Lady Mitchell Hall, Grade II listed lecture hall at Sidgwick Site, Cambridge, England.
Lady Mitchell Hall features a polygonal shape with brick construction and metal roofing, accommodating 500 attendees within its substantial auditorium space.
The lecture hall, constructed between 1956 and 1968 by architectural firm Casson, Conder and Partners, received Grade II listing status for its architectural merit.
John Lennon and Yoko Ono performed their first public concert together at Lady Mitchell Hall on March 2, 1969, marking a notable musical event.
The hall functions as the primary venue for general interest lectures, including the annual Darwin lectures, within the University of Cambridge campus.
In 2019, art historian Gabriella Daris donated a commemorative plaque documenting the Lennon-Ono performance, which remains displayed in the hall's foyer.
Location: Cambridge
GPS coordinates: 52.20074,0.10901
Latest update: March 11, 2025 03:59
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