Benaroya Hall Tickets

Benaroya Hall
Home of the Seattle Symphony, Benaroya Hall is located in Downtown Seattle, Washington, USA. Opened in 1998, Benaroya Hall quickly became noted for its technology-infused acoustics, touches of luxury, and its location.

Benaroya Hall is named for noted philanthropist Jack Benaroya, houses two performance halls in a complex and occupies an entire city block at the very core of the city.

Benaroya also includes the 2500-seat S. Mark Taper Foundation Auditorium and the 540-seat Illsley Ball Nordstrom Recital Hall while the Samuel & Althea Stroum Grand Lobby offers spectacular city views with space for up to 1200.

Also noteworthy is the fact that the facility has helped double the Seattle Symphony"s budget and performances. Since Seattle is home to numerous celebrations, the number of Venues has remarkably increased over the years.

Benaroya Hall is a four-story lobby, enclosed by a curved-glass facade, and provides the perfect backdrop for concertgoers. Featuring dramatic glass, steel, and limestone design, the Benaroya Hall helps putting Seattle"s midtown on the map.

The Venue features a 2,500-seat main auditorium and a 541-seat recital hall for more intimate performances. In the last quarter of 1998, Seattle celebrated the grand opening of Benaroya Hall with a gala concert by the Seattle Symphony. The opening also featured major works of art by American modernist Robert Rauschenberg and world-renowned glass artist Dale Chihuly.

Today, the Benaroya Hall celebrates the vital role of performance events while keeping up the continuity of commercial life along one avenue and providing terraced garden, along another. Also installed in there and surrounding site are works by Anna Valentina Murch and Erin Shie Palmer.

The lobby of the Venue is a large contribution of glass art by Dale Chihuly. Whatever your preference in the performing arts, Benaroya Hall is one of the best Venues Seattle has to offer. The place is featuring outstanding events, some new to the audiences and others returning by popular demand.

Benaroya Hall is a perfect place to go for classical music in the region. People also consider it one of the best symphony halls in the West as far as acoustics. You may also find tons of cool, nearby places to eat and drink at.

The building of Benaroya Hall is pretty nice while its architect is providing downtown with a slightly more progressive looking facility. The facility"s Norcliffe Founders Room offers a private-club-like atmosphere with its own deck for events accommodating up to 150 people.

At the place, you might also like a nine-panel, 12-foot-high mural; created by internationally acclaimed artist Robert Rauschenberg. This piece is titled as Echo and was commissioned by longtime Seattle arts patrons Virginia and Bagley Wright.

Benaroya Hall, for the more well-known acts such as Andre Feriante, David Burgess and so on tends to sell out. So get your tickets to see your favorite artists and performers live. Attending events/shows at the Benaroya Hall will not let you regret over the money you spent.

Bringing in some of the best performances from around the country, the Place offers a diverse mix of entertainment genres. So come and treat yourselves to the Seattle Downtown"s highly regarded Venues, presenting some of the all-time favorite events!