Severance Hall
The home of the world-class Cleveland Orchestra. Its neoclassical exterior and Art Deco interior hall, with Egyptian touches, are magnificent.
Severance Hall opened in 1931. Its exterior is neoclassical, and its interior hall blends Art Deco and Egyptian styles. It is often called one of the most beautiful concert halls in America. It is the home of the Cleveland Orchestra, one of the 'Big Five' American orchestras, and its acoustics are excellent. The concert season runs from about September to May. Tickets cost about 30 to 150 USD, with cheaper student tickets available. Some dates include free architectural tours. It is located in University Circle, across the road from the art museum.
Opening hours
Depends on performance times
Nearby sights
- Cleveland Museum of Art
- Cleveland Botanical Garden
- University Circle
- Cleveland Museum of Natural History
- Cleveland History Center
- Lake View Cemetery & James A. Garfield Memorial
- Cleveland Cultural Gardens
- Playhouse Square