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About Norie Miller Studio At Perth Concert Hall
Welcome to Norie Miller Studio, the versatile ground-floor space within the Perth Concert Hall complex in Perth, Scotland. Part of Horsecross Arts, this double-height studio can be configured into two soundproofed rooms and is ideal for meetings, receptions, screenings, exhibitions, and smaller performances. With easy access from the city center, comfortable seating planning, and a range of nearby amenities, it’s a reliable choice for a professional, stress-free event.
Perth Concert Hall sits in a central location with good public transport links, ample parking, and adjacent hospitality options. We’ve got you covered with practical details on seating, capacity, transport, and nearby hotels and dining to help you secure your seats and plan a smooth visit.
Venue overview: The Perth Concert Hall complex includes the Gannochy Trust Auditorium (main hall, up to 1,200 seats) and the Norie Miller Studio on the ground floor (capacity up to 120, divisible into two rooms). The space is suitable for conferences, cocktail receptions, screenings, and exhibitions, with flexible layouts and soundproofing options. The venue is part of Horsecross Arts and remains a cornerstone of Perth’s cultural scene.
Seating and layout: Main auditorium seating plans are available as PDFs (stalls and balcony). Norie Miller Studio provides a flexible configuration for smaller gatherings, with two rooms that can be used separately or together for larger events.
Parking: Nearby parking includes the Kinnoull Street Multi-storey Car Park (Smart Parking) with a typical daily rate around £5. There are on-street parking options and the Norie-Miller Walk car park nearby for convenient access.
Transportation: Perth railway station and city bus stops are within walking distance, offering easy access for guests arriving by train or bus. The central Perth location also benefits from walkable dining and services.
Nearby hotels & dining: Premier Inn Perth City Centre is directly opposite the Perth Concert Hall (roughly 150 feet away), making it a convenient stay option for out-of-town guests. We highlight affiliate partner choices for hotels and local restaurants to enhance your stay and event experience.
Notable moments: The venue has hosted Royal Scottish National Orchestra performances as part of the Perth Concert Series. It remains a respected venue within Horsecross Arts, continuing to welcome diverse events in a historic yet modern setting.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Location/address: Mill Street, Perth, PH1 5HZ, Scotland.
- Venue type: Multi-space arts venue comprising Gannochy Trust Auditorium (main hall) and Norie Miller Studio (ground floor) with additional breakout spaces (Tilt, Earn + Isla, Tay).
- Main capacity: 1,200 seats in the Gannochy Trust Auditorium; Norie Miller Studio capacity: 120 (can be divided into two rooms).
- Norie Miller Studio configuration: double-height room on the ground floor, can be split into two soundproofed spaces; suitable for meetings, receptions, screenings, and exhibitions.
- Seating/chart: Main auditorium seating plans are available (PDFs for stalls/balcony); Norie Miller Studio is a flexible space with capacity listed as 120 in official venue materials.
- Parking: Nearby options include Kinnoull Street Multi-storey Car Park (Smart Parking) at about £5 for 24 hours; on-street and other city parking available, plus Norie-Miller Walk car park nearby.
- Transit: Perth railway station and city bus stops within walking distance; central Perth location with good public transport access.
- Nearby hotels: Premier Inn Perth City Centre is directly opposite the Perth Concert Hall (about 150 feet away).
- Notable events hosted: Royal Scottish National Orchestra performances as part of the Perth Concert Series; Southern Fried Festival venues have included Perth Concert Hall; Queen Elizabeth II opened Perth Concert Hall in 2005.
- Renamed/demolition status: No demolition or renaming; the venue remains Perth Concert Hall (part of Horsecross Arts); Norie Miller Studio remains a named space within the complex.