Plan Your Visit

Experience the uplifting and inspiring power of music with the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra. Prepare to join us for the grand opening of the Jack C. Taylor Music Center and the beginning of the SLSO’s 146th season this coming September.

Getting Ready for the Concert

Directions + Parking

Find your way to the historic Powell Hall and look at the various ways of getting there.

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Shuttle

Shuttles will be available for select concerts. Details will be announced at a later date.

All passengers must have both a shuttle ticket and concert ticket.

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Dining + Hotels

There are plenty of fun things to do and places to stay in St. Louis just moments away from Powell Hall in the Grand Center Arts District, as well as Central West End and Downtown St. Louis.

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While You’re Here

Pre-Concert Conversations

View the list of this season’s free, pre-concert conversations taking place at select classical concerts. These start one hour prior to the beginning of the concert.

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About Powell Hall

Learn more about this historic venue that we call home.

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Noted Podcast

Introducing Noted, a quick look into what’s on stage this week at the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra. Each podcast will take you behind the scenes, revealing details and stories you might not have known before.

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Common Questions

Discover the Music

There is much to experience with your SLSO. Explore our program notes, meet and greets, broadcasts, and more before you attend our performances.

Group Information

Plan Your Field Trip

We want to make your field trip experience hassle free. Here’s some information that will give an overview of your field trip to the SLSO.

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Bring Your Group

Share the power of orchestral music with your group of ten or more people and receive special benefits designed to enhance your experience with the SLSO.

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Share the Power of Music

Your gift to the SLSO ensures that music remains a thriving part of our St. Louis community today and for generations to come.