Woolsey Hall

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500 College St
New Haven, CT 06511 United States Get Directions

Woolsey Hall is located on the campus of Yale University.

Events at this venue

Today

  • The NHSO plays on a warmly lit stage at Woolsey Hall. The hall is shrouded in black and the golden pipes of the organ rise up dramatically above the orchestra onstage.

    Verdi’s Requiem

    Woolsey Hall 500 College St, New Haven, CT, United States

    Perry So leads the NHSO, Hartt Choirs, and Yale Camerata in Verdi's Requiem.

  • The concert's title, "A Midsummer Night's Dream" is written boldly in white across the image, which shows a dusky image of East Rock Park with a magical, mysterious gold fabric wrapping though the trees and woods.

    A Midsummer Night’s Dream

    Woolsey Hall 500 College St, New Haven, CT, United States

    Experience Shakespeare’s enchanting comedy as selected scenes from A Midsummer Night’s Dream are brought to life alongside Mendelssohn’s original incidental music.

  • A futuristic space craft blasts through the galaxy at the speed of light. There are planets of various sizes and color and stars all flying past.

    A Galaxy Far, Far Away

    Woolsey Hall 500 College St, New Haven, CT, United States

    Embark on an epic adventure through the soundtracks of Star Wars, Star Trek, E.T., Dune, and Interstellar in this sci-fi spectacular for film and music fans alike.

  • Goin’ Home

    Woolsey Hall 500 College St, New Haven, CT, United States

    Dvořák’s New World Symphony anchors this soulful celebration of cultural identity and belonging, with works by Courtney Bryan and William Grant Still.

  • Augustin Hadelich stands in profile, playing his violin in an orchard. Warm afternoon sun shines down and casts a golden light on the whole scene.

    Beethoven & Mendelssohn

    Woolsey Hall 500 College St, New Haven, CT, United States

    This richly lyrical program pairs Beethoven’s radiant Pastoral Symphony and Mendelssohn’s beloved Violin Concerto—performed by Grammy-winner Augustin Hadelich—with Raven Chacon’s Inscription, a modern meditation on land, memory, and identity.