Detroit Symphony Orchestra at the Max M. & Marjorie S. Fisher Music Center

Orchestra Hall, one of Detroit’s most prized cultural and historic landmarks, was restored and modernized as part of the $60 million music center's project. See the Detroit Symphony Events Calendar for more information.

History of the Detroit Symphony Orchestra

The Detroit Symphony Orchestra is America's fourth oldest orchestra, beginning in 1887. The first concert at Orchestra Hall was in 1919.

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Amenities
- Continental Breakfast
- Full Breakfast
- Lunch
- Dinner
- Valet Parking
- Charge for Parking
- Live Entertainment

Accomodations And Meeting Space

Number Of Meeting Rooms: 9
Largest Meeting Space: 5,100 sq. ft.
Largest Banquet Capacity Seating: 360
Largest Conference Capacity: 450
Largest Reception Capacity: 600
Largest Theater Capacity: 450

Facilities

Room Name	Banquet Capacity	Classroom Capacity	Conference Capacity	Reception Capacity	Theater Capacity	Room Height
Allessee Hall	150	200	200	250	200	- ft.
Atrium - Level 1	200	200	-	350	200	- ft.
Atrium - Level 2	80	-	-	150	-	- ft.
Atrium - Level 3	150	100	-	200	100	- ft.
Donor Lounge	50	75	75	75	75	- ft.
Green Room	-	-	-	12	-	- ft.
Orchestra Hall Stage	110	188	188	256	188	- ft.
Paradise Café	50	-	-	50	-	- ft.
The Music Box	360	450	450	600	450	- ft.