The historic Music Hall, which was constructed in 1892, is wheelchair accessible for patrons and staff. The main/orchestra level is accessible via ramp from the east parking lot sidewalk that leads directly to the front doors. There is no wheelchair access to the balcony level.
A wheelchair-accessible unisex restroom is located on the east side of the Music Hall’s main/orchestra level only.
Wheelchair-accessible locations and designated aisle transfer seats are available throughout the main/orchestra level. Please specify accessible seating when purchasing tickets to ensure the most suitable accommodations.
Wheelchairs, walkers, strollers, and canes may need to be stored during performances if they are obstructing the aisles. Ushers will mark and store mobility devices and return to patrons at intermission and the conclusion of the performance. The Music Hall does not presently have assistive listening devices or captioning devices, nor braille on signage.
A new Music Hall Annex was completed in 2026. In the new wheelchair-accessible annex, all entryways, restrooms, dressing rooms, office spaces and public spaces are accessible to individuals requiring mobility assistance.
The new annex building facilitates wheelchair access to the Music Hall stage and orchestra pit for performers.