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About Rackham Auditorium
Rackham Auditorium sits in the Horace H. Rackham Building on the University of Michigan campus in Ann Arbor. With a seating capacity around 1,100 (officially reported as 1,008 seats plus 20 wheelchair and 20 companion seats in the seating chart), this on-campus lecture and recital hall has hosted hundreds of lectures, conferences, recitals, and chamber music since its history began. Whether you’re attending a concert, a lecture, or a chamber music performance, we’ve got you covered with practical tips to secure your seats, park conveniently, and find comfortable nearby lodging and dining options.
For a seamless experience, consider these essentials: check the current event details for seating specifics and any accessibility accommodations, use campus transit options like the UM bus network or AAATA TheRide for easy travel, and plan ahead for parking. If you’re staying overnight, explore nearby hotels such as The Graduate Ann Arbor, Inn at the Michigan League, and Bell Tower Hotel, all within a short distance of Rackham Auditorium. We’re here to help you find tickets, directions, and nearby amenities so you can focus on enjoying the performance.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Capacity: official Rackham page lists approximately 1,100 seats.
- Seating chart: PDF shows Total Seating 1008, plus 20 wheelchair and 20 companion seats.
- Address: 915 E. Washington St., Ann Arbor, MI 48109-1070.
- Venue type: on-campus lecture/conference hall in the Horace H. Rackham Building; historically used for lectures, conferences, recitals, and chamber music.
- Seating chart download: RA-seatchart_072623.pdf available from SMTD page.
- Parking: nearby structures include S Thayer St Structure (216 S Thayer St) and Fletcher St (Power Center) Structure; event parking typically around $10; Thompson St Structure free after 6 pm (per UMS parking tips).
- Transit: UM campus bus network and AAATA (TheRide); Night Ride and SafeRide services available for late travel.
- Nearby hotels: The Graduate Ann Arbor (615 E. Huron St), Inn at the Michigan League (911 N University Ave), Bell Tower Hotel (300 S Thayer St).
- Notable events: site of hundreds of lectures and chamber music; notable 1941 Chamber Music Festival by the Musical Art Quartet (Chamber Arts Series ongoing since 1963).
- Renamed/demolished: the venue/building remains intact as the Horace H. Rackham Building; no demolition or renaming of Rackham Auditorium.