The Black Academy of Arts and Letters
15 Oct – 19 Aug Canceled
Dallas
Arts and theatre events in Dallas: currently 133 upcoming dates across 8 venues, scheduled from August 2026 to April 2027.
The most active venues right now:
The line-up ranges from household names to newcomers — a single overview of every upcoming Arts & Theatre date in Dallas.
Below you'll find the full schedule for Dallas. Filter by date, compare the listings and book each event directly with the official ticket seller — the final price including fees is shown on the seller's site.
41 events
15 Oct – 19 Aug Canceled
Dallas
Wed 21 Oct · 7:00 PM Canceled
House of Blues Dallas · Dallas
Fri 23 Oct · 7:00 PM
Majestic Theatre Dallas · Dallas
Fri 23 Oct · 8:00 PM
Music Hall At Fair Park · Dallas
Sun 25 Oct · 6:00 PM
The Echo Lounge & Music Hall · Dallas
Wed 28 Oct · 7:00 PM
Majestic Theatre Dallas · Dallas
29 Oct – 29 Oct
Dallas
3 Nov – 15 Nov
Dallas
Fri 6 Nov · 7:30 PM
Majestic Theatre Dallas · Dallas
Fri 13 Nov · 7:00 PM
Majestic Theatre Dallas · Dallas
Sat 14 Nov · 10:00 PM
Longhorn Ballroom & Backyard Amphitheater · Dallas
Sun 15 Nov · 2:00 PM
Majestic Theatre Dallas · Dallas
Thu 19 Nov · 8:00 PM
American Airlines Center · Dallas
Fri 20 Nov · 7:00 PM
Music Hall At Fair Park · Dallas
25 Nov – 29 Nov
Dallas
Sat 5 Dec · 8:00 PM
Music Hall At Fair Park · Dallas
Sat 5 Dec · 9:00 PM
SILO · Dallas
Wed 9 Dec · 7:00 PM
Majestic Theatre Dallas · Dallas
12 Dec – 12 Dec
Dallas
16 Dec – 3 Jan
Dallas
Thu 17 Dec · 7:00 PM Canceled
House of Blues Dallas · Dallas
19 Dec – 19 Dec
Dallas
Sun 20 Dec · 6:00 PM
House of Blues Dallas · Dallas
Wed 23 Dec · 5:00 PM
House of Blues Dallas · Dallas
Currently 133 upcoming dates across 8 venues, scheduled through April 2027.
Across the city — the most active are Music Hall At Fair Park, Deep Ellum Art Co, House of Blues Dallas.
Arts and theatre events from local and touring names — the full schedule is below.
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