Arts & Culture · Downtown
Majestic Theatre
A 1921 vaudeville house and the last survivor of Elm Street's historic 'Theatre Row,' hosting concerts, comedy, and performing arts in downtown Dallas.
Majestic Theatre
The Got Weekend take
Why go
The historic Majestic Theatre, built in 1921, is described by the City of Dallas as one of the most elegant and historic performing arts spaces in the Southwest. It's the last standing theater of 'Theatre Row,' Dallas's historic Elm Street entertainment center, and now operates as a division of the City of Dallas Office of Arts and Culture. The calendar runs wide — concerts, performing arts, and comedy presented by national and local artists, promoters, and nonprofit arts organizations, plus corporate events.
- 1921 landmark and the last surviving theater of Dallas's historic Elm Street 'Theatre Row'
- Year-round lineup of concerts, comedy, and performing arts from national and local acts
- City-run venue in the City Center District, steps from the West End and downtown dining
- Intimate historic house that hosts nonprofit arts organizations alongside touring acts
Date nights and friend groups catching a concert or comedy show, and anyone who loves historic venues.
Make it your kind of weekend
- date night
- friends
- solo exploring
A few visit notes
Box office hours and ticket prices vary by show — check the event listing or call the theatre at (214) 670-3687. The venue sits on Elm Street downtown, within walking distance of West End dining.
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