Jones Hall for the Performing Arts
Location
615 Louisiana ST
Houston, TX 77002
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60 years of outstanding performances
For six decades, Jones Hall has been home to extraordinary performances—where artists, ideas, and unforgettable moments come to life. Since opening its doors in October 1966, this iconic theater has welcomed millions of audience members to the heart of Houston’s Theater District.
Designed by the renowned architecture firm Caudill Rowlett Scott and named for Houston philanthropist Jesse H. Jones, Jones Hall quickly became a cornerstone of the city’s cultural life. Its striking marble façade, soaring lobby, and remarkable acoustics have made it a beloved destination for audiences and artists from around the world.
Performing Arts Houston has proudly presented performances at Jones Hall since the very beginning.
“The debut of a building of rare beauty.”
– Houston Chronicle
“The dream of a newly imagined Jones Hall is coming to fruition.”
– Chuck Davidson, Foundation for Jones Hall Building Committee Chair
A Landmark Renewed
Today, Jones Hall is being reimagined for the next generation. A multi-phase renovation has modernized the theater while preserving its timeless mid-century design. Enhancements include improved accessibility, new seating, upgraded acoustics, and state-of-the-art production capabilities—all designed to elevate the audience experience and ensure Jones Hall continues to shine as one of Houston’s cultural jewels.
From its grand opening to its bright future, Jones Hall remains a symbol of Houston’s creative spirit—connecting the community through the power of live performance.
