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Miller Symphony Hall
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23 N 6th St, Allentown
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Greg O
Saw a great performance of works from Mozart here.
Parking garages are easily accessible and restaurants are nearby. Just be aware of which restaurants close early if you want an after-show meal or drink.
Katie Girardi
The venue is like stepping back into a different era. Parking is abundant in different garages within a 5 minute walk for about $10. Plenty of seating inside as well for very decent prices. We sat in the balcony and it was pretty scary at first if you don’t do well with heights, but a great view. Acoustics were amazing for the wonderful performance from the Allentown Symphony Orchestra. The show kept a nice pace about 2 hours long with a small intermission. I liked there was a bathroom on each floor so we did not have to go far and wait on a longer line during the break. Only issue is the line for the bar gets very long and you cannot bring the drinks to your seat, so there was really no point in getting a mid show drink for me.
Shirlonda Scott
The venue is attractive however it is aged and in much need of renovation. The walls need repairing. The bathroom had stall issues with toilet as well the stall doors. Seating can tricky depending on your seat placement. However the Nutcracker performance was beautiful and professional.
luk
Miller Symphony Hall in Allentown is a highlight of downtown historic district.
Built in 1896 as Central Market building, then in 1899 converted into a Lyric Theater by the firm of J.B. McElfatrick. Up until 1959 when Allentown Symphony Association
purchased the building and renamed it to Allentown Symphony Hall.
In 2012 the Allentown Symphony Hall was renamed Miller Symphony Hall in honor of the Miller family, who were long-time owners and supporters of the hall and The Morning Call newspaper.
Eamon Wood
My family and I had wonderful time at Miller Symphony Hall. The performance was outstanding, the staff was incredible, and the space was so beautiful, I can’t wait to go back.
I would also like to thank the staff, had an issue that they were able to resolve immediately without question and I appreciate that.