Plan Your Visit: Directions & Parking

	Meymandi Concert Hall - Raleigh
	With the opening of a new concert hall in downtown Raleigh in 2001, the arts in North Carolina changed forever. Meymandi Concert Hall, the home of the North Carolina Symphony, features a world-class design, sparkling acoustics and an intimate atmosphere that redefines the concert experience. SEATING CHARTS Classical Concerts Pops Concerts Friday Favorites concerts are general admission.
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	Booth Amphitheatre - Cary
	Booth Amphitheatre blends technology with nature, fitting a superior performing arts center in the midst of pine trees by Cary's Symphony Lake. The $12.5 million amphitheatre opened in summer 2001, providing a glamorous and comfortable home for the Symphony's annual Rex Healthcare Summerfest Series. SEATING CHART
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	Kenan Auditorium, UNC-Wilmington - Wilmington
	The 1,016-seat Kenan Memorial Auditorium is the largest performing arts venue on the University of North Carolina Wilmington campus and in the Wilmington area. SEATING CHART
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	Kenan Recital Hall, William Peace University - Raleigh
	Kenan Recital Hall is home to the Symphony's free Manning Chamber Music Series, as well as small or student ensemble performances throughout the year.
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	Lee Auditorium, Pinecrest High School - Southern Pines
	This 1,348 auditorium features a full-stage concert shell, providing wonderful acoustics for North Carolina Symphony concerts performed for Moore County audiences. SEATING CHART
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	Memorial Hall, University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill
	Memorial Hall, a 1,434-seat proscenium theater located on the campus of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, was built in the early 1930's. The on-site staff, both supervisors and crew, is composed of undergraduate and graduate students who are managed by the Office of the Executive Director for the Arts. SEATING CHART
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	New Bern Riverfront Convention Center - New Bern
	A state-of-the-art convention facility, the Riverfront Convention Center is beautifully situated at the confluence of the Trent and Neuse Rivers in historic downtown New Bern. Concerts take place in the ballroom. SEATING CHART Seating in New Bern for North Carolina Symphony concerts is general admission by section.
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	Seabrook Auditorium, Fayetteville State University - Fayetteville
	Since its debut in 1954, Seabrook Auditorium has been a focal point of Fayetteville State University and a center of entertainment and cultural excellence for all of Cumberland County. The 1,100-seat venue underwent a complete renovation in 2005 and now offers first-rank seating, lighting and acoustics. Seating in Seabrook Auditorium for North Carolina Symphony concerts is general admission.
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A Few Minutes with Steve Lippia
posted by: North Carolina Symphony Staff

Meet Steve Lippia, joining us for Simply Sinatra, May 18 & 19, 2012 at 8pm. There is no better modern interpreter of the Frank Sinatra songbook! Tell us a little about ... More »

On the Road with the NCS
posted by: Bob Anderson, Associate Principal Double Bass

The North Carolina Symphony recently finished its Western Tour, a five-day trip to communities in the western part of the state. Double Bass Robert Anderson filed this report from one ... More »

We say "Viva Italia!" And for good reason.
posted by: William Henry Curry, Resident Conductor

One of my favorite vacations was to Italy, about ten years ago. During that trip, I visited all the locations that are described in Respighi's Roman triptych; The Fountains of ... More »

Seen Through a Lens: John Dancy's Look at the NCS
posted by: Jeannie Mellinger, Director of Communications

When former NBC correspondent and anchor John Dancy retired after 27 years of reporting the events of the world from London, Berlin, Moscow and Washington, DC, he and his wife, ... More »