Jones Hall for the Performing Arts recently marked its 60th anniversary along with the completion of its first major renovation. On October 5, leaders from Houston First, the city, and the theater district gathered for a tour of the updated venue.
Key Improvements:
- Backstage technical and infrastructure upgrades, including modernized stage automation controls.
- Enhancements reflect a commitment to the future, according to Michael Heckman, president and CEO of Houston First Corporation.
Jones Hall, which opened in 1966 and is named after philanthropist and politician Jesse Jones, serves as the home for the Houston Symphony and hosts various performing arts events. The renovation cost over $67 million, as reported by city officials. For more information, visit the Jones Hall renovation page.
