Pearl/Arts District Station

Bryan Street, east of Pearl Street
Mapsco 45L (Dallas 75202)

Located on Bryan Street east of Pearl Street, Pearl/Arts District Station is served by the Central Business District segment of the DART Rail Red, Blue, Green and Orange lines.

DART Rail Schedules:

Red Line, Blue Line, Green Line, Orange Line

Connecting Bus Routes:

19,  21,  24,  36, 81/82, 84, M-Line Trolley

In addition, all downtown bus routes stop within close proximity to one or more downtown rail stations.

DART's downtown East and West Transfer Centers provide safe, convenient locations to transfer between bus routes and to and from light rail. The West Transfer Center is bounded by Lamar, San Jacinto, Griffin and Pacific, near the West End Station. The East Transfer Center is bounded by Olive, Live Oak, Pearl and Pacific, near Pearl/Arts District Station.

Connecting to M-Line Trolley:

Walk one block west on Bryan Street and one block north on Olive to the M-Line stop located on Federal Street.

Dallas' major art institutions are clustered in the Dallas Arts District at Harwood and Flora, a short walk from DART's Pearl/Arts District Station, St. Paul Station or the M-Line trolley.

• The Dallas Arts District includes:
  • Annette Strauss Square
    
  • AT&T Performing Arts Center
    
  • Belo Mansion / Dallas Legal Education Center
    
  • Booker T. Washington High School for the Performing and Visual Arts
  • Cathedral Shrine of the Virgin of Guadalupe
    
  • Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas
    
  • Dallas Museum of Art
    
  • Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center
    
  • Moody Performance Hall
  • Nasher Sculpture Center
    
  • One Arts Plaza
  • St. Paul United Methodist Church
  • Elaine D. and Charles A. Sammons Park
  • Margot and Bill Winspear Opera House
    
  • Dee and Charles Wyly Theatre
    

Station Art:

Artist Michael Brown created a group of seven towering, copper Sunflowers, which are mounted on stalks and appear to burst from the ground of the platform. The face of each sunflower is a functional clock, highlighted by neon lighting. Each sunflower has independent daylight sensors, which cause the individual sunflowers to light up at different times as dusk approaches. The sculptures are at once surreal and practical – a perfect link between the central business district and the nearby Dallas Arts District. Bursting sunflowers and passing time also reflect the theme of the Downtown Transitway Mall, "City in Motion."

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