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Arts & Culture · Dallas Arts District

AT&T Performing Arts Center

The cultural hub of the Dallas Arts District — six venues from the Winspear Opera House to Sammons Park hosting opera, Broadway tours, dance, and free community events.

The Got Weekend take

Why go

The AT&T Performing Arts Center operates a campus of venues in the heart of the Dallas Arts District: the Winspear Opera House, Wyly Theatre, Strauss Square, Sammons Park, Hamon Hall, and the Studio Theatre. The calendar runs wide — recent listings include The Cunning Little Vixen with The Dallas Opera, PILOBOLUS dance, Lyle Lovett and his Small Large Band, Texas Ballet Theater's The Nutcracker, Dallas Theater Center's A Christmas Carol, and free community events like Brass & Jazz in the Park and Reliant Lights Your Holidays. Its stated mission is to be a vibrant cultural hub providing and activating exceptional spaces for artists, artistic organizations, and the community.

  • Six center-operated venues including the Winspear Opera House and Wyly Theatre
  • A calendar spanning opera, Broadway tours, dance, concerts, and comedy
  • Free community events like Brass & Jazz in the Park and Reliant Lights Your Holidays
  • Underground Lexus Red and Lexus Silver parking garages on site

Date nights and groups of friends catching a show, plus families for seasonal fare like The Nutcracker and A Christmas Carol. Free park events make it accessible for casual drop-ins too.

Make it your kind of weekend

  • date night
  • friends
  • family outing

A few visit notes

Parking options include underground, on-site, valet, and self-parking during performance times — Lexus Red sits beneath the Winspear Opera House and Lexus Silver beneath Moody Performance Hall, both accessed from Jack Evans Street. By DART, take the Red or Blue line to Pearl/Arts District station; the campus is three blocks north and one block east. No dress code — wear whatever complements the occasion.

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