Bass Performance Hall

Opened in 1998, Bass Performance Hall is a 2,000-seat performing arts venue designed by architect David M. Schwarz and noted for its ornate terracotta façade, twin towers, and richly decorated interior with gilded ornamentation. The hall was a key project in downtown Fort Worth's revitalization and hosts opera, ballet, symphony, and touring theatrical productions. Its exterior and interior details intentionally evoke European opera house traditions adapted for a modern civic arts center.