A Center-Operated Venue
Annette Strauss Square
An Open-Air Oasis in the Heart of Downtown Dallas
A lively outdoor gathering place where all are welcome, Annette Strauss Square is the perfect destination for family-friendly outings, romantic evenings enjoying music and dancing or get-togethers with friends in a convenient spot. Tucked between some of the nation’s finest arts venues, Strauss Square captures the beauty of the outdoors and the bustle of the Dallas arts community.
Location and parking
2389 Flora St., Dallas TX 75201
The Center offers underground, on-site, valet and self-parking options during performance times. The Lexus Red parking lot is beneath the Winspear Opera House, and the Lexus Silver parking lot is beneath Moody Performance Hall. Both are accessible from Jack Evans Street on the east end of the Dallas Arts District.
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What you need to know
Accessibility
The AT&T Performing Arts Center is dedicated to inclusivity. Accessible parking, assistive listening devices, open captioning, sign language interpretation and sensory-inclusive aid are available.
Please let us know how we can help you when you purchase tickets by contacting the access liaison at 214-978-3632 or access@attpac.org.
About Annette Strauss Square
Named for the late Dallas mayor, Annette Strauss Square provides a vibrant setting for outdoor performances, festivals and events, all surrounded by the city’s dynamic skyline. The venue is adjacent to Elaine D. and Charles A. Sammons Park in the heart of the Dallas Arts District.
Designed by Foster + Partners, the space is open to the public when not being used for events. The venue can accommodate more than 2,000 visitors, with concrete walls bordering the lawn to provide a barrier for ticketed events and to ensure patrons are not distracted by traffic.
Along with its large lawn, the venue features the Shannon and Ted Skokos Pavilion, the Porch at Strauss Square and Performance Plaza. The exterior of the Skokos Pavilion is clad in diamond-shaped panels arranged in a random mixture of silver anodized aluminum and brushed zinc finishes. This mixture of finishes heightens the play of light reflecting on the building.
The front of the stage house incorporates roller shutter doors, which retract to allow large speaker arrays to project during performances, then return to their protected enclosure when not in use.