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Posted October 19, 2026

AT&T PERFORMING ARTS CENTER OPENS APPLICATION PERIOD FOR THE 2027/2028 SEASON OF ELEVATOR PROJECT

Posted October 15, 2026

AT&T Performing Arts Center’s Annual Brass & Jazz In The Park celebrates New Orleans Jazz In West Dallas

Four Jazz bands and New Orleans Second Line to honor the life and career of Grammy-Award winning Dallas Jazz legend, Roy Hargrove

Posted October 12, 2026

Stage Fright: A Halloween Family Festival Returns to AT&T Performing Arts Center

Co-hosted by the Dallas Police Department, the FREE event will feature zombie dancing, costume contest, adoptable puppies from the SPCA of Texas, and Dallas Zoo’s creepiest creatures!

Posted September 15, 2026

Tickets on Sale for the AT&T Performing Arts Center's 2026/2027 Season of Elevator Project

Posted September 15, 2026

William Shakespeare’s Romeo + Juliet Film In Concert Global Tour Stops At The Majest Theatre On February 24, 2027

Baz Luhrmann's Genre-Bending Blockbuster Returns 30 Years Later as a Cinematic Live-to-Film Event Presales Start Today; Tickets On Sale September 18

Posted September 14, 2026

All Things Equal: The Life and Trials of Ruth Bader Ginsburg 2027 National Tour coming to The Majestic Theater on February 20, 2027

TONY AWARD WINNING PLAYWRIGHT RUPERT HOLMES CAPTURES THE REMARKABLE LIFE OF ONE OF AMERICA'S MOST IMPORTANT PUBLIC FIGURES

Posted September 10, 2026

Spectrum 1 News: Texas arts groups navigate funding, audience changes

Posted September 10, 2026

Original Broadway Stars Of Rent To Headline AT&T Performing Arts Center 2026 Bravo! Gala

Event to Honor Barbara Thomas Lemmon Arts Patron, Philanthropist and a Center Founding Member

Posted September 8, 2026

Fifth Annual Latinidad Festival Returns To Strauss Square, Dallas Arts District

Family-favorite cultural celebration features Latin American arts, cuisine, dance, and more during Hispanic Heritage Month this October

Posted September 4, 2026

Dallas Morning News: The Easter egg in the AT&T Performing Arts Center and Dallas Theater Center merger

What does this agreement say about the future of downtown?