Maurice Abravanel Hall

Maurice Abravanel Hall is a distinguished downtown Salt Lake City venue for concerts, live entertainment, presentations and memorable corporate gatherings. As the long-standing home of the Utah Symphony, it is designed first and foremost for exceptional sound, giving promoters, producers and cultural organisations a polished setting for orchestral performances, touring concerts, comedy shows, lectures and film-with-orchestra experiences.

The focal point is a 2,766-seat auditorium with a generous stage, permanent wooden concert shell and professional backstage facilities. Artists and production teams have access to a star dressing room, additional warm-up and dressing rooms, plus an artist lounge and chorus room. This makes the hall a practical choice for larger-scale public events that need both an impressive audience capacity and a venue accustomed to managing performers, crews and patron flow.

Beyond the auditorium, Abravanel Hall provides striking spaces for receptions and associated hospitality. Its soaring four-storey glass lobby offers city and mountain views, while the richly detailed interiors feature warm timber, brass, crystal chandeliers and gold accents. The stage can also accommodate standing receptions or banquet-style functions, creating an unusual opportunity to host guests in the setting normally reserved for major performances.

Event organisers benefit from the support of Salt Lake County Arts & Culture’s event and production professionals. Accessibility provisions include lifts, wheelchair seating and assisted-listening options, while nearby paid parking, street parking and TRAX connections help guests reach the venue. Abravanel Hall combines landmark architecture, performance-ready infrastructure and a central location for events that deserve a formal, culturally significant atmosphere.