The Levitt network

Part of something bigger.

Across the country, Levitt venues bring people together through free outdoor concerts in welcoming public spaces. Each venue is shaped by its own city, but all share the same purpose: creating connection through music.

Musicians performing for a large crowd on a sloped lawn at a Levitt concert — A free Levitt concert in the national network.

National reach

A movement, coast to coast.

100+

towns and cities

1,000+

free concerts each year

1M+

people reached each year

1974

first Levitt Pavilion opened in Westport

More than concerts

More than a concert series.

Across the country, Levitt organizations use free, recurring music to activate public spaces, support local artists and build partnerships. Over time, the venue becomes part of the community’s identity.

Local artists, real stage

Hometown musicians share the bill with touring acts.

Community partnerships

Schools, nonprofits and neighborhood organizations help shape programs.

A place people return to

Regular concerts and events give neighbors reasons to come back again and again.

Built to last

Local leadership and national Levitt support sustain the work over time.

Levitt Pavilion Houston mark — Part of the Levitt network

Houston’s place

Bringing the Levitt model to Houston.

Levitt Houston brings a nationally proven model for free outdoor music to Willow Waterhole, shaped by the people, music and character of Southwest Houston.

We’re starting with a recurring concert series in 2027 while continuing the work toward a permanent Levitt Pavilion. Each concert helps build the audience, partnerships and community support for what comes next.

Explore Houston’s pavilion plans

The venues