Arlington Attractions - Arts, Culture & Museums

Sights & Sounds!

The Arlington Master Chorale was founded in 1973. The ensemble continues a long tradition of excellence in the performance of classical music for the citizens of the Arlington and surrounding communities as it enhances Arlington's cultural arts.

The Arlington Museum of Art exists to champion creativity and provide access to art for the cultural enrichment and economic development of our community.

CATS Creative Arts & Theatre School is designed to bring inspiration and a new creative energy to children through the world of theatre!

A unique western art gallery and proud licensee of the Texas Ranger Hall of Fame and Museum. Fine limited-edition prints, sculptures, western memorabilia and collectibles, and expert custom framing.

Dedicated in 2004, this downtown park contains three of Arlington’s oldest structures.

Legends of the Game Baseball Museum and Learning Center is an exciting, interactive, and educational glimpse into America's pastime!

Symphony Arlington enhances the quality of life in our growing and diverse community by inspiring, entertaining and involving citizens and organizations through music concerts of superior cultural and educational value.

All Gallery events are free and open to the public. Click here for additional visitor information.

Visitors (not a student or employee of UTA) need permits to park on campus UNLESS parked at Maverick Garage (on S. West St.) or in front of a parking meter. Free daily passes may be obtained from the Parking Office.

Local landowner and community leader James Park Fielder (d. 1948) and his wife Mattie (Barnes) (d. 1950) erected this house in 1914, using steel lathing and other innovative techniques.

The Planetarium at UT Arlington has a 60ft diameter dome with a state of the art Digistar 3 CRT Projection system with 165 seating capacity.