About this venue
Maryland Hall is a prominent cultural center in Annapolis, bringing performing and visual arts together within a historic brick building. Originally built as a school, the property has been adapted for concerts, theater, dance, film screenings and other cultural events, while its main auditorium accommodates approximately 750 visitors.
The main performance hall has been modernized with an emphasis on professional acoustics and improved sightlines, making it well suited to orchestral concerts, opera and other live performances. Maryland Hall also includes galleries and spaces for arts and educational programs, allowing the building to serve as a versatile cultural venue throughout the year.
The venue is located at 801 Chase Street, Annapolis, United States. Parking areas are available around the building, with designated accessible spaces behind the venue close to ramps and entrances with automatic doors; availability may vary depending on the event. For broader travel options and transportation around Annapolis, see the city information further down the page.
About the city: Annapolis
Annapolis, the capital of Maryland on the shores of the Chesapeake Bay, combines the historic character of a harbor city with a diverse selection of sporting events, concerts and live entertainment. Its compact city center, strong maritime tradition and venues such as Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium make it an attractive destination for visitors who want to combine their trip with an event. Restaurants, bars, hotels and waterfront attractions make it easy to plan an entire stay around purchased tickets.
Getting around the city is supported by Annapolis Transit, which connects downtown with other parts of Annapolis, while additional options include the free Downtown Shuttle and regional bus connections. Annapolis does not have its own intercity passenger railway station, so important rail hubs in the surrounding area include BWI Marshall Rail Station, with MARC and Amtrak connections, and New Carrollton Metro Station, where Amtrak, MARC and Washington Metrorail services are available. For travelers arriving by air, Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport, known as BWI Marshall Airport, is especially convenient, with road and public transport connections toward Annapolis. This network makes reaching downtown, the stadium and other event venues relatively straightforward whether you are arriving from nearby areas or more distant destinations.
Before or after an event, it is worth exploring the Historic District and walking along Main Street toward City Dock, the historic heart of the city by the water. Recognizable landmarks include the Maryland State House, St. Anne's Church and the U.S. Naval Academy complex, while Eastport on the other side of Spa Creek offers another perspective on the city's maritime character. A walk along the harbor, views toward the Chesapeake Bay and the historic streets of downtown are a natural addition to attending a concert, sporting event or other event in Annapolis.
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