Music Hall at Fair Park Information and Schedule

Nestled among the greatest concentration of genuine exposition art deco architecture in the world, the Music Hall at Fair Park made its grand theatrical debut on October 10, 1925, with the musical premiere of Sigmund Romberg's, The Student Prince. However the real star of the show was the grand Hall itself which was dedicated "to the good, the true and the beautiful".

The Music Hall's design is of a Spanish Baroque style with Moorish architectural influences. It has six soaring stair towers capped with a cast drum, dome, and five great arcade porches overlooking panoramic views of Fair Park. It was remodeled in 1954, and then again in 1972. They expanded the lobby areas to create a grand foyer for the ticket office and space for the Crystal Terrace Restaurant.
Broadway favorites including " Les Miserables," "Miss Saigon," and the Southwest Premier of "The Phantom of the Opera," and grand opera productions such as "Aida," "Madam Butterfly," and "The Barber of Seville," are just some of the presentations having appeared on the spacious Music Hall stage.