Two choirs, one stage
The Lewisville Civic Chorale, a 501(c)(3) vocal ensemble, and the Woodrow Wilson High School Variations Show Choir & Chamber Choir. Meet the performers.
Saturday, December 5, 2026 · Dallas Scottish Rite Cathedral
One holiday night. Two choirs. 100% to Dallas students.
Harmony & Light is the annual benefit concert of Texas Music and Arts, a nonprofit founded by Dallas-area Masons. The Lewisville Civic Chorale and the Woodrow Wilson High School Variations Show Choir & Chamber Choir take the stage at 7:00 PM — doors and the silent auction open at 5:30. Every dollar you spend goes to scholarships at the Dallas Scottish Rite Library and Museum and to students at North Dallas High School.
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- 501(c)(3) registered nonprofit
- $6,000 raised at our 2025 debut
- $12,000 our goal for 2026
Plan your evening
- Saturday, December 5, 2026
- Doors open 5:30 PM for the Silent Auction · Concert begins 7:00 PM
- Dallas Scottish Rite Cathedral, 500 S Harwood St, Dallas, TX
A room worth the ticket
The Dallas Scottish Rite Cathedral is a century-old landmark with a grand ballroom and the earliest theater built in Dallas — donated to us at no cost. See our cornerstones.
Where the money goes
Scholarships and education programs at the Dallas Scottish Rite Library and Museum, and students at North Dallas High School. Give directly.
About Texas Music and Arts
A Mason-led mission for charitable giving.
Texas Music and Arts is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit founded by Dallas-area Masons. We organize benefit events that support local schools, charities, education programs, and arts initiatives — and 100% of what we raise goes to our beneficiaries, because our Working Tool sponsors cover the operating costs and the Scottish Rite donates the Cathedral.
- 100% of event proceeds go to beneficiary organizations
- Benefit events planned and led by Masons
- Support for schools, arts, education, and charities
Can’t make it on December 5?
A gift does exactly what a seat does. It funds the same scholarships and the same students — no ticket required, and it’s tax-deductible.