Bass Performance Hall

Bass Performance Hall is a theater and event center in Fort Worth, Texas. It was designed in order to promote culture through a variety of events that range in topic, quality, and education. Bass Performance Hall has hosted a number of public events for Fort Worth and Tarrant County. It was built using private funds in order to house the Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra, Fort Worth Opera, Texas Ballet, and Van Cliburn International Piano Competition and Concerts.

The theater has 2,056 seats with a classic European style. There is an 80 foot diameter dome that tops the Founders Concert Theater and two 48 foot angels on the Grand Façade. Bass Performance Hall opened in 1998. It is possible to tour the performance hall by appointment on Saturdays at 10:30am if the schedule permits. The tour is about one hour.

Most who visit Bass Performance Hall do so in order to see anyone of the performances that can be held there during the year. Some shows that have or will be at Bass Performance Hall include Johnny Mathis and the Fort Worth Orchestra, Randy Newman, Corbian the Dinosaur, Marvin Stamm, and Rags to Ritzes as performed by the symphony orchestra.