We perform our Baroque concerts at the historic St. Andrew’s United Church in downtown Halifax. St. Andrew’s United Church is on the corner of Robie Street and Coburg Road.
This venue provides an intimate setting appropriate for baroque music, with beautiful stained glass windows and open pew seating. With a capacity of 600, this venue has both main floor seating and balcony seating for audiences to enjoy the Symphony.
Where can I park?
Parking is located on the streets around the church.
Please Note
St. Andrew’s United Church is committed to increasing environmental awareness and education surrounding single-use plastic. We ask that patrons please respect this green initiative and make an effort to leave single-use plastic items at home, and bring reusable water bottles when possible.
Learn More
Visit the St. Andrew’s Church website at standrewshfx.ca.
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