Philharmonic Hall

Philharmonic Hall is a concert venue and music society center located in central Aktobe with a main auditorium holding around 1,200 seats. The building operates within a larger complex that includes exhibition spaces and multipurpose event areas.

The Regional Philharmonic Society established this venue in 1944 as the first dedicated music performance space in western Kazakhstan. Since then the facility has grown into a major cultural center for the city.

The hall carries the name of composer Gaziza Zhubanova and serves as a venue where classical symphonies, folk music performances, and art exhibitions take place regularly. Visitors experience the musical traditions and artistic life of the region here.

The venue is centrally located and easily accessible, with free parking available for vehicles on the right side of the building. Visitors should check ahead about current performances, as the schedule varies by season.

The building houses the largest exhibition center in western Kazakhstan, known as the Art Center, which hosts art forums, fashion shows, and music events alongside performances. This dual function sets it apart as more than just a concert venue.

Location: Aktobe

Inception: 1944

GPS coordinates: 50.28406,57.18311

Latest update: December 14, 2025 16:43