Nashville Symphony Schermerhorn Symphony Center

https://www.nashvillesymphony.org/about/schermerhorn-symphony-center/tour-the-schermerhorn/ I would recommend purchasing a ticket and walking around the beautiful building before the show, during the intermission, and after the show. The employees are very nice and would probably tell you some of the significant things about the building.

Usually 2 hours for most shows. Some do last longer.

Do the valet there. It's easier, and due to the construction it's well worth the price, less of a headache.

Yes. Within a couple blocks on Broadway, there are many restaurants.

I am not sure

Not really

Yes they do have a chorus which is performing this coming weekend. Giancarlo Guerrero is the conductor

Hello, our full safety policy is located here: https://www.nashvillesymphony.org/welcome-guide/safety-plan/ Thanks for your question!

Don't "need" it. You can get in with a vaccine card or a negative test. They also have free rapid testing on site.

Hello John, we are currently assessing our safety policies for concerts in September and October, and we will be sending out updates to all ticket holders and to the public within the next week.

Hi Barry, We currently do not have tickets on sale to any performance at Schermerhorn Symphony Center. Tower of Power is currently one of our postponed concerts. More information can be found here - https://www.nashvillesymphony.org/coronavirus/. If you do see a listing of tickets on sale for this event, it is not through us and should not be trusted.

Orchestra View seats behind the stage definitely offer a unique view. If anything, they're great for classical and movies in concert. Sometimes with special guest artists as well. It really depends on the type of production you're going to view. You are VERY close to the stage, though, which is a pretty neat experience in seeing the musicians performing.

Purses are allowed but I would suggest a small one for the essentials. Also, they will do a purse search.

Yes. No video or audio recording, though.

Hello Joe, this CMT Artists of the Year is a private event, and we are not offering tickets for sale. Sorry we can't assist you, but hope you can find another opportunity to experience a concert at Schermerhorn Symphony Center!

Our building opens at 6 o’clock, 90 minutes before the concert begins. We do recommend that you check downtown activity to ensure that you have sufficient time to park.

Heart of downtown, many to choose from

No clue

Don't know, but I can remember the price was about $20.00

There is valet parking directly in front of the main stairs or a paid parking lot in front of the building. Parking is available in many areas around the symphony.

Nope

I wouldn't consider it dining. I'd say you CAN get a snack or drink there if needed.

Hello Janet, Sonja Hopkins is performing as part of Free Day of Music at Schermerhorn Symphony Center on October 27. The entire day is free, and no ticket is needed to attend! She'll perform at noon on the outdoor stage at One Symphony Place, in front of the concert hall. You can find more information here: https://www.nashvillesymphony.org/freedayofmusic

Idk if they will

Hello J L, we apologize, but we don't allow anything other than smartphone and point-and-shoot cameras at the Schermerhorn without prior approval. In the case of this performance, there is a strict limitation on DSLR camera use in the venue imposed by the rights-holder for the performance.

Well I've taken some before without any problems only in front of the well...

Go to their website and join their mailing list. You'll be able to check off your interests.

Yes it is

45 min with good traffic flow. Once you get off of 40 East, Demumbrean has construction and traffic light slowdowns. Broadway has the same obsticals. Then you encounter parking issues. Suggest either the Pinnacle Bldg or Convention center.

Yes they are