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About The Lyric Baltimore

The Lyric Baltimore is a storied Beaux-Arts concert hall and non-profit performing arts center, offering a rich history of world-class performances since its early days as The Music Hall. With a seating capacity of approximately 2,564 (configurations vary), the Lyric has hosted Metropolitan Opera performances since 1904, the Baltimore Opera Company (1950–2009), and a lineup of legendary artists including Aretha Franklin, Journey, Diana Ross, and Robin Williams. Located at 140 West Mount Royal Avenue in Baltimore, MD, the Lyric blends historic grandeur with modern accessibility, making it a premier destination for performing arts in the city. This page provides practical details to help you secure your seats, plan your visit, and explore nearby hotels and dining options.

Plan ahead to make the most of your Lyric experience. We’ve got you covered with seating information, convenient parking at Fitzgerald Garage (80 West Oliver Street), transit options between MICA and the University of Baltimore, and recommendations for nearby hotels and restaurants. For the latest seating maps and venue specifics, check the Lyric Baltimore official site. Whether you’re attending a Metropolitan Opera performance or a beloved touring act, you’ll find reliable, straightforward guidance to secure your seats and enjoy Baltimore’s vibrant cultural scene.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Capacity: approximately 2,564 seats (varies by configuration).
  • Address: 140 West Mount Royal Avenue, Baltimore, MD 21201.
  • Venue type: historic Beaux-Arts concert hall / performing arts center; non-profit.
  • Seating chart: official Lyric seating maps available on the Lyric Baltimore website.
  • Parking: Fitzgerald Garage at 80 West Oliver Street (preferred); limited street parking; open lot at MICA train station for oversized vehicles.
  • Transit: located between MICA and the University of Baltimore; near Mt. Royal/MICA transit; close to Penn Station (Amtrak).
  • Nearby hotels: Hotel Revival Baltimore, Hotel Ulysses, Hotel Indigo Baltimore, and other nearby options listed on the Lyric site.
  • Notable events hosted: Metropolitan Opera performances since 1904; home to Baltimore Opera Company (1950–2009); notable artists include Aretha Franklin, Journey, Diana Ross, Robin Williams, and other major acts.
  • Renaming history: originally The Music Hall, then Lyric Opera House (1909–2010), The Patricia & Arthur Modell Performing Arts Center at the Lyric (2010–2021), then Lyric Baltimore (since 2021).