
Music venues in Dallas are pretty spectacular. And the Candlelight series tends to illuminate the spectacular. And this season, Candlelight is bringing its warm glow to the city’s most enchanting venues, where you’ll get to experience classical music in a whole new light.
Set in breathtaking venues like the Frontiers of Flight Museum and the historic First Presbyterian Church of Dallas, these performances promise an unforgettable musical journey. Surrounded by the soft glow of countless candles and the charm of these unique spaces, you’ll feel transported to another time and place, where music and ambiance come together in perfect harmony.
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The elegant and romantic Edison’s
Located one mile south of downtown Dallas, you may know Edison’s as the number one wedding spot. The venue is popular due to its rustic charm, elegant atmosphere, and stunning architecture. With its exposed brick walls, wooden beams, and vintage lighting, Edison’s offers a unique and memorable setting for classical music concerts, as well. The overall ambiance of the venue, coupled with music performed by live musicians while surrounded by thousands of candles, creates a romantic experience that is sure to impress everybody.
Learn more about Edison’s.
The Adolphus: A lavish hotel in Downtown Dallas
This newly restored space oozes luxury and charm. Constructed in 1912, the historic space was founded by Adolphus Busch, one of the earliest hotel magnates in the US. The gorgeous venue is famous for hosting a number of great historical figures and royalty, such as Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, Warren G. Harding, and George H. W. Bush.
First Presbyterian Church of Dallas: A Dallas landmark
Founded in 1856, the current building is the congregation’s fourth home. The Greek Revival structure was designed by C. D. Hill & Company and it features Corinthian columns, which flank the entrance doors on Harwood and Wood Streets. Its interior features a semicircular amphitheater with curved seating and beautiful stained glass windows made by the Kansas City Stained Glass Works Company in 1912.
Frontiers of Flight Museum: Discover America’s aviation history
Located in the Dallas Love Field Airport, the Frontiers of Flight Museum houses an extensive collection of historic aircraft. Whether you want to explore more about the early flyers, learn more about the history of aviation during the two world wars, or visit galleries that depict how commercial flights have evolved, this enthralling museum has it all. This season, it’s also opening its doors to sensational Candlelight concerts where contemporary music meets the classical genre.
Learn more about the museum here.
Cathedral of Hope: eye-catching architecture
It’s hard to miss this futuristic-looking building in Dallas. Believed to be “the world’s largest liberal Christian LBGTQ church”, the Cathedral of Hope has an admirable mission. Its Interfaith Peace Chapel was designed by Philip Johnson and is a steel-frame wonder. The curved walls and minimalist details provide the perfect surroundings for flickering candles to shine on at a captivating Candlelight concert.
After having enormous success around the world—in cities like London, Manchester, Madrid, and Paris—Candlelight concerts are lighting up Dallas as well, in all of its glory! You won’t want to miss out on these amazing performances played live by gifted world-class musicians. Still unsure? We’ve rounded up some compelling reasons why you should attend a Candlelight concert in Dallas.
Grab your family and friends, choose your favorite venue, and ease into this calming and delightful musical experience. There are spectacular tributes to classical music icons, modern-day singers, famous movie soundtracks and more, and you won’t want to miss out.
Note: For the safety of our audience, all of the candlelight will be provided through flameless candles.