Become a Member
Sammons Center Membership is valid for one year and applies to an individual or couple. Your membership helps showcase top local artists in a relaxed and intimate setting where diverse audiences can enjoy everything from swing and Latin jazz to the Great American Songbook and contemporary pop to world music and more. Members also enable the center to offer quality concerts at reasonable prices and serve hundreds of underprivileged youth ages 6-12 each summer through the interactive Youth Jazz Outreach initiative.
Benefits Include
All members receive a $5 discount on Sammons Jazz, Cabaret, and Discovery concert tickets, a members-only advance sales opportunity, priority callback on returned tickets, and recognition in Jazz, Cabaret, and Discovery concert programs.
Join today and support a vibrant music scene in our community!
Questions? Visit our FAQ Page or please call (214) 520-7788.
See what others are saying
“Life is crazy busy, right? Since my formative years, no matter how busy my life was or is, volunteering is essential. Rob Courter and Leigh Tomlinson introduced me to Sammons in the early 2000’s. I love the staff - what a team! Sammons is filled with an audience that loves jazz and loves to be there. Assign any job to me, and it’s easy to complete with the uncapped energy in the air. Of course, the music is a true bonus. Several friends are now volunteers, and most know not to schedule me on my Sammons’ nights. It’s not a job; it’s one of the best parts of my life."
Dianne Kennedy
Sammons Center Volunteer since 2007
“I have been delighted by the layout, aesthetic, and multipurpose resourcefulness of this building and the organizational acumen and generosity of the staff. As someone new to Dallas and Fine Arts Chamber Players, Sammons made my first year a breeze, answering all my Dallas-naïve questions with patience and enthusiasm (including helpful tornadosurvival tips!) As a previous Executive Director at a media arts center on Long Island, I was in charge of maintaining a facility and renting the venue - a full-time job in itself. It has been a treat for me to concentrate on our concert season and programming instead of the nuts-and-bolts of building management and phone calls. I am grateful for this every day and wish we’d had a place like SCA back home! Kudos!”