Atlanta Symphony Hall

Atlanta Symphony Hall is a concert hall located within the Woodruff Arts Center in Midtown that accommodates roughly 1,760 people across three seating levels. The space features flexible configuration options and an orchestra pit with additional seating that can be arranged based on performance needs.

The hall opened in the early 1970s as part of the Woodruff Arts Center in a development that transformed the Midtown area. It quickly became established as the permanent home for the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra and a key venue for classical music in the region.

The hall serves as the primary venue where the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra performs its regular season of concerts and special programs for the community. Visitors experience everything from classical masterworks to contemporary compositions and educational events throughout the year.

The venue is most convenient to visit during daytime events, and it sits in an easily accessible location in Midtown with good public transportation options. The facility offers wheelchair-accessible seating with companion spaces throughout, as well as wireless hearing assistance devices for visitors who need them.

The orchestra pit contains additional seating that allows it to be reconfigured for different performance styles and musical arrangements. This flexible design lets the space adapt to everything from traditional symphonic setups to more experimental or contemporary staging.

Location: Georgia

Capacity: 1762

GPS coordinates: 33.78946,-84.38493

Latest update: December 10, 2025 16:21