The Hall Of State

4.7(589)

Event Venue

About

The Hall of State in Dallas’ Fair Park is a 1936 Art Deco landmark rich with Texas history, featuring 76-foot limestone columns, hand-stenciled Aztec ceilings, and expansive murals depicting the state's journey. Its grand Great Hall offers a striking setting for corporate dinners, meetings, and receptions.

Just minutes from downtown Dallas, this venue combines monumental architecture with versatile event spaces like the Hall of Heroes and the Margaret and Al Hill Lecture Hall. It’s ideal for business gatherings seeking a distinctive, historic atmosphere with professional hospitality support.

Best for

Historic venue for executive dinners
Lecture-style meetings & presentations
Elegant cocktail receptions & networking

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Venue Details

Standout features

Architecture

Neoclassical and Art Deco design from 1936

The Hall of State is a masterclass in Art Deco and Neoclassical architecture, featuring 76-foot limestone columns, hand-stenciled Aztec-motif ceilings, and a massive 12-foot gold leaf medallion in the Great Hall. The building’s design was finalized

Historic Artwork

Monumental murals and statues celebrating Texas history

Inside, the Great Hall displays 30-foot-high by 80-foot-wide murals by Eugene Savage and assistants, depicting Texas history from early exploration to 1936. The Hall of Heroes features six statues of key Texas figures sculpted by Pompeo Luigi

At a glance

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