Weill Recital Hall at Carnegie Hall

Plan your visit

Use the entrance just east of 154 West 57th Street, not Carnegie Hall’s main Stern Auditorium entrance. Check the ticket for hall and doors. Midtown transit is recommended; buses may load briefly on Seventh Avenue but cannot park there.

Accessibility

An accessible entrance, elevator, wheelchair lift, accessible restroom, assistive-listening devices, and large-print programs serve Weill Recital Hall. Guests needing an accessible route should use the designated 57th Street entrance and contact Carnegie Hall for seating assistance.

About Weill Recital Hall at Carnegie Hall

Weill Recital Hall is an active intimate chamber-music and recital venue within Carnegie Hall. The elegant 268-seat room hosts solo recitals, chamber ensembles, vocal programs, education events, rentals, and emerging artists in a jewel-box setting.

Venue policies

Hall check

Confirm Weill rather than Stern or Zankel on the ticket.

Late seating

Latecomers enter only at a suitable pause when permitted.

Tickets

Use Carnegie Hall or the authorized presenter.

Accessibility

Request seating and formats in advance.