Chicago Symphony Center

Chicago Symphony Center is the home of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra and historic Orchestra Hall, the primary venue for concerts, programming and community engagement. Located on the Chicago Cultural Mile and adjacent to Millennium Park, Chicago Symphony Center provides an oasis of artistry and inspiration in the heart of the city, welcoming all to experience the transformative power of live performance.

Chicago Symphony Center’s Orchestra Hall, an architectural treasure dating back to 1904, is a National Historic Landmark designed by architect and CSO Trustee Daniel H. Burnham.

A large-scale renovation completed in 1997 created the complex as it stands today, which includes multipurpose rehearsal and performance spaces that are alive with musicians playing, collaborating and reaching for the highest levels of artistry and creativity.

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What’s On

Discover what’s on stage at Chicago Symphony Center.

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Facility Rental

Whether you're in need of 2,500 seats for your company's annual meeting or an elegant space for a wedding reception, Chicago Symphony Center has the facilities and professional event management team to make your next event a complete success.

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Orchestra Hall at Chicago Symphony Center

Orchestra Hall was inaugurated in 1904 and Chicago Symphony Center opened in 1997.

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Plan Your Visit

Get ready for your Chicago Symphony concert experience.

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