Meyerhoff Symphony Hall
Ranking: 85
Neighborhood: Midtown
Address: 1212 Cathedral St
Phone: 410-783-8100
Web Site: baltimoresymphony.org
The Meyerhoff is home to all Baltimore Symphony Orchestra concerts, as well as many acclaimed traveling artists and ensembles. The Baltimore Symphony Orchestra is internationally recognized as having achieved a preeminent place among the world's most important orchestras. Acclaimed for its uncompromising pursuit of artistic excellence, the Baltimore Symphony has attracted a devoted national and international following while maintaining deep bonds throughout the Maryland community through innovative education and community outreach initiatives.
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Getting Here
Detailed Directions: Take Charles Street North past the Washington Monument. 6 blocks after the Monument, turn left at Preston Street and go 2 blocks to Cathedral Street. The Meyerhoff is on the left at the corner of Cathedral and Preston. Turn right on Cathedral Street to enter the Cathedral Street garage.
Bus: Routes 3 and 11
Light Rail: Mount Vernon Cultural District Stop
Parking: Cathedral Street Garage: Located at the corner of Preston and Cathedral Streets opposite the Meyerhoff Symphony Hall. Open during all Meyerhoff Symphony Hall events. The entrance is on Cathedral Street. The cost is $7.00 per car in advance or $10 per car on the day of concert.
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Review by Mykel
10/7/2008
I saw Steve Forbes speak about the economic crisis. Ridiculously insightful. He made it sound like we aren't as screwed as the media is saying.
Review of an event by Nate
6/12/2008
During the concert the BSO announced one of its musicians is retiring after 48 years in the orchestra. 48 YEARS! Incredible. Oh, the concert was amazing, too. The BSO is super talented and the Meyerhoff Symphony Hall is top notch. Great way to spend an evening!
Review of an event by Nate
10/12/2007
Nothing short of amazing. Tan Dun has composed a beautiful work of art, and the BSO played it to perfection. This was only a short engagement, but I highly recommend seeing the Map of Asia performed if you ever get a chance. The background visuals and the orchestra "answering" the music from China was brilliant.
Wow. Just wow.