Events
Both Tarrant and Dallas County are packed with things to do and destinations to visit. Weekday and Saturday events at American Airlines Center in Dallas are served by regularly scheduled eastbound and westbound train trips. Events at Dickies Arena, Fort Worth Stockyards, and Bass Performance Hall in Fort Worth are also served by regularly scheduled eastbound and westbound trips via bus connection at Fort Worth Central Station.
Dallas Stars and Dallas Mavericks: A westbound train will depart Victory Station (AA Center) 20 minutes after the end of ALL Dallas Stars and Dallas Mavericks games that begin after 6:00 p.m., Monday – Saturday. These trains will be noted on the events schedule below with this designation: (+20)
Note: On non-AAC event nights, TRE will operate all trains per the published public timetable.
Prev Friday, December 27 | 8:00pm
The Nutcracker presented by Texas Ballet Theater
Bass Performance Hall
The Nutcracker presented by Texas Ballet Theater
Friday, December 27 | 8pm
A Vision of Merriment and Delight
Since its first performance in 1892, Tchaikovsky’s The Nutcracker has evoked the wonder and joy of the holiday season. You will want to make Ben Stevenson’s spectacular production of this perennial favorite part of your holiday tradition.
The production of The Nutcracker is approximately two hours, including one 20-minute intermission.
Saturday, December 28 | 2:00pm
The Nutcracker presented by Texas Ballet Theater
Bass Performance Hall
The Nutcracker presented by Texas Ballet Theater
Saturday, December 28 | 2pm
A Vision of Merriment and Delight
Since its first performance in 1892, Tchaikovsky’s The Nutcracker has evoked the wonder and joy of the holiday season. You will want to make Ben Stevenson’s spectacular production of this perennial favorite part of your holiday tradition.
The production of The Nutcracker is approximately two hours, including one 20-minute intermission.
Saturday, December 28 | 3:00pm
Trans-Siberian Orchestra
American Airlines Center
Trans-Siberian Orchestra
Saturday, December 28 | 3pm
Note: No +20 service (there will not be a westbound train 20 minutes after this event).
Victory StationSaturday, December 28 | 7:30pm
Trans-Siberian Orchestra
American Airlines Center
Trans-Siberian Orchestra
Saturday, December 28 | 7pm
Note: No +20 service (there will not be a westbound train 20 minutes after this event).
Victory StationSaturday, December 28 | 8:00pm
The Nutcracker presented by Texas Ballet Theater
Bass Performance Hall
The Nutcracker presented by Texas Ballet Theater
Saturday, December 28 | 8pm
A Vision of Merriment and Delight
Since its first performance in 1892, Tchaikovsky’s The Nutcracker has evoked the wonder and joy of the holiday season. You will want to make Ben Stevenson’s spectacular production of this perennial favorite part of your holiday tradition.
The production of The Nutcracker is approximately two hours, including one 20-minute intermission.
Tuesday, December 31 | 7:00pm
Dallas Stars VS Buffalo Sabres
American Airlines Center
Dallas Stars VS Buffalo Sabres
Tuesday, December 31 | 7pm
Note: A westbound TRE train will depart Victory Station 20 minutes after the end of this game.
Victory StationFriday, January 3 | 7:30pm
FWSO: Dvořák’s “New World” and Mozart’s 40th
Bass Performance Hall
FWSO: Dvořák’s “New World” and Mozart’s 40th
Friday, January 3 | 7pm
Dvořák’s ninth and final symphony is also his most famous. Dubbed “From the New World” as the composer wrote it while in America and borrowed heavily from American spiritual tunes, it captures something of the grandeur and frontier spirit of the day, even in the tender second movement, an orchestral expression of the song “Goin’ Home.” This concert fuses the new world with the old, as Mozart’s stormy 40th symphony and the overture to his brief comedy The Impresario fill out the front half of the program. Before each symphonic concert, FWSO Principal Keyboard Buddy Bray offers a pre-concert lecture to dive deeper into the works, their history, and other fun concert-related facts. Bachtales with Buddy is free for all ticket holders. MOZART: Overture to The Impresario James Conlon, conductorBACHTALES WITH BUDDY | 1 Hour Before Concert
Works
MOZART: Symphony No. 40 in G minor
DVOŘÁK: Symphony No. 9 in E minor, From the New WorldFeatured Artists
Saturday, January 4 | 7:30pm
FWSO: Dvořák’s “New World” and Mozart’s 40th
Bass Performance Hall
FWSO: Dvořák’s “New World” and Mozart’s 40th
Saturday, January 4 | 7pm
Dvořák’s ninth and final symphony is also his most famous. Dubbed “From the New World” as the composer wrote it while in America and borrowed heavily from American spiritual tunes, it captures something of the grandeur and frontier spirit of the day, even in the tender second movement, an orchestral expression of the song “Goin’ Home.” This concert fuses the new world with the old, as Mozart’s stormy 40th symphony and the overture to his brief comedy The Impresario fill out the front half of the program. Before each symphonic concert, FWSO Principal Keyboard Buddy Bray offers a pre-concert lecture to dive deeper into the works, their history, and other fun concert-related facts. Bachtales with Buddy is free for all ticket holders. MOZART: Overture to The Impresario James Conlon, conductorBACHTALES WITH BUDDY | 1 Hour Before Concert
Works
MOZART: Symphony No. 40 in G minor
DVOŘÁK: Symphony No. 9 in E minor, From the New WorldFeatured Artists
Friday, January 10 | 7:30pm
FWSO Pops: Sci-Fi Symphony
Bass Performance Hall
FWSO Pops: Sci-Fi Symphony
Friday, January 10 | 7pm
Would Star Wars be Star Wars without John Williams’ mighty trumpet blasts? Would Ridley Scott’s alien have been nearly as creepy without the magic of Jerry Goldsmith’s haunting score? Would the dinosaurs of Jurassic Park have felt nearly as majestic without the warmth of that famous melody in the strings? Don’t miss the Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra’s tour of some of the greatest scores in sci-fi history, including music from Star Trek, X-Files, Alien, Jurassic Park, Star Wars and more.
Featured Artists
Michelle Di Russo, conductor
Saturday, January 11 | 7:30pm
FWSO Pops: Sci-Fi Symphony
Bass Performance Hall
FWSO Pops: Sci-Fi Symphony
Saturday, January 11 | 7pm
Would Star Wars be Star Wars without John Williams’ mighty trumpet blasts? Would Ridley Scott’s alien have been nearly as creepy without the magic of Jerry Goldsmith’s haunting score? Would the dinosaurs of Jurassic Park have felt nearly as majestic without the warmth of that famous melody in the strings? Don’t miss the Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra’s tour of some of the greatest scores in sci-fi history, including music from Star Trek, X-Files, Alien, Jurassic Park, Star Wars and more.
Featured Artists
Michelle Di Russo, conductor