Meyerhoff Symphony Hall

Located in Baltimore’s historic Mount Vernon neighborhood, the Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall has been a cultural landmark since 1982. Named for philanthropist Joseph Meyerhoff, the hall serves as the permanent home of the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra. The modernist venue, designed by architect Pietro Belluschi, features a distinctive oval-shaped auditorium. Its interior is celebrated for exceptional acoustics, achieved through a series of convex curves that eliminate flat surfaces, ensuring that every seat provides an intimate and clear performance experience. Beyond its symphonic roots, the Meyerhoff is a premier destination for high-profile touring comedy. The venue’s grand yet focused atmosphere makes it a favorite for nationally recognized headliners seeking a sophisticated stage. Notable comedians such as Ali Wong have performed here, drawn by the hall’s prestige and attentive audiences. For comedy fans, a show at the Meyerhoff offers the unique opportunity to see top-tier stand-up within the elegant, world-class setting of one of Baltimore’s most storied performance spaces.