The Texas Theatre

Located in Dallas's Oak Cliff neighborhood, the historic Texas Theatre is an iconic 1931 landmark famous as the capture site of Lee Harvey Oswald in 1963. Today, it operates as a vibrant independent venue featuring repertory screenings, indie films, live music, and special events. Guests can also relax in the retro lobby bar with cocktails and concessions before taking their seats.

Expert notes

• Arrive early to find parking easily.
• Check the website for upcoming events and screenings.
• Consider purchasing tickets in advance for popular shows.
• Enjoy a drink from the bar during your movie.
• Take a moment to appreciate the theater's architecture.
• Bring a light sweater as the theater can be cool.
• Stay after the screening for Q&A sessions when available.
• Follow the theater on social media for updates.
• Explore the surrounding Oak Cliff neighborhood before or after your visit.
• Be mindful of the theater's no outside food policy.
• Respect the theater's rules during screenings.
• Check if special discounts are available for students or seniors.
• Participate in themed movie nights if available.
• Consider a membership for frequent visits.
• Support local artists by attending live performances.

Features

• Accessibility features
• Air conditioning
• Art Deco architecture
• Comfortable seating
• Community events
• Concessions available
• Film screenings
• Free parking nearby
• Full bar service
• Historic marquee
• Live performances
• Local art displays
• Private event rentals
• Restored interiors
• State-of-the-art sound system
• Themed events