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About Ruby Diamond Concert Hall

Located on the Florida State University campus in Tallahassee, Ruby Diamond Concert Hall is the primary performance venue for the FSU College of Music. The on-campus facility originally opened as Ruby Diamond Auditorium (built 1911) and was renovated and reopened in 2010, subsequently renamed Ruby Diamond Concert Hall. With a standing capacity around 1,172 seats and configurations that can vary, it hosts the Tallahassee Symphony Orchestra, the Tallahassee Ballet, and FSU Opening Nights along with opera and concert productions. Whether you’re attending a student recital, a full orchestral concert, or a main-stage opera, you’ll find approachable seating, robust acoustics, and convenient access on campus.

Below you'll find essential details about seating, parking, transit options, and nearby accommodations and dining to help you secure your tickets and plan your visit with ease.

Seating at Ruby Diamond Concert Hall features a proscenium stage measuring 55 feet wide by 28 feet high, with a 39-foot stage depth and a movable orchestra shell. The hall offers height-adjustable orchestra pit and flexible configurations to suit a variety of performances. Accessibility is a priority with designated parking at the North Entrance and along Convocation Way, plus additional accessible spots in Mecca, Brinkley, and Diffenbaugh lots. General parking can be found in St. Augustine Garage (Pensacola/Copeland) and Call Street Garage (Call/Macomb). This venue sits at the heart of the FSU campus, served by Tallahassee’s StarMetro transit system and campus shuttles for easy student and guest access.

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Venues like Ruby Diamond Concert Hall continue to host beloved local arts organizations and university productions, so keep an eye on official FSU event calendars for upcoming shows, including symphony seasons, ballet performances, and classic opera or concert presentations.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Location: Westcott Building, Florida State University campus, 222 S Copeland St, Tallahassee, FL 32304 (FSU/Tallahassee listings vary on the exact ZIP).
  • Venue type: on-campus concert hall serving as the primary performance venue for the FSU College of Music.
  • Capacity: 1,172 seats (official FSU RDCH facilities data); some pages list ~1,200–1,260 depending on configuration.
  • Seating/Stage details: Proscenium stage 55' wide x 28' high, stage depth 39', movable orchestra shell, height-adjustable orchestra pit.
  • Parking/access: Accessible parking at the North Entrance and along Convocation Way; additional accessible spots in Mecca, Brinkley, and Diffenbaugh lots; general parking in St. Augustine Garage (Pensacola/Copeland) and Call Street Garage (Call/Macomb).
  • Transit: Campus accessibility via Tallahassee public transit (StarMetro) and campus shuttles; see Opening Nights and FSU parking pages for details.
  • Nearby hotels: Four Points by Sheraton Tallahassee Downtown; Hotel Duval Autograph Collection; Aloft Tallahassee Downtown; DoubleTree by Hilton Tallahassee; Residence Inn Tallahassee Universities at the Capitol.
  • Notable events hosted: Tallahassee Symphony Orchestra seasons, Tallahassee Ballet performances, and Florida State University Opening Nights and opera/concert productions.
  • Renamed/demolished: Originally Ruby Diamond Auditorium (built 1911, renovated and reopened in 2010); renamed Ruby Diamond Concert Hall after the renovation.