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About Meyerhoff Symphony Hall

Located in the heart of Baltimore’s Mount Vernon neighborhood, Meyerhoff Symphony Hall is a premier concert hall boasting 2,443 seats and serving as the home of the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra. Since opening in 1982 and being formally renamed the Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall, this venue has hosted world-class performances across genres—from symphonic concerts to legendary pop and R&B artists. We’ve got you covered with practical details to help you plan a smooth, music-filled evening.

Whether you’re a local or visiting Baltimore, secure your seats with a trusted connection and enjoy nearby dining, convenient parking, and easy transit access close to downtown.

Seating & accessibility: Meyerhoff Symphony Hall seats 2,443 guests in an arrangement designed for excellent acoustics and audience sightlines. The venue is part of the Baltimore Music Center campus, offering a comfortable, intimate feel for a wide range of performances. For seating specifics like available great seats or the section you want, check our live listings or contact the box office.

Parking: The Symphony Center Parking Garage at 1030 Park Avenue is the recommended option, with event-day operations starting two hours before curtain. Prepaid parking passes are often available and can save you time. An alternative is the UB Maryland Avenue Garage, convenient for additional parking options nearby.

Transit & location: Meyerhoff sits adjacent to the Cultural Center Light Rail station and is close to State Center Metro, making it easy to reach from across the city. Its central Mount Vernon location places it within a short stroll of notable landmarks and a vibrant dining scene.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: 1212 Cathedral Street, Baltimore, MD 21201.
  • Venue type: Concert hall; home to the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra.
  • Seating capacity: 2,443 seats.
  • Opened: 1982; formally renamed the Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall by 1982.
  • Parking: Symphony Center Parking Garage at 1030 Park Avenue (recommended; garage opens 2 hours before events; prepaid passes often encouraged); UB Maryland Avenue Garage as an alternative.
  • Transit: Adjacent to the Cultural Center Light Rail station; near State Center Metro; central Mount Vernon location.
  • Nearby hotels: The Ivy Hotel (205 E. Biddle St), Hotel Revival (101 W Monument St), The Mt Vernon Inn (723 Saint Paul St).
  • Notable events: Hosted top performers across genres (Ringo Starr, Aretha Franklin, Tony Bennett, Van Morrison, etc.); regularly hosts Baltimore Symphony Orchestra concerts and touring artists.