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Jones Hall For the Performing Arts

615 Louisiana
Houston, TX 77002
Downtown/ Midtown
713-227-3974
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With wall-to-wall red carpet, Houston's old faithful anchors the Theater District. This general-purpose music hall might seem a bit tame by today's standards, but its stage has seen everyone from Minnie Riperton to Mariachi Vargas and Yo-Yo Ma.

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