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Wentz Concert Hall Tickets

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Naperville, IL

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Upcoming Events at Wentz Concert Hall

February 2027

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  1. FEB13
    DuPage Symphony Orchestra: Tchaikovsky Triumph7:30 PMFrom $61View tickets →

March 2027

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  1. MAR20
    DuPage Symphony Orchestra: Youthful Artistry7:30 PMFrom $61View tickets →

May 2027

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  1. MAY15
    DuPage Symphony Orchestra: Rachmaninoff Reigns7:30 PMFrom $61View tickets →

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The Wentz Concert Hall is an intimate, acoustically acclaimed performance space inside North Central College's Fine Arts Center in Naperville, Illinois. With a premier listening experience, this venue hosts a range of performances from classical to jazz and contemporary shows. Secure your seats with our straightforward, friendly ticketing service.

Located at 171 E. Chicago Ave., Naperville, the hall sits near downtown Naperville’s riverwalk, providing easy access for guests and visitors. The venue’s seating chart helps you pick the perfect seat, and our team can guide you through the best options for your preferred view and budget.

Beyond the stage, Wentz Concert Hall benefits from convenient parking and transportation options. Free Naperville Central Parking Garage parking is available at 75 E. Chicago Ave with a 3-hour limit, and there is additional street parking nearby. For travelers coming from other parts of the Chicago area, Metra service to the Naperville station offers a short, enjoyable walk to the venue. After a great performance, consider staying at nearby hotels and dining options to create a seamless night out.

The hall is part of a thriving cultural campus that hosts performances by the Chicago Sinfonietta and the DuPage Symphony. Wentz Concert Hall’s stage has welcomed renowned artists across genres, reflecting its versatile and intimate atmosphere. With its acclaimed acoustics and community vibe, it’s a trusted stop for memorable live music in the Naperville area.

Pro tip: Secure your seats early for popular shows, and check our calendar for individual performance details. We’ve got you covered with easy, straightforward ticketing and reliable service that fits your schedule and budget.

Getting there

Wentz Concert Hall is located at 171 E. Chicago Ave., Naperville, IL 60540. From the West: Follow I-88 east to Winfield Road; South (right) onto Winfield to Diehl Road; East (left) onto Diehl to Washington Street; South (right) onto Washington to Chicago Avenue; East (left) onto Chicago Avenue; the concert hall is one block ahead on the left. [1]

Inside the venue

Wentz Concert Hall is located on the North Central College campus. Wentz Concert Hall features Millennium Park-level acoustics. [2]

Venue history

Wentz Concert Hall and Fine Arts Center opened in 2008. [3]

References

  1. [1] Wentz Concert Hall
  2. [2] Wentz Concert Hall Chicago: What to do and FAQs answered
  3. [3] Wentz Concert Hall Naperville: Events, Tickets & Parking

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Location: 171 E. Chicago Ave., Naperville, IL 60540
  • Venue type: Concert Hall inside North Central College's Fine Arts Center (an intimate, acoustically acclaimed auditorium)
  • Capacity: 617 seats (rough distribution ~411 main floor, 206 balcony)
  • Seating chart: Seating Chart available for Wentz Concert Hall
  • Parking: Free Naperville Central Parking Garage parking (75 E. Chicago Ave) with a 3-hour limit; street parking also available
  • Transit: Metra service via the Naperville station; short walk to the hall
  • Nearby hotels: Hotel Indigo Naperville Riverwalk (120 Water Street) with Elements at Water Street attached for events
  • Notable events hosted: Chicago Symphony Orchestra, Yo-Yo Ma, Elizabeth Futral; Herb Alpert, Herbie Hancock, Ramsey Lewis; Bela Fleck and the Flecktones; Colbie Caillat; Los Lonely Boys; home of Chicago Sinfonietta and DuPage Symphony
  • Renamed/demolished: Named for Dr. Myron Wentz; no demolition or renaming indicated