Hill Auditorium is an exquisite event venue located in Ann Arbor, Michigan. Originally opened in 1913, the auditorium boasts one of the most beautiful architectural designs of any live music and performing arts venue. It is home to a variety of prestigious acts including The Who, Coldplay, Yo-Yo Ma, and the Ann Arbor Symphony Orchestra. The Hill Auditorium seats 4,600 people and offers both standing and seating options for events. With a history that spans over 100 years, Hill Auditorium has become an important landmark for music lovers around the world, whose appreciation for its spectacular sound quality keeps them coming back for more timeless performances.

Don't just limit yourself to taking in the show - there are plenty of other fun and exciting attractions to explore and take advantage of. From its bustling downtown streets filled with fascinating restaurants, eclectic stores, farmer’s markets, and art galleries, to nearby natural settings such as Gallup Park or Nichols Arboretum where you can canoe on the Huron River or spend an afternoon exploring the beautiful botanical gardens, Ann Arbor has something for everyone. Whether it be exploring one of its many museums, including UMMA (University of Michigan Museum of Art), Mission Zero (an interactive museum teaching kids about renewable energy), or even riding along a Silver Maize bike tour that takes riders through some of Ann Arbor’s most loved sites and attractions; Ann Arbor always offers unique experiences that are sure to please any traveler. If you are looking for restful nights taking in local music venues or pubs with trivia night events, wander over Main Street for endless options.

If you're ever looking for something special to do in Ann Arbor, make sure to check out the Hill Auditorium! With its perfect acoustics and updated design from Albert Kahn and Associates, the venue is perfect for music concerts and comedy shows.