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Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center
Home of the Dallas Symphony Orchestra in the Dallas Arts District, with a concert calendar spanning classical masterworks, pops, holiday shows, and guest artists like Yo-Yo Ma.

Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center

The Got Weekend take
Why go
The Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center is the home of the Dallas Symphony Orchestra, hosting classical programs like Ravel & Gershwin and Tchaikovsky's Piano Concerto No. 1 alongside pops concerts, holiday favorites such as Holidays with the DSO and Disney's The Muppet Christmas Carol in Concert Live to Film, and star soloists including Yo-Yo Ma. The Eugene McDermott Concert Hall requires a ticket for every patron regardless of age, and children under 4 are not admitted to classical concerts. The DSO recommends arriving and parking at least 30 minutes before the concert; the Guest Services Center, the on-site buffet restaurant Opus, and the Symphony Shop open two hours before each performance.
- Home of the Dallas Symphony Orchestra in the Eugene McDermott Concert Hall
- Calendar spans classical masterworks, pops, and holiday concerts with guest artists like Yo-Yo Ma
- On-site buffet restaurant Opus and Symphony Shop open two hours before each concert
- ADA-accessible seating on the Orchestra Terrace level and accessible restrooms throughout
A polished date night or a refined evening with friends; families with kids 4 and up for pops and holiday programming.
Make it your kind of weekend
- date night
- friends
- family outing
A few visit notes
Arrive and park at least 30 minutes before the concert; the hall opens 30 minutes before each performance and latecomers are seated at the house manager's discretion. Exterior doors lock 30 minutes after each concert — the Hall Arts parking garage is reachable via the Crockett Street and Pearl Street elevators. No photos or recording allowed in the hall. Every patron, including infants, needs a ticket per Dallas Fire Code.
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