Houston Symphony presents "When Instruments Roamed The Earth"

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The near-mythical creatures that walked the earth long, long ago inspired the first drawings on cave walls, legendary dragon stories, some of the greatest movie music ever - and now a Houston Symphony show even bigger than the Patagotitan mayorum Titanosaur.

The show is for kiddos who love T-Rexes and Triceratops, for grown-ups who love to get a little Jurassic, and for classical music lovers who are already thinking about their favorite compositions about mythical creatures.

The special event will also feature Hats off to Reading, celebrating the joy of books, curiosity, and imagination.

The near-mythical creatures that walked the earth long, long ago inspired the first drawings on cave walls, legendary dragon stories, some of the greatest movie music ever - and now a Houston Symphony show even bigger than the Patagotitan mayorum Titanosaur.

The show is for kiddos who love T-Rexes and Triceratops, for grown-ups who love to get a little Jurassic, and for classical music lovers who are already thinking about their favorite compositions about mythical creatures.

The special event will also feature Hats off to Reading, celebrating the joy of books, curiosity, and imagination.

WHEN

WHERE

The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion
2005 Lake Robbins Dr, The Woodlands, TX 77380, USA
https://www.woodlandscenter.org/events/2026/performing-arts/hso-when-instruments-roamed-the-earth

TICKET INFO

Admission is free.

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