Dallas sets the stage for classical music in more places than you might expect. Here, Candlelight concerts turn unexpected venues into magical retreats—think the eclectic energy at Edison’s or the grand sophistication at The Adolphus. Whether it’s intimate performances beneath twinkling chandeliers or cozy evenings in art-filled halls, Dallas provides atmospheric backdrops for every kind of classical music lover. Discover how the city’s vibrant spaces blend history, style, and a hint of surprise, offering unforgettable experiences far beyond the traditional concert hall.
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Candlelight concert near you: venues in Dallas
Edison’s by Candlelight
Edison’s, just one mile south of downtown, impresses with 12,000 square feet of versatile event space featuring The Gatsby and The Bentley rooms, exposed brick, wooden beams, and a 1947 Bentley centerpiece. Candlelight concerts at Edison’s deliver live music in South Dallas near the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center, with DART’s Cedars Station conveniently close for transit access. Free on-site parking is available for guests. Learn more about Edison’s.
Edison’s is located at 1724 Cockrell Avenue, Dallas.
First Presbyterian Church of Dallas by Candlelight
Founded in 1856, First Presbyterian Church of Dallas impresses with its Neoclassical architecture, grand Corinthian columns, and striking stained-glass windows by the Kansas City Stained Glass Works Company. Candlelight concerts at First Presbyterian Church of Dallas fill the semicircular amphitheater with live music in the heart of downtown, just steps from the Dallas Farmers Market and within easy reach of DART’s St. Paul Station for seamless transit.
First Presbyterian Church of Dallas is located at 1835 Young Street, Dallas.
Cathedral of Hope by Candlelight
Cathedral of Hope, set on Cedar Springs Road in Dallas’s Oak Lawn neighborhood, wows with modern architecture and a welcoming atmosphere for Candlelight concerts at Cathedral of Hope and live music in Oak Lawn. The venue is minutes from the Frontiers of Flight Museum and Station 4, and easily accessible via DART bus routes for those exploring this lively, inclusive district.
Cathedral of Hope is located at 5910 Cedar Springs Road, Dallas.
Frontiers of Flight Museum by Candlelight
Frontiers of Flight Museum, situated on Lemmon Avenue in northwest Dallas, thrills guests with aviation artefacts and spacious galleries—ideal for Candlelight concerts at Frontiers of Flight Museum and live music near Love Field. The venue stands close to the energetic Oak Lawn neighbourhood, Cathedral of Hope, and Peticolas Brewing Company Taproom, and is easily reached via DART bus routes for smooth transit to a night of music and discovery.
Frontiers of Flight Museum is located at 6911 Lemmon Avenue, Dallas.
HALL Arts Hotel by Candlelight
The HALL Arts Hotel by Candlelight blends sophisticated contemporary design with vibrant art displays, offering an exceptional setting for Candlelight concerts at HALL Arts Hotel and live music in the Arts District. Set on Leonard Street, this modern venue sits steps from the Perot Museum of Nature and Science, First Presbyterian Church of Dallas, and Victory Park, with DART transit and cultural attractions nearby for seamless city access.
HALL Arts Hotel is located at 1717 Leonard Street, Dallas.
Irving Arts Center by Candlelight
The Irving Arts Center by Candlelight sits on North MacArthur Boulevard in the vibrant Las Colinas neighborhood, surrounded by lush grounds and offering over 91,000 square feet of creative space for Candlelight concerts at Irving Arts Center and live music in Las Colinas. Visitors enjoy proximity to Alamo Drafthouse Cinema Las Colinas and AMC Irving Mall 14, with easy access to DART bus routes for a seamless night out in the Dallas area.
Irving Arts Center is located at 3333 North MacArthur Boulevard, Irving.
More classical concert venues in Dallas
Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center: an acoustically-renowned, 2,062-seat concert hall with striking glass walls and a 4,535-pipe Fisk organ, home to the Dallas Symphony Orchestra.
Winspear Opera House: a state-of-the-art, 2,200-seat venue featuring a distinctive red glass facade, adjustable acoustics, and a spacious sunken performance chamber.
Moody Performance Hall: an intimate, 750-seat contemporary space with flexible staging, warm wood accents, and advanced lighting, perfect for ensembles, soloists, and diverse cultural events.