Siará Hall, Music venue in Fortaleza, Brazil

Siará Hall was an events house in Fortaleza, Ceará, opened on 17 December 2005 with a concert by American singer Billy Paul. Its infrastructure was built to hold mega-shows and spectacles, and it was considered the largest performance venue in the city until it closed. It ended activities at its fixed Fortaleza address in February 2017 after more than 11 years.

The venue opened in 2005 and became one of the largest entertainment spaces in the region during its operating years. It hosted a wide range of national and international performers before closing in 2017.

Siará Hall's opening show on 17 December 2005 was headlined by American soul singer Billy Paul, known for the 1972 hit "Me and Mrs. Jones". The venue went on to stage national and international acts, among them Air Supply and the National Circus of China.

The venue operated at a fixed address in Fortaleza until February 2017, when it closed after more than 11 years. Its structure was built to accommodate mega-shows and large spectacles, with a capacity suited to big productions.

The opening show on 17 December 2005 was headlined by American soul singer Billy Paul, known for the 1972 hit "Me and Mrs. Jones". The venue then ran for more than 11 years at its fixed Fortaleza address before closing in February 2017.