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Bass Performance Hall, Fort Worth, TX
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Bass Performance Hall

Bass Performance Hall is a theatre or event venue in Fort Worth, TX, part of the Dallas–Fort Worth guide. Cost: $25 to $50.

525 Commerce St · Fort Worth, TX

Why you should go…

Home to the Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra, Texas Ballet Theater, and touring Broadway shows, Bass Hall opened in 1998 with acoustics built for both opera and amplified concerts. The hall's grand lobby and mural-topped auditorium ceiling are worth arriving early to see.

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