Houston's Jones Hall celebrates major milestone at end of multi-year renovation project
"This was an opportunity to mobilize the spirit of Houston and focus the desire of its citizens and foundations to act."
Fans of Houston’s performing arts groups have a reason to celebrate. Jones Hall, home to the Houston Symphony and Performing Arts Houston has completed a five-year, $67.5 million renovation project.
Virtually every component of the Jesse H. Jones Hall for the Performing Arts has been enhanced as part of the renovations. Improvements to the performance hall include:
New seating and additional aisle
Acoustical improvements including new sidewalls, orchestra shell, and forestage reflector
Refinished stage floor and new grand curtain
In addition, the lobby has been reconfigured, the restrooms have been expanded, and the Green Room has been expanded and relocated. Other changes include a new roof, new elevators, and upgraded HVAC. All of these will benefit both attendees at the dozens of performances the venue hosts every year.
City officials and others attended the ceremony. Courtesy of Houston First
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