Heinz Hall is a performing arts center in Pittsburgh's Cultural District that serves as home to the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra and Pittsburgh Youth Symphony Orchestra. The building was built in 1927 as a movie palace, and later converted as a music hall in 1971. Major changes were made during the renovations, but much of the building's original grandeur remains including the original one-ton crystal chandelier at the main entrance. The performance center has become a popular venue for concerts and shows due to its excellent sight lines and great acoustics.
Convenient parking is available near the Heinz Hall. Click on the map shown for information on nearby parking.
