Marian Anderson Hall - Kimmel Center
The Philadelphia Orchestra’s 2,500-seat home, designed by architect Rafael Viñoly around finely tuned acoustics.
- 300 S Broad St
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Opened in 2001 at Center City’s Kimmel Cultural Campus, the auditorium—formerly known as Verizon Hall—carries the legacy of singer Marian Anderson. The interior is anchored by the Fred J. Cooper Organ, the largest mechanical-action pipe organ in an American concert hall. Seating spreads across multiple levels, including elevated box seats that offer comfortable views of the stage during full orchestral programs.