Join the Wichita Falls Symphony Orchestra for an unforgettable evening of live music under the Texas sky at Travis Park. Located in the heart of downtown Wichita Falls, this welcoming outdoor venue offers a relaxed setting where families, friends, and music lovers can gather to enjoy a free community concert.

First United Methodist Church first began in 1881 meeting in homes, a log schoolhouse, and the courthouse. There were 2 other building locations before the church bought the corner of Tenth and Travis streets. The current First United Methodist Church of Wichita Falls building was constructed between August 1926 and September 1928.

Akin Auditorium, a 422-seat venue located at the north end of the Hardin Administration Building, is the primary performance facility for the Midwestern State University Department of Music. A full renovation of the auditorium was completed in the Fall of 2019.

The First Baptist Church dates back to 1883, when Rev. H. M. Burroughs moved from Henrietta and together with eight other people started First Baptist Church. FBC, W.F. began expanding their Sunday morning worship offerings with the addition of a Contemporary Worship service in August, 2005.

Constructed in 1927 as a replica of the State Fair Music Hall in Dallas, Memorial Auditorium is a historic 2,700-seat venue overlooking the Wichita River. Today, it is home to the Wichita Falls Symphony Orchestra and hosts Broadway productions, concerts, comedy performances, and other live entertainment.