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About Nashville Symphony

Welcome to the Nashville Symphony at the Schermerhorn Symphony Center, home to the iconic Laura Turner Concert Hall. This multi-genre venue hosts orchestral performances, film with live scores, and special galas. With flexible configurations, the hall seats 1,844–1,860 depending on setup and can transform a portion of the space into a 5,700 sq ft ballroom for events. Whether you’re planning a night of classical music or a special occasion, we’ve got you covered with practical details on seating, parking, transit, and nearby accommodations and dining.

Located in downtown Nashville at 1 Symphony Place, the Schermerhorn Symphony Center is a premier cultural hub. We’ll help you secure your seats, share transit tips, and point you toward trusted partner hotels and restaurants to enhance your visit. Remember, dates and lineups can vary, so check the event page for the latest details and to confirm availability.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Capacity: Laura Turner Concert Hall seats 1,844–1,860 depending on configuration.
  • Address: One Symphony Place, Nashville, TN 37201-2031.
  • Venue type: Schermerhorn Symphony Center, a multi-genre concert hall and home of the Nashville Symphony.
  • Seating chart: Three levels with a choral loft; stage supports up to 115 musicians; hall can convert to a ballroom configuration (5,700 sq ft) for events.
  • Parking: Valet parking commonly offered (approx. $35); drop-off in front of the venue; nearby parking garages are listed by the venue.
  • Transit: Downtown Nashville area with bus routes; ride-sharing and walking are common options; after-events steps include waiting in the West Atrium for rideshare pickups.
  • Nearby hotels: Omni Nashville Hotel (0.2 miles), Hilton Nashville Downtown (adjacent), Hilton Garden Inn Nashville Downtown/Convention Center (about 0.2 miles).
  • Notable events: opening gala in 2006; John Williams concerts (An Evening with John Williams, 2017); live-score film events (e.g., Star Wars screenings with the Nashville Symphony).
  • Note on naming: The venue is officially Schermerhorn Symphony Center; the main hall is Laura Turner Concert Hall; no demolition occurred.