Turner Hall Ballroom Concerts 2025

Just saw my first show here, Pecos and the Rooftops. I absolutely love this venue. It's small, intimate, and you feel like you're walking through history. I met a man in the crowd who explained some of the history and the meshing/net on the ceiling. It's cool that they left the venue as untouched as possible. The lighting was cozy and the workers were exceptionally friendly. Overall, I would definitely return. There are also several parking lots that are reasonably priced nearby.

This is a great venue to see bands. You can be up close standing on the floor or sitting on the side at Cafe tables. They also have an upstairs balcony that is open during larger shows. Plenty of free parking in the neighborhood, but you may need to walk a bit. Staff is always good. They have a bar too.

A beautiful, old-time hall, it's an excellent venue for a small intimate concert. The one drawback was the seating. My chair was not comfortable and felt like they could fail at any moment.

My First time visit, a concert, by The mountain goats .Lots of public parking . Turner Hall is right next door to the Pfizer forum. Even during a bucks game there was no problem finding parking. Great venue for concerts, they are on the second floor, there is an elevator . Will return to explore more of the architecture of the rest of the building.

Came to see Kai Humphries and Daniel Sloss. The show was hilarious and I truly enjoyed it. I'm glad I can enjoy variety at this venue from popular comedians to niche edm artists like Ganja White Night and Dirt Monkey. This venue also has decent bathroom facilities so there's never a long wait and they're fairly maintained. I only have 2 complaints and they're specific to this comedian show: (1) my 19 year old brother wanted a cup of water, but the bartenders said the only thing available were $5 cans of water which I thought was ridiculous. (2) the folding chairs were UNCOMFORTABLE. I developed a twinge about 30 minutes into the show and I felt bad for bothering the ppl around me because I had to constantly shift to provide myself some temporary relief. I thought it was just my 31 year old body deteriorating, but my 19 year old brother and 20 year old sister both also complained that they could hardly focus on the show because of how uncomfortable the chairs were. So as much as I enjoy this venue, I'll come back for standing concerts, but anything seated, I will refrain from attending until I hear their chairs have upgraded. I'd normally rate this 3-3.5 stars because of the chairs. But I'll give it a 3.5 to 4 stars because I truly enjoy variety. This picture depicts my seat 2nd pillar from the front of the stage, center left.