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Wichita Falls Museum and Art Center |
Located at #2 Eureka Circle. Art, science and history exhibitions change frequently including regularly scheduled Planetarium and Laser shows. Owned by Midwestern State University |
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Wichita Falls Memorial Auditorium |
940-716-5500
1300 7th Street The home of the Wichita Falls Ballet Theatre and the Wichita Falls Symphony Orchestra, this 2,717-seat auditorium hosts nearly 50 events each year, including concerts and Broadway-style shows. The World War and Spanish War Veteran memorials are also on the grounds.
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Wichita Falls Symphony |
The Mission of the Wichita Falls Symphony Orchestra is to improve, expand, and ensure longevity of our symphonies contribution as the prime cultural force in our area. Stop in and check out the Symphony's new homepage on the internet! More than 70 members perform a full season of concerts each year at the Wichita Falls Memorial Auditorium. The Orchestra has been performing a variety of works for more than 50 years. A special Children's Concert Series is also offered. |
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Wichita Falls Ballet Theatre |
Founded in 1963, the ballet company has been under the artistic direction of Gari Boehm and Patricia Thornton since 1988. The company performs at the Wichita Falls Memorial Auditorium. The season includes The Nutcracker in December, "an Afternoon with the Arts" in April, school demonstrations, guest performers and benefits. The company holds "Honor Company" status with the Southwestern Regional Ballet Association. |
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Midwestern State University Art Gallery |
Features works of regional artist throughout academic year. Emphasis on
students' art May - July. Open Sept - June, except holidays, Regular
Hours Mon-Fri 9:30am-noon / 2-4pm while classes are in session. 689-4386 |
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Kemp Center for the Arts  |
The Kemp Center for the Arts is the heart of the arts community in the
Greater Wichita Falls area. It is home to the Arts Council and The
Wichita Falls Symphony Orchestra. |
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The Art Council of Wichita Falls |
Visit the official website for the Arts Council to learn more about Art happening in Wichita Falls. |
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