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Meymandi Concert Hall - Raleigh, North Carolina

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.

Address: [ MAP ]
2 E. South Street
Raleigh, North Carolina 27601

Phone/Fax:
919.733.2750 · Phone
919.733.9920 · Fax

Directions:

I-40 to Saunders Street toward downtown (exit 298B).
Straight onto McDowell Street.
Right onto South Street.

Meymandi Concert Hall, part of the Duke Energy Center for the Performing Arts, is on your right.

Parking:

Surface lots directly across from the hall on South Street (parking fee)
Parking deck located on the corner of Salisbury and South Streets (parking fee)

Golf cart shuttles are available at both locations to assist concertgoers with mobility concerns.

MAPS
Printable Map | Duke Energy Center for the Performing Arts
Interactive Map | Downtown Raleigh from GoDowntownRaleigh.com

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