About
TX Fine Arts Theater
The Texas Fine Arts Theatre is an arthouse theatre revitalized in 2026. It was previously the Graham Opera House in 1877, the Texas Theatre in 1935, and was renamed Fine Arts in 1957. The newly restored cinema functions as an arthouse cinema as well as a multi-media live performance space serving the community of Denton, Texas, and surrounding areas.
115 N Elm St., Denton, Texas
FAQs
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Yes. The Fine Arts has had a long journey to get to this moment in time wherein it can be re-opened again and function as it was intended. It will reopen in 2026.
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The TX Fine Arts Theatre will feature two fully funtioning art house cinema screens with full updated surround sound…..(****) as well as live events including music, live comedy and other events.
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Possibly. Send all inquiries to info (AT) texasfineartstheatre.com and you’ll hear from us if it seems like a fit.
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The elephant mural was part of a group or murals - (4 in total) that have a long history since 1957 in the main room. Although 2 of the murals are long since gone, the remaining two including the most well known “elephant” mural, which was a copy of a famous Parisian early 20th century tourist painting, are still at this moment on the walls of the theater. While the water damage to the cardboard they’re painted on is not salvagable, the decision to leave them encased behind the new acoustic panels is where we arrived. The homage that will be paid to them we think patrons will enjoy.
