Amon Carter Museum 

3501 Camp Bowie Blvd. 

Fort Worth, TX 76107 

817-738-1933 

The Amon Carter Museum was established through the generosity of Amon G. Carter Sr. to collect, preserve, and exhibit the finest examples of American art.  The Carter offers an ongoing array of programs, from lectures by visiting artists and scholars to extended education opportunities, family events, children’s programs, and a book club. Admission to the permanent collection is free. Hours are: Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday 10 a.m.–5 p.m.; Thursday 10 a.m.–8 p.m.; Sunday Noon–5 p.m. Closed Mondays and major holidays.

 

APEX Arts League 

100 W. Southlake  Blvd., #142 

Southlake, TX 76092

APEX is non-profit group organized to enhance appreciation and participation in music and dance, as well as literary, visual and theatrical arts in the northern part of the Dallas - Fort Worth Metroplex.  Take a few minutes to browse the site and learn about upcoming local events. 

 

Arlington Museum of Art 

201 W. Main Street 

Arlington, TX  76010 

817-275-4600 

Located in an art moderne 1950s former department store building, the Arlington Museum of Art exists to champion creativity and provide access to art for the cultural enrichment and economic development of the community. Hours are: Wednesday, Thursday, Friday 1 – 5 p.m.; Saturday

10 a.m.– 5 p.m.; Sunday Noon – 5 p.m. Closed Mondays, Tuesdays and major holidays.  Admission is free, but donations are welcome. 

 

Artisan Center Theatre 

404 E. Pipeline Road

Hurst, TX  76053 

817-284-1200 

Located in nearby Hurst, the Artisan Center Theater provides quality  theater for all ages. Many of the productions are geared toward the entire family; they produce musicals, comedies and family dramas that are accessible, entertaining and sometimes even educational.  Show times: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday 7:30 p.m. plus a Saturday Matinee at 3:00 p.m. 

  

Arts Council of Fort Worth & Tarrant County 

1300 Gendy Street

Fort Worth, TX  76107 

817-732-2360 

The Arts Council provides organizational funding, commissions for works of public art, and venues to advance the arts throughout Fort Worth and Tarrant County. Check their website to learn about local events. 

 

ARTSNET 

2819 R. D. Hurt Pkwy.

Bedford, TX  76021 

817-283-3406 

Serving sixteen communities in North Tarrant County, ARTSNET supports every aspect of artistic expression- from painting and sculpture, to music, theatre, dance, and writing by providing grants, information, and assistance to artists, arts organizations and the general public. See their Calendar of Events to learn about local happenings in the arts.  Memberships start at $35. 

  

Bass Performance Hall 

525 Commerce Street

Fort Worth, TX  76102 

817-212-4280 

The premiere venue for major performing arts organizations of Fort Worth, and visiting attractions, the Bass serves to enhance arts accessibility and to contribute to the cultural life of Fort Worth, Tarrant County, and the region.  Take a few minutes to browse the site and learn about upcoming events and how you might become involved.

 

Blue Shoe Project 

P.O. Box 1375 

Colleyville, TX  76032 

800-714-6019 

The Blue Shoe Project is a non-profit charity founded to educate people, especially the young, about the importance of Blues music. Since their inception, The Blue Shoe Project’s interactive and engaging programs have featured legendary blues artists. Check the website to learn more and to see how you can help.

 

Campus Theatre 

214 W. Hickory Street

Denton, TX  76201 

940-382-1915 

The Campus Theatre was originally a grand art deco movie house built in 1949 in downtown Denton.  The now remodeled building provides the first permanent home for Denton performing arts organizations.  Learn about upcoming shows on the website Calendar of Events.

 

Cara Mia Theatre Company 

P.O. Box 226144 

Dallas, TX  75222 

214-946-9499 

Cara Mía Theatre Company is a non-profit theatre company whose mission is to broaden appreciation and understanding of Chicano and Latino culture through theatre, literature and educational programs. Plays are often bilingual to bring the Spanish-speaking and English-speaking populations together.  See what’s new at their website or call.

 

Casa Manana 

3101 W. Lancaster Avenue 

Fort Worth, TX  76107 

817-332-2272 

Now in its 50th Anniversary Summer Season, Casa Mañana produces and performs up to 20 live theatre productions each year at Casa Mañana Theatre and the Bass Performance Hall. Casa Mañana also makes a committed effort to reach out to adults and children across North Texas through its nationally-recognized arts education and outreach programs.  Check the website for schedule details.

  

CATS Creative Arts Theater & School 

1100 W. Randol Mill Road 

Arlington, TX  76012

817-861-2287 

Founded in 1977, CATS is one of the oldest operating youth theatres in the nation and the only youth theatre in the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex where youth perform for peers, run the lights and sound, and crew. CATS  is a theatre…by youth for youth.  In addition to learning about their shows, contact CATS to learn more about classes, camps, and birthday parties.

  

Chamber Music International 

P.O. Box 140092 

Dallas, TX  75214 

972-385-7267 

Chamber Music International is a nonprofit, volunteer-centered, arts organization that offers exceptional classical music through performances and musical education programs in Richardson and the Dallas Metroplex.  Learn more about upcoming concerts, artists, and venues at their website.

 

Circle Theatre 

230 W. Fourth Street  

Fort Worth, TX 76102 

817-877-3040

Are  you wanting to do something a little out of the ordinary? This may be just the ticket! Play titles include: Dex and Julie Sitting in a Tree, Unnecessary Farce, A Very Merry Unauthorized Children’s Scientology Pageant.  You can even reserve the theater for a party with 125 of your closest friends!

  

Collin Theatre Center 

2800 E. Spring Creek Pkwy. 

Plano, TX  75074 

972-881-5809 

Located on the Spring Creek Campus of Collin College, you can expect a broad selection of quality classic and contemporary performances, all at very affordable prices. Take a few minutes to browse the site and learn more.

  

Contemporary Theatre Of Dallas 

5601 Sears Street 

Dallas, TX  75206 

214-828-0094 

Contemporary Theatre of Dallas focuses upon human relationships via quality live theatrical performances. Through their exploration they hope to provide an opportunity to share the joys, dreams, trials and tribulations, and to nourish the common threads that bind all people together.

  

Dallas Ballet Center

8530 Abrams Road, Suite 608

Dallas, TX  75243

214-348-3224

Dallas Ballet Company is a non-profit organization providing pre-professional dancers the opportunity to perform for the benefit of the community. Dallas Ballet Center excels in technical training and full-length ballet productions, while maintaining a positive learning environment. Contact the Granville Arts Center (phone 972-205-2790) to learn more about The Nutcracker performances for the December 2008 Season.

 

Dallas Chamber Music Society

6140 Dilbeck Lane

Dallas, TX  75240

972-392-3267

Dallas Chamber Music aims to develop and sustain a love for great classical chamber music as interpreted by today’s most accomplished performers. It serves the greater Dallas area, sponsoring and managing concerts of the best touring music groups from all over the world, performing music from the classical era to the contemporary.  A great value for lovers of classical music!

 

Dallas Childrens Theater

5938 Skillman Street

Dallas, TX  75231

214-978-0110

Dallas Children’s Theater is a professional theater serving young people and families through its stage productions, touring company, classes, and outreach programs.  DCT builds bridges of understanding between generations and cultures, instilling an early appreciation of literature, art and the performing arts in tomorrow’s artists and patrons.  Enjoy one of their ten productions this year.

  

Dallas Contemporary

2801 Swiss Avenue

Dallas,TX  75204

214-821-2522

Dallas Contemporary features high-ceilinged galleries filled with natural light to best provide an art forum that cultivates artists, ignites learning, and inspires the community. It is committed to finding and exploring work that is new and unfamiliar, challenging and sometimes difficult, but deserves to come into view. Admission is free; hours are Tuesday through Saturday, 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.

 

Dallas Hub Theatre

2809 Canton Street

Dallas, TX  75226

214-749-7010

The Dallas Hub Theater was created as an independently owned and operated venue and for local artists and it is currently the home of Shane-Arts, one of the fastest growing theatrical companies in the nation. Shane Arts offers, Murder Mysteries and EduTrainMent Corporate and Business Theater plus much, much more.  If you are looking  for something a little different, check out the schedule of Main Stage Shows at the Dallas Hub Theater.

 

Dallas Museum of Art

1717 N. Harwood Street

Dallas, TX  75201

214-954-0234

The Dallas Museum of Art recently celebrated one hundred years of connecting art and people; it features an outstanding collection of more than 23,000 works from around the world, from ancient to modern times, plus programs and special exhibitions.  Admission:  Adults $10; Senior citizens (65+) $7, Students $5 (with ID), Children under 12 Free. Hours: Tuesday - Sunday: 11:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m., Thursday - 9:00 p.m., closed Mondays and holidays.

 

Dallas Opera 

8350 N. Central Expy. #210

Dallas, TX  75206

214-443-1043

The Dallas Opera opened with an unforgettable performance by legendary Greek soprano Maria Callas in November of 1957. TDO is scheduled to open its' 2009-2010 Season in the distinctive horseshoe-shaped auditorium of the new Margot and Bill Winspear Opera House at the Dallas Center for the Performing Arts, where it will be the resident company.  Browse their website to learn more about productions and prices.

 

Dallas Summer Musicals

P.O. Box 710336

Dallas, TX  75371

214-421-5678

Begun in 1941 as Opera Under the Stars in Fair Park's Band Shell, Dallas Summer Musicals presents both a summer season of Broadway musicals at the Music Hall at Fair Park and a winter season of stage plays and musical shows, at the Majestic Theatre.  The best way to purchase season tickets is through the mail-order form included with the season brochure.  To learn more, visit their website.

 

Dallas Symphony Orchestra

2301 Flora Street

Dallas, TX  75201

214-871-4000

The Dallas Symphony's mission is to entertain, inspire and change lives through musical excellence.  Since 1900, the Dallas Symphony Orchestra has grown from a 40-person ensemble to a world-class orchestra performing in the Meyerson Symphony Center, one of the world's finest concert halls.  This season offers something for all ages and tastes.

 

Dallas Theater Center

3636 Turtle Creek Blvd.

Dallas, TX  75219

214-522-8499

Celebrating 50 years, the Dallas Theater Center, boasts an illustrious history.  Today, with its roots deeply implanted in the community, it continues to grow in stature as one of the most exciting regional theaters in the country, fully responsive to the time and place in which we live.  A great entertainment value; see their website to learn more.

  

Deep Ellum Opera Theatre

501 S. 2nd Avenue

Dallas,TX  75226

214-826-3368

 

Denton Arts & Jazz Festival

P.O. Box 2104

Denton, TX  76202

940-565-0931

Get Jazzed Up this Spring at Denton Quakertown Park April 25, 26, & 27, a weekend of enjoyment for the whole family.  Move to the beat at one of 6 stages showcasing jazz, blues and cross-cultural performers.  Enjoy shopping, games and activities, plus six food courts! Check the website for updates.

  

Denton Community Theatre

214 W. Hickory Street

Denton, TX  76201

800-733-7014

The resident company of the grand old movie house, Campus Theatre, Denton Community Theatre’s mission is to contribute to the cultural life of the community, promote education and interest in theatre and the performing arts.  To learn more about their eclectic season schedule, drop by their website.

 

Eisemann Center Theatre

2351 Performance Drive

Richardson, TX  75082

972-744-4600

Although it primarily a performance venue, the Eismann Center has also established its own series of shows. More information is available on their website about the Eisemann Center Presents, the Hill Performance Hall Spotlight Series, the Spotlight Series, the View Point Bank Theatre Comedy Series, and the new Family Theater Series.

 

Fine Arts Chamber Players

3630 Harry Hines Blvd.

Dallas, TX  75219

214-520-2219

Since 1981, the mission of the Fine Arts Chamber Players has been to enrich and enhance the quality of life for Dallas-area residents, especially families and children, through free concerts of classical music and educational performances. Although there is no charge for their performances, reservations may be required; check the website for details.

  

Fort Worth Classic Guitar Society

P. O. Box 821954

Fort Worth, TX  76182

888-553-7387

Experience artists from all over the world performing at several convenient venues.  The season tickets are a great value!  Visit the website to learn more about their concert season, other concert series, and the 2009 Allegro Guitar Festival, details to be announced.

  

Fort Worth Community Arts Center

1300 Gendy Street

Fort Worth, TX  76107

817-738-1938

Imagine a place where both children and adults can immerse themselves in creativity. Exhibiting and creating art, participating in dance and theater classes, and attending poetry readings are just a few of the many opportunities available at the Fort Worth Community Arts Center. Browse their website to learn more about featured events and exhibits.

  

Fort Worth Opera

1300 Gendy Street

Fort Worth, TX 76107

817-731-0833

Begun in 1946, the FW Opera is one of the oldest opera companies in the nation, and the oldest continuously performing opera company in Texas.  Most productions, billed as the FW Opera Festival, are performed in March, April and May, on the stages of the Rose Marine, Scott and Bass Hall theaters.  A wide variety of ticket packages are available.

 

Fort Worth Symphony

330 East 4th Street, Suite 200

Fort Worth, TX 76102

817-665-6500

The Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra Association (FWSOA) seeks to provide symphonic performances at the highest level of artistic excellence; to promote music and to serve and enrich the community.  To this end, they offer several concert series: Symphonic, Pops, Specials, Great Performances Festival and Concerts in the Garden.  A variety of packages are available, as well as individual tickets.

  

Frisco Community Theatre

7775 Camellia Lane

Frisco, TX  75074

972-335-2665

Having grown from their humble beginnings, opening The Music Man in the Frisco High School gymnasium, this community theater has recently moved to the Cox Building Playhouse. Learn more about this year’s productions at their website.

  

Granbury Opera House

116 S. Houston Street

Granbury, TX  76048

888-547-4697

Texas Family Musicals, Inc. produces Broadway style musicals in this historic theater. Cast and crew include local talent as well as theater students from around the country.  To learn more about this season, check the website.

  

Grand Prairie Arts Council

P.O. Box 531613

Grand Prairie, TX  75053

972-642-2787

GPAC supports Visual Arts, Music, Theater, Story telling, and more.  Plus they have just celebrated the grand opening of their new Uptown Theater.  All of this and $10 tickets!  What more could the casual art enthusiast desire?

  

Green Space Arts Collective

529 Malone Street

Denton, TX  76201

940-387-2722

Founded in 2002, as a dance studio and gallery, Green Space provides a nurturing environment for artists, teachers and students. Green Space produces dance and theatre classes for children and adults, and hosts other courses such as Tai Chi, Yoga, Salsa, Hip Hop, Tango, Swing, and Belly Dance. The studio/gallery is available for groups or individual artists to rent by the hour, day or weekend. 

 

Hip Pocket Theatre

P. O. Box 136758

Fort Worth, TX 76136

817-246-9775

Funded by private donations and grants, Hip Pocket Theatre celebrates 32 years of being one of the most innovative and respected theatre companies in the southwest. With an international reputation for its vision, approach to writing, and staging, HPT has come to symbolize a truly unique approach that emphasizes creativity and commitment.  Visit their website to learn more.

  

Irving  Arts Center

3333 N. Macarthur Blvd. # 300

Irving, TX  75062

972-252-2787

The Irving Arts Center combines big time entertainment and cultural events with a great location in the center of the Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex. Home to twelve cultural and performing organizations, the Irving Arts Center boasts two state-of-the art theaters; four galleries; meeting, reception, classroom and rehearsal facilities; and an outdoor sculpture garden on a ten-acre site.  Voted "Best in the Burbs" – D Magazine

 

Irving Community Theater

233 W. Rochelle Road

Irving, TX  75062

972-594-6104

Irving Community Theater (ICT), one of the largest volunteer-based theatres in Texas, provides quality, entertaining, and affordable theatre in addition to opportunities for volunteer involvement in all aspects of theatrical production. Season tickets are a bargain.

 

Johnnie High's Country Music

224 N. Center Street

Arlington, TX  76011

817-226-4400

Now in its 35th year, the Johnnie High's Country Music Revue is a weekly country music variety show held at the Arlington Music Hall in Arlington. They feature an 8 member cast of singers, a band of professional musicians, and back-up singers. The show introduces at least 20 or 25 new performers each month. Check the website to learn about their TV schedule, tickets and group rates.

 

Jubilee Theater

506 Main Street

Fort Worth, TX  76102

817-338-4411

Jubilee Theatre is the original home of African-American theater in North Texas, operating since 1982.  With a strong financial base and a tradition of artistic integrity, Jubilee is a gem of the Fort Worth cultural and arts scene. Learn more about their current season, individual and season tickets and BOGO Saturday Matinee at their website.

 

Kids Who Care

1300 Gendy Street

Fort Worth, TX  76107

817-737-5437

Partnering with Texas playwrights and songwriters, KWC has been a source of distinctive musical theatre since 1990, producing and touring 19 original musicals. Check the website for information about camps, classes, corporate leadership training and current productions.  Create a great family memory by attending a KWC classic or original play.

 

Kimbell Art Museum

3333 Camp Bowie Blvd.

Fort Worth, TX  76107

817-332-8451

A small permanent collection of less than 350 exceptional works is displayed within one of the outstanding architectural works of the modern era. The Museum offers a full schedule of retrospectives, major traveling exhibitions, public programs, and workshops.  Museum hours are Tuesday – Thursdat and Saturday 10 a.m.–5 p.m.; Fridays noon–8 p.m.; Sundays noon–5 p.m.  Admission charges for  special exhibitions vary and half-price admission is available Tues. and Fri. evenings; admission to the permanent collection is always free.

 

Kitchen Dog Theater

3120 McKinney Avenue

Dallas, TX  75204

214-953-1055

Believing that the theater is a force against conventional views of the self and experience, not a provider of answers, but an invitation to question, Kitchen Dog chooses classic, contemporary, and new plays that challenge our moral and social consciences, and invite us to be provoked, challenged, and amazed.  Curious?  Check out the website.

 

Lyric Stage

3333 N Macarthur Blvd.

Irving, TX  75062

972-252-2787

Dedicated to the development and preservation of the American musical, Lyric Stage is Dallas County's only local professional musical theater company. It has won 35 Dallas Theatre League Leon Rabin Awards and a special citation from the Dallas Theater Critics Forum. Lyric Stage has produced 16 world premiere musicals and two Off-Broadway productions. To learn more about this Irving gem, visit the website.

 

Majestic Theatre

1925 Elm Street

Dallas, TX  75201

214-880-0137

During the Vaudeville era, on April 11, 1921, the new Majestic Theatre opened its doors. It has been meticulously restored and named to the National Register of Historic Places.  The Terrace Room and Experimental Theatre are available for rental by theater groups.  Consequently, the Events Schedule for the theater boasts a wide variety of entertainment options. Visit their website soon.

 

Meadows Museum

5900 Bishop Blvd.

Dallas, TX  75205

214-768-2516

The Meadows Museum is committed to the advancement of knowledge of art through the collection of works of the greatest aesthetic and historical importance, as exemplified by the founding collection of Spanish art. Located on the Southern Methodist University campus, it serves a broad and international audience through its exhibitions, publications, workshops, and programs.

 

Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth

3200 Darnell Street

Fort Worth, TX  76107

817-738-9215

The Modern, home to more than 3,000 works, is dedicated to collecting international, post–World War II art in all media, and providing a welcoming environment for art appreciation, research, and educational programs.  Hours: Tuesday through Saturday 10 – 5, Sunday 11 – 5. Admission costs $10 for Adults, $4 for Students & Seniors, Children, 12 and under, and Modern members are Free.

  

Music Hall at Fair Park

909 First Avenue

Dallas, TX  75210

214-565-1116

Featuring six soaring stair towers, dome, and five great arcade porches, this Spanish Baroque style hall first opened in 1925. It is currently the home of Dallas Summer Musicals, the Dallas Opera and Texas Ballet Theatre and is used by full-scale touring productions.  Consider the Hall if you need a refined venue for a corporate meeting, dinner, reception or other event.

  

Myerson Symphony Center

2301 Flora Street

Dallas, TX  75201

214-670-3600

Owned and managed by the City of Dallas, Office of Cultural Affairs, “The Meyerson” is home to the world-class Dallas Symphony Orchestra and other organizations such as the Turtle Creek Chorale, the Dallas Wind Symphony, and the Greater Dallas Youth Orchestra. The facility may also used to host benefit concerts, corporate meetings, and many other multi-disciplinary uses.

  

Nasher Sculpture Center

2001 Flora Street

Dallas, TX  75201

214-242-5100

The Nasher is a peaceful retreat for reflection on art and nature. The public home for Raymond and Patsy’s collection of 20th-century sculpture, serves as catalyst for the study, installation, conservation, and appreciation of modern and contemporary sculpture. Hours: Sunday through Saturday 10 –  6 (Thursday – 9).  Admission costs $10 for Adults, $7 for Seniors, $5 for Students, and Children are Free. Learn more about programs, events, and facility rentals at the website.

 

Onstage In Bedford

P. O. Box 211234

Bedford, TX  76095

817-354-6444

For more than two decades, Onstage has offered “entertainment for all, a season for everyone,” and provided opportunities for the community to participate in theatrical production.  The performance venue is the Trinity Theater at the Bedford Boys Ranch. While they do present a diverse selection of plays and great prices, the website requires some patience.

 

Plano Children's Theatre

1301 Custer Road # 832

Plano, TX  75075

972-422-2575

Founded in 1991, the mission of the Plano Children's Theatre is to help prepare youth for adulthood by providing arts opportunities which promote scholarly pursuit, team work, discipline, integrity, creativity and communication skills.  The ticket prices for both the Youth and Adult performances are very reasonable.

  

Repertory Company Theatre

650 N. Coit Road

Richardson, TX  75080

972-690-5029

Season after season Repertory Company Theatre presents the best in local theatre. Dallas Morning News Voted RCT ...best theatre venue in Richardson. RCT School of Musical Theatre has year round training in theatre arts for all ages. RCT School was chosen "best summer theatre camp" by the Dallas Morning News..."best children's theatre program" by the Dallas Observer.

  

Rose Marine Theater

1440 N. Main Street

Fort Worth, TX  76164

817-624-8333

Artes de la Rosa is dedicated to preserving, promoting, and interpreting the art, culture, lives, and history of the Latino community.  The theater has a varied schedule of music, films, dancers, plays and more.  Many of the events are free.

 

Runway Theater

217 N. Dooley Street

Grapevine, TX  76051

817-488-4842

Right in the neighborhood, Grapevine's Runway Theatre has brought live entertainment to the community for 25 years. To learn more about this local gem, where amazing volunteers do everything: from changing air filters to building the sets to directing, acting, and fundraising, visit their website

  

Sid Richardson Museum

309 Main Street

Fort Worth, TX  76102

817-332-6554

Where the West Rides Again…Located in Sundance Square, the Richardson is home to one of the finest and most focused collections of Western art in America, the museum features paintings reflecting both the art and reality of the American West by Frederic Remington, Charles M. Russell and others.  Admission is free; the museum is open Monday - Thursday 9a.m. to 5p.m.; Friday - Saturday 9a.m. – 8p.m.; and Sunday 12 - 5p.m.

 

Southlake Arts Council

400 North White Chapel

Southlake, TX  76092

817-748-8021

The Southlake Arts Council serves as an advisory board to the City Council on all matters relating to public art including art programs and facilities, the use of city funds for art projects and facilities, and the creation of a performing arts facility.  The Council meets the fourth Tuesday of each month at 6:00 P.M., at Southlake Town Hall, 1400 Main Street (please call for the exact location).

 

Stage West

821 W. Vickery

Arlington, TX  76015

817-784-9378

Risen from modest, storefront beginnings to a highly-respected place among American regional theatres, Stage West has been producing plays and musicals for nearly 30 years.  The professional theatre company nurtures the artistic growth of area actors, directors, designers, and others while broadening the theatrical experience for patrons, with consistently excellent productions.

 

Stars Theatre Company

1970 E. Dove Road

Southlake, TX  76092

817-421-2883

Led by Lu Anne Tyson and small cadre of passionate adults, this Southlake children’s theatre is committed to developing the talents of local youth.  The facility may be rented by individuals and small groups.  Call for more information.

  

Teatro Dallas

1331 Record Crossing Road

Dallas, TX  75235

214-689-6492

This non-profit professional theatrical institution is dedicated to the presentation of all styles of theater that reflect the varied cultural experiences of the Latino communities. Since 1985, it has been their goal, through performances and education, to foster a sense of community while celebrating diverse traditions.

 

Teatro Delle Muse

1028 15th Place

Plano, TX  75074

972-424-6873

Welcoming all members of the community, Teatro delle Muse strives to offer a full range of theatre experiences. Works include classic, contemporary and new plays that audiences will find entertaining and thought provoking.  Visit their website to learn more about classes, camps, lessons, and volunteer opportunities as well as current productions.

 

Texas Ballet Theater School

6841 Green Oaks Road #B 

Fort Worth, TX  76116

817-763-0207

The premier resident professional classical ballet company of the region, Texas Ballet Theater brings unprecedented talent, beauty and artistic expression, as well as the highest levels of dance education, training, and appreciation to North Texas.  To learn more about subscription packages, go to their website.

  

Texas Girls' Choir Inc.

4449 Camp Bowie Blvd.

Fort Worth, TX  76107

817-732-8161

More than 22,000 girls have passed through this program in the last 46 years; the choir has toured throughout the United States and 55 countries overseas.  The Texas Girls' Choir is committed to developing all aspects of their girls, ages 8 - 12, from the choral program to leadership training.  For ticket information call 817-732-8161.

 

Texas Non-Profit Theaters, Inc.

1300 Gendy Street #263

Fort Worth, TX 76107

817-731-2238

This statewide service organization for all nonprofit theatres in Texas is a source of information for and about TNT members.

 

Theatre Arlington

305 W. Main Street

Arlington, TX  76010

817-261-9628

Staging eight productions this season, this community theater also offers education programs for all ages, pursues opportunities for outreach, and encourages volunteering through the TA Guild. Sets, costumes, and facilities are all available for rent and event catering may be arranged.  Individual tickets are priced up to $20; individual and group packages are an exceptional value.

 

Theatre Coppell

P. O. Box 1232

Coppell, TX  75019

972-745-7719

TC is a non-profit theatre arts organization that produces and stages six shows per season beginning in the late summer. TC has built an outstanding reputation for delivering the finest in non-professional theatre in the area and the unique thrust stage guarantees everyone a great seat at a bargain price.

  

Theatre Off The Square

P. O. Box 1444

Weatherford, TX  76086

817-341-8687

This local non-profit theater company relies on the community it serves for its success. Potential volunteers will find that there are many ways to show support for the performing arts in the community, “You can be in show business without being on stage.”  Browse the website and learn more about the 2008-2009 season.

 

Theatre Three

2800 Routh Street #168

Dallas, TX  75201

214-871-3300

Theatre Three was named by founder Norma Young for the three elements: the playwright, the production, and the audience. Theatre Three produces seven “theatre-in-the-round at the quadrangle”  main-stage productions each year plus special children's performances, off-site educational outreach, special event productions and programming in Theatre Too. 

  

Trammell & Margaret Crow Collection

2010 Flora Street

Dallas, TX  75201

214-979-6430

The Crow Collection is a serene setting for quiet reflection and learning about the arts and cultures of China, Japan, India and Southeast Asia. Visit the website to learn about the collection, special exhibitions, and opportunities to volunteer. Daily admission to the museum is free; the galleries are open Tuesdays through Sundays 10 a.m.- 5 p.m, extended on Thursdays until 9 p.m.

  

U S Actors Co.

1105 Bedford Road #A

Bedford, TX  76022

817-946-9397

U. S. Actors Company has delighted audiences, providing hilarious professional interactive entertainment, for over twenty-five years.  Check their website to view the lists of various Murder Mystery Dinner Theatres and Comedy Shows that they can perform for Corporate Meetings, Parties, or other events or occasions.

  

Undermain Theatre

3200 Main Street

Dallas, TX  75226

214-747-1424

This company of artists performs experimental works in Texas, New York, and Europe; collaborates with playwrights; develops original productions; supports a theater archive; publishes plays; and sustains a theater in Dallas’ historic Deep Ellum.  "The Undermain Theatre continues to stage the most consistently exciting and unusual theater in town…" -The Dallas Morning News

  

Uptown Players

P. O. Box 192264

Dallas, TX  75219

214-219-2718

Uptown Players is a non-profit organization, presenting plays and musicals that challenge audiences artistically, build cultural bridges, and strive to encourage public awareness and acceptance.  Since 2001, Uptowns productions have regularly received "Critic's Choice", "Don't miss it" reviews, and awards from the Dallas Theatre League.

 

Van Cliburn Foundation Inc.

2525 Ridgmar Blvd. #307

Fort Worth, TX  76116

817-738-6536

The Van Cliburn Foundation promotes great music and the highest standards of musical achievement through the Cliburn Concerts series, educational programs, and the International Piano Competition for Outstanding Amateurs.  Now making the Competition available in its entirety on the internet, the Foundation has extended its outreach to listeners in every corner of the globe.   The thirteenth Van Cliburn International Piano Competition will be held May 22 - June 7, 2009.

 

Visual Art League of Lewisville

701 S. Stemmons Fwy.

Lewisville, TX  75097

972-420-9393

Lewisville’s VAL is an all-volunteer organization formed to promote visual arts in the community by providing facilities for instruction and gallery space. Membership includes professional artists, art educators, and others who are passionate about the visual arts. To learn more, visit their website.

 

Visual Arts Coalition of Dallas

2902 Maple Avenue, Suite A

Dallas, TX  75201

214-239-0251

The VACD is a non-profit organization which strives to increase public awareness of the local visual arts community by providing exhibition space for individual artists and a forum for cross-disciplinary collaboration and exchange between artists and art groups in the Dallas area.

 

Young Audiences Of North Texas

2501 Oak Lawn Avenue, Suite 550 LB-42

Dallas, TX  75219

214-520-0023

Young Audiences of North Texas is a creative learning organization striving to make imagination a part of everyday learning.  Their big thought is that a community working together can better the lives of children, using arts, culture and education as tools and catalysts. Programming includes curriculum-integrated workshops, performances, artist residencies, and master classes delivered to classrooms, libraries & other venues.

 

Youth Orchestra

4401 Trail Lake Drive

Fort Worth, TX  76109

817-923-3121

Since 1965, the Youth Orchestra has been providing young musicians with unparalleled musical instruction, unique performing opportunities, and a chance to study and experience classical music with their peers in a chamber or full orchestra setting.