Most of our concerts happen at the Rebecca Cohn Auditorium, on the campus of Dalhousie University in Halifax. The Rebecca Cohn is part of the Dalhousie Arts Centre.
The Rebecca Cohn is the largest soft-seat theatre in the region, where many of Nova Scotia’s most memorable performances have taken place. Its seating capacity for Symphony performances ranges from 980 to 1020, including a balcony and no obstructed views. It has a full range of stage, lighting, and sound technologies, air conditioning, and a smoke and scent-free policy. There are also candy cart and bar services available, in addition to Symphony Guest Services where you can peruse our CD selection.
Where can I park?
Free parking is available on the streets around the Dalhousie Arts Centre, or in Dunn parking lot on Coburg Road after 6:30 pm. There are also two parkades available, both on Seymour Street, which provide nearby parking for our concerts:
For more details about parking at the Rebecca Cohn Auditorium, please click here.
No scents, please
Dalhousie University endeavors to be a scent-free environment. Many patrons have severe allergies to scents so, please refrain from wearing scented products to events.
Learn more
Visit the Dalhousie Arts Centre website at dal.ca/dept/arts-centre.html.
Address
6101 University Avenue
Halifax, NS
Phone
902.494.3820
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