The 340 capacity performing arts studio hosts a diverse selection of events including concerts, debates, lectures, films, and other activities, many of which are broadcast throughout WAMC's seven-state listening area and online at wamc.org. In 2001, WAMC President and CEO Alan Chartock had the idea to expand the station's ability to provide on-air performances both live and recorded.
He envisioned a place that would be a hybrid of performance venue, broadcast studio and cultural arts center that would give individuals, groups and organizations within the community access to its facilities, as well as provide the general public with a unique and intimate concert hall unlike any in the capital region.
He envisioned a place that would be a hybrid of performance venue, broadcast studio and cultural arts center that would give individuals, groups and organizations within the community access to its facilities, as well as provide the general public with a unique and intimate concert hall unlike any in the capital region.
Services
The auditorium can accommodate up to 300 people (depending on the rooms configuration) There is a lobby and a separate reception room that can be used as a private meeting space or preparation area for an event. Though no kitchen facilities are available there is a kitchenette/concession area with microwave, coffeemaker and cooler.
Reviews (9)
Deborah Meyer
Jan 03, 2022
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John Henderson
Dec 15, 2021
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Nov 16, 2021
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Oct 27, 2021
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Susan Sparling
Oct 26, 2021
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Alicia Pearson
Oct 15, 2021
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Jim Dzembo JimmyDThing
May 31, 2021
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Peter Gottschalk
Dec 04, 2019
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Owen Barnes
Oct 14, 2019
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Great venue!!! Would definitely go back. Had parking, which was nice. Concessions and bar area both had some good things(including wines and bottle/can craft beers). The sound was what really blew me away. Most music venues just seem to want to be loud. This place placed a huge emphasis on sound quality. I really appreciated that.
