Dallas Symphony Hall

The Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center, one of the most iconic buildings in Dallas, opened in 1989. This venue provides an elegant backdrop for your special event. Whether you're organizing a private/ public concert or theater performance, or a private event, the possibilities are endless. The centerpiece of the Meyerson Symphony Center is the Eugene McDermott Concert Hall, an intimate performance space with seating for 1,838 (or 2,062 seats when utilizing upstage Choral Terrace and Dress Circle Loft seats). Every detail of the concert hall is designed to achieve the highest acoustical quality, with adjustable elements available to tailor the environment to the performance. Surrounding the Eugene McDermott Concert Hall is an expansive lobby space with several distinct areas elegantly constructed of marble floors and rails, stainless steel, limestone, glass, and onyx fixtures. The Renaissance Foyer, the main lobby area, boasts 24,000 square feet with a 50-foot ceiling height that provides a soaring, elegant architectural background for your event. The Loge Terrace, an extension of the loge level, provides two distinct seating areas, plus a dramatic view of the city and the main floor. Discover this wonderful venue by hosting your upcoming event here!