About Llewellyn Hall
Llewellyn Hall is the principal concert hall of the Australian National University School of Music in Acton, Canberra. Opened in 1976 and named after violinist Ernest Llewellyn, it is Canberra's largest concert hall with seating for over 1,300. It serves as the main performance venue for the ANU School of Music and the Canberra Symphony Orchestra and hosts classical, contemporary and touring performances.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a large, purpose-built concert hall with tiered auditorium seating, stage and acoustic design for orchestral and chamber music. The hall is located within the ANU School of Music campus near Lake Burley Griffin. Access is typically for ticketed concerts and events, with foyer areas, bar and box office. The setting is university campus with landscaped grounds, parking and proximity to central Canberra cultural precincts.
Key highlights
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Canberra's largest concert hall with capacity of approximately 1,300 seats
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Home venue of the ANU School of Music and Canberra Symphony Orchestra
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Acoustically designed auditorium for classical and contemporary performances
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Located on the Australian National University campus in Acton
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Hosts national and international touring artists and festivals