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Anna Lapwood

Sunday, October 25, 2026 · Thursday, October 29, 2026

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Tchaikovsky

Sunday, November 29, 2026

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Brahms

Thursday, January 14, 2027 · Friday, January 15, 2027 · Saturday, January 23, 2027 · Friday, March 5, 2027

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Attack on Titan: Symphony from Paradis

Friday, July 2, 2027 · Saturday, July 3, 2027 · Saturday, July 3, 2027

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Dallas Winds

Sunday, July 4, 2027

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The venue

About Meyerson Symphony Center

The Meyerson Symphony Center, officially the Eugene McDermott Concert Hall, sits in the Dallas Arts District at 2301 Flora Street, Dallas, TX 75201. As the home of the Dallas Symphony Orchestra, it hosts world-class orchestral performances and curated ensembles in a venue renowned for its superb acoustics and striking architecture. Whether you’re a longtime concert-goer or attending your first symphony, we’ve got you covered with straightforward, no-fuss ticket options and practical tips to make your visit seamless.

Note: The Meyerson name remains a recognizable cornerstone of Dallas culture, with management transferred from the City to the Dallas Symphony Association in 2019. Our goal is to help you secure seats quickly and with confidence, so you can focus on the music.

Capacity at the Meyerson is 1,838 seats, expanding to 2,062 when using the upstage Choral Terrace and Dress Circle Loft. Common seating areas include the Orchestra, Grand Tier, Dress Circle, and Terrace. Official seating charts are available to help you locate your preferred view. Parking is convenient with the Hall Arts Center underground garage (Levels 5–7 for DSO patrons) and Flora Street valet, plus nearby options like 1900 Pearl Garage, One Arts Plaza, and 2508 Ross Ave.

Accessible transit options include a DART bus stop at Pearl & Ross and the Pearl & Bryan DART Rail Station (Red/Blue/Orange/Green lines). When planning your stay, consider nearby hotels such as HALL Arts Hotel, The Ritz-Carlton, Dallas, and Dallas Marriott Downtown in the Arts District for a convenient, walkable experience before and after performances.

Past performers have included Yo-Yo Ma, Itzhak Perlman, David Sanborn, and Ray Charles, along with benefit concerts and festivals like the Dallas International Organ Competition finals (1997). We’ll help you find seats, secure reservations, and choose nearby dining and lodging that fit your plans.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

Address: 2301 Flora Street, Dallas, TX 75201.
Venue type: Eugene McDermott Concert Hall, Meyerson Symphony Center; home to the Dallas Symphony Orchestra.
Capacity: 1,838 seats, 2,062 seats when using upstage Choral Terrace and Dress Circle Loft.
Seating chart: official seat maps available; common sections include Orchestra, Grand Tier, Dress Circle, and Terrace.
Parking: Hall Arts Center underground garage (Levels 5–7 for DSO patrons), Flora Street valet; other nearby options include 1900 Pearl Garage, One Arts Plaza, and 2508 Ross Ave.
Transit: DART bus stop at Pearl & Ross; nearest DART Rail at Pearl & Bryan (Red/Blue/Orange/Green lines).
Nearby hotels: HALL Arts Hotel, The Ritz-Carlton, Dallas, and Dallas Marriott Downtown in the Arts District.
Notable events: performances by Yo-Yo Ma, Itzhak Perlman, David Sanborn, and Ray Charles; hosted benefit concerts, band/choral festivals, and the Dallas International Organ Competition finals in 1997.
Renaming/management: The Meyerson name remains; management transferred from the City to the Dallas Symphony Association in 2019.