Visit the museum at
700 S. Coppell Rd. in Coppell​
Monday - Friday, 11 a.m. - 5 p.m. 
Saturday, 10 a.m. - 1 p.m.
Admission is Free

A Tribute to Fire Chief Kevin Richardson on His Retirement
Remembering the JFK Assassination
Legendary Locals Portrait Exhibit
February 5th to March 9th at the Coppell Arts Center Lobby
The Legendary Locals Portrait Exhibit salutes just some of the many individuals and organizations whose significant contributions to Coppell deserve greater recognition.  It is a collection of twenty portraits taken by local portrait photographer Tracy Allard.  Here is a list of the people in the portraits:
  • Buddy Echols, Brad Hunt, Jeff Turner, Laura Springer, Leanne Shivers
  • Cecil & Mark Dobecka
  • Clay Phillips
  • Cliff Long
  • Danny Barton
  • Hannah Bilka with partents and Team USA 2026 poster
  • Jackie Parrish
  • Jan Lorrain
  • Janis Wilson Arthur
  • Liz Minyard
  • Local Diner: Jonathan & Christiana Crump, Eric Picket and Margaret Brightwell
  • Marvin Franklin
  • Mayors of Coppell
  • Mike Land
  • Richard & Barbara Lee & Kevin Richardson at Big Red
  • Ron Chapman
  • Rory & Sarah Carrick
  • Solomon Thomas with parents and Walter Payton Award poster
  • Tom Elwood
  • Vonita White


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