Springer Auditorium at Cincinnati Music Hall is the principal performance hall within historic Cincinnati Music Hall, a monumental venue distinguished by its Victorian Gothic architecture. With a capacity of approximately 2,500 guests, the auditorium is one of Cincinnati's major performing-arts spaces and is closely associated with performances by the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra, Cincinnati Opera, Cincinnati Ballet, and other established ensembles. The historic character of the building is complemented by an ornate interior that gives concerts, opera productions, and other major stage events a particularly impressive setting.
The auditorium is especially valued for its acoustics, while seating across the Orchestra, Balcony, and Gallery levels provides different perspectives of the stage. Cincinnati Music Hall's 2017 renovation improved audience comfort with wider seats and increased legroom. A dramatic chandelier, historic-style decoration, spacious foyer, and modern guest facilities combine the atmosphere of a traditional concert hall with the functionality expected from a major contemporary performance venue.
The venue is located at 1241 Elm St, Cincinnati, Ohio 45202, United States. The Elm Street entrance is next to a convenient passenger drop-off area, while Washington Park Garage is positioned across the street from Music Hall, providing a practical option for visitors arriving by car. A streetcar stop is directly in front of the building, making the final approach to the entrance straightforward. For a broader overview of transportation and getting around Cincinnati, continue with the city information below.