Step into a world of wonder this holiday season as Ballet North Texas presents The Nutcracker, a magical journey that begins at the Stahlbaum Christmas party and whisks audiences through the sparkling Land of Snow to the delightful Kingdom of Sweets.

Our annual performance with soloists, Kara McBain, Soprano, Megan Esther Grey, Alto, Dann Coakwell, Tenor, and David Grogan, Bass.

New Year’s Eve will feature some of the greatest of Bach Cantatas!

Padre Antonio Soler and the Christmas villancico!

Join us as we continue our Aldredge House series with Sydney ZumMallen on Cello & Viola da Gamba! 

Join us for this epic concert to celebrate 20 years of Lone Star Wind Orchestra and Music Changing Lives!

At Messy Love, we share all the love stories. Even the messy ones. 

In a family-friendly tale, Peter meets a collection of cheeky animal characters, including a rascally wolf, an unlucky duck, a clever cat, and a delicate bluebird.

Avant Chamber Ballet celebrates live music and dance at Moody Performance Hall with three inspiring ballets with live music. 

Newly hired by UNT as Assistant Professor of organ and harpsichord, Malcolm Matthews will bring one of his harpsichords to charm us with a variety of compositions for that instrument –from Early music to baroque and much more!

Ballet North Texas presents Winter Mix, a dynamic evening of contrasting works that span the serene and the electrifying. 

In this one-hour interactive performance, My First Classic: Cinderella invites children and families into the enchanting world of ballet through a narrated, kid-friendly version of the beloved fairy tale.

Join us for Bach’s Saint Matthew Passion!

The Lone Star Youth Winds honors the strength, virtue, and imagination of our nation at this afternoon concert in the Dallas Arts District. “American Reverence” honors 250 years of independence with a sweeping journey through the nation’s musical spirit.

Avant Chamber Ballet and Orchestra of New Spain join forces for an innovative and electrifying performance that pushes the boundaries of storytelling through dance and live music with two 1920’s works – Igor Stravinsky’s “Pulcinella” and Manuel de Falla’s “El Amor Brujo” conducted by Grover Wilkins 3d.