Fort Worth, Texas
Bass Performance Hall is a stunning performing arts venue in downtown Fort Worth, known for its superb acoustics and grand architecture. Opened in 1998, the hall is instantly recognizable by the two 48-foot limestone angels blowing trumpets on its façade. It seats over 2,000 patrons and serves as the permanent home for the Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra, Texas Ballet Theater, and Fort Worth Opera.
The hall hosts a wide variety of performances, including Broadway touring productions, concerts, and the prestigious Van Cliburn International Piano Competition. Its European opera house-inspired design creates an intimate and elegant atmosphere. Bass Hall is a crown jewel of the city's cultural scene and a catalyst for the revitalization of Sundance Square.