Local Artist Wall x Galleri Urbane

Galleri Urbane, located in the Design District of Dallas, Texas, is a contemporary art gallery, founded in Silver City, New Mexico, in 2000. The Dallas location opened in 2009, where the gallery remains today. Since its founding, Galleri Urbane has advocated for the careers of contemporary, emerging and mid-career artists from across the United States and abroad, now representing more than 20 artists. These painters, sculptors, photographers, mixed- media artists, and conceptual artists share a the mission to innovate their media beyond traditional applications and conventions. These various approaches to art fuel the gallery in solo and group exhibitions every seven weeks — about eight shows each year. Two exhibitions run concurrently and works by gallery artists rotate in the Viewing Room, adjacent to the two main galleries. Galleri Urbane continues to maintain relationships with artists, collectors, curators, and critics internationally after more than 20 years. (Ree Willaford : Director/Curator; Jason Willaford : Head Registrar, Installation and logistics manager)

To view PH's Local Artist Wall, click here.

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Kaleta Doolin, Park House 2023

Kaleta Doolin, Park House 2023

About the Exhibition
Over the course of her career, Dallas-based artist Kaleta Doolin has developed an enigmatic style to facilitate her intersectional social critique. Casting traditionally domestic items in steel and iron, her sculptural work problematizes cultural equations of femininity with delicacy. Rusting doilies and patinaed florals carry on the legacies of their referents, putting Doolin in dialogue with artists like Betye Saar, Méret Oppenheim and Louise Bourgeois. At Park House, Steel Lace speaks to the artist’s new and existing accomplishments in sculpture, textiles, installation and conceptual art. Her inventive use of textiles — either as stencils, molds or mixed with metals — harnesses the emotional power of objects and symbols, denaturing their biases and grounding them in a contemporary feminist sensibility. Doolin draws on the accomplishments of those before her, encouraging future generations to eschew the oppressive constraints of domesticity as it was, and still is, exercised on women.

About the Artist
Kaleta Doolin (b. 1950) lives and works in Dallas, TX. Doolin is a feminist artist known for her interdisciplinary and critical application of industrial materials and found objects. In the foreword to Doolin’s forthcoming book, Jessica Morgan, director of the Dia Art Foundation, writes, “Delighting in the act of transformation, in Doolin’s hands hard becomes pliable; solid becomes porous; and delicate becomes durable.” Her work can be found in collections at the Museum of Modern Art, New York, the Elizabeth A. Sackler Center for Feminist Art, Brooklyn Museum, the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, and the Victoria and Albert Museum, London, England. In addition to her ongoing work as an artist, Doolin was co-director of the 5501 Columbia Art Center from 1992 to 2001 and was the co-founder of the Texas African American Photography Archives.

About the Gallery
Erin Cluley Gallery is a contemporary art gallery representing emerging, mid-career, and established artists from Dallas and the United States. The gallery presents a provocative program of artists working in both traditional and alternative forms including painting, sculpture, new media, photography, sculptural installation and public intervention. In April 2021, Cluley opened Cluley Projects – a satellite location in West Dallas acting as an incubator space focusing on regional artists and providing a platform for discovery and mentorship.

All of the works in the show are for sale. To learn more about the artists, pricing and availability, click here.

Calico Quilt Square #1, 2023

Calico Quilt Square #3, 2023

Calico Quilt Square #5, 2023

Rose and Dagger

Valentine for Alan

Vibrations, 2022-2023; Neon Memory, 2023; Nosegay, 2023

Vindication #7 - #12, 2023

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CORE: NYC

CORE: is a global community of relentlessly curious, unlike-minded individuals who defy definitions and approach life as a journey of discovery. While CORE: Milano and San Fransico are underway, CORE: New York welcomes you to its stunning new location at 711 5th Avenue, featuring luxury suites, state-of-the-art wellness facility with a customized focus on health optimization and longevity, advanced equipment, innovative programming and body care, our Theater and Gallery, two of the spaces CORE: dedicates to hosting an extensive calendar of cultural programming discussions, and three different dining experiences: a speakeasy called Leo’s; and Culinary Lab featuring guest chefs from around the world; plus our destination restaurant 555, which is surrounded by 6,000 square feet of terrace spaces with views of Central Park. Permitted 3 visits a year to each CORE: location.

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