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About The Texas Theater - Waxahachie
Welcome to The Texas Theater in Waxahachie, a restored historic venue on the downtown square. With a cozy seating layout, it’s the perfect setting for intimate live performances and classic film screenings. Since reopening in 2023 at the same 110 W Main St site, the theater continues a rich tradition of community-focused entertainment. We’ve got you covered with seating details, parking options, transit accessibility, and trusted local recommendations for places to stay and dine nearby.
Whether you’re catching a show from notable performers who’ve graced the stage—like Leon Russell, Maren Morris, Jack Ingram, and Larry Joe Taylor—or enjoying a screening in a historically restored space, you’ll find easy access and friendly service in Waxahachie. Secure your seats with confidence; we’re here to help you plan a smooth, enjoyable visit with practical details and nearby lodging and dining options tailored for performers, fans, and locals alike.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Capacity: 220-seat intimate performance space.
- Address: 110 W Main Street, Waxahachie, TX 75165.
- Venue type: fully restored historic two-story theater and performance venue with premium audiovisual setup.
- Seating chart: public seating chart not published; capacity is 220; upstairs balcony provides additional seating.
- Parking: public parking lots 2 blocks north, a parking garage 2 blocks southwest, plus ample street parking on the downtown square.
- Transit: Greyhound bus stop in Waxahachie at 3300 S I-35E; Dallas is roughly 28 miles away by bus.
- Nearby hotels: Fairfield Inn & Suites Dallas Waxahachie, Holiday Inn Express & Suites Waxahachie, La Quinta Inn & Suites Waxahachie, Best Western Plus Waxahachie Inn & Suites, Comfort Suites Waxahachie-Dallas Executive Inn & Suites.
- Notable events: hosted artists such as Leon Russell, Maren Morris, Jack Ingram, Larry Joe Taylor, Cooder Graw, Rusty Wier (who recorded a live album there), Eli Young Band, Tommy Alverson, Randy Rogers Band, Tejas Brothers, and Gary P. Nunn.