Music Hall at Fair Park

Music Hall at Fair Park is a theatre building in Dallas designed in Spanish Colonial Revival style, notable for its ornamental architectural details throughout the interior and exterior. The venue contains seating for several thousand patrons and functions as a performance space for theatrical productions and musical entertainments.

The building opened in 1925 and introduced a major new performance venue to Dallas. Since that founding, it has grown into an established destination for professional theatre and music productions throughout the region.

The hall has hosted professional theatre and musical productions for many generations and remains a gathering place for the region's performing arts community. Educational programs bring students and families through the doors regularly to experience live performances together.

Parking is available on the grounds and the building provides accessible entry points for all visitors. Wheelchair-accessible seating and accommodations are designed to ensure that people with mobility needs can enjoy performances comfortably.

The building blends its original ornamental features with modern acoustic technology, allowing every type of performance to sound excellent throughout the space. This combination of historic design and contemporary sound systems makes it a special place for all kinds of live entertainment.

Location: Dallas

Inception: October 10, 1925

Architects: Lang & Witchell

Official opening: October 10, 1925

Architectural style: Spanish Colonial Revival architecture

Capacity: 3420

GPS coordinates: 32.78040,-96.76580

Latest update: December 9, 2025 18:43