Zipper Hall

Zipper Hall is a 415-seat concert venue located within the Colburn School in downtown Los Angeles, featuring contemporary architecture and superior sound quality. The space sits on the school's campus directly across from The Broad, a major art museum in the area.

The hall bears the name of Herbert Zipper, a musician and educator who made significant contributions to music teaching and training. His legacy at the school resulted in the creation of this dedicated performance space for the institution.

The school uses the space to give students a stage for performances throughout the year. You can hear everything from student recitals to professional ensembles, making it a place where musical traditions and new works coexist.

You can enter the hall through doorways at 200 S Grand Avenue or by way of the Colburn Plaza between Olive and Grand streets. The downtown location makes it simple to reach by public transportation or on foot from surrounding neighborhoods.

The space was specifically designed with outstanding acoustic properties that allow listeners to hear the subtle details in music ranging from baroque works to contemporary pieces. This engineering makes it possible to experience the clarity that musicians strive for in every type of composition.