Main Auditorium
Concert hall
The former chapel, with a horseshoe balcony and original box pews.
Capacity
- Standing
- up to 900
- Seated
- up to 801
- Cabaret
- up to 773
Seated and cabaret figures include 107 limited- or restricted-view seats.
Georgian former church on Clerk Street, converted in 1979 into a 900-capacity concert hall for classical, jazz, folk and contemporary music.
The Queen's Hall opened in 1823 as Hope Park Chapel and has been Edinburgh's mid-scale concert hall since 1979. The horseshoe balcony and box pews of the original church survive, and the room is known for an unusually warm acoustic.
It is the concert home of the Scottish Chamber Orchestra and the Scottish Ensemble, hosts the Edinburgh International Festival's morning classical series and the Edinburgh Jazz & Blues Festival, and programmes folk, roots and contemporary gigs across the rest of the year. The auditorium is also available for commercial hire.
Concert hall
The former chapel, with a horseshoe balcony and original box pews.
Seated and cabaret figures include 107 limited- or restricted-view seats.
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