Venues & Accessibility
Each year the ASO brings music to life across various venues in South Australia. Our primary venues are Adelaide Town Hall, Grainger Studio, St Peter’s Cathedral, Elder Hall, Festival Theatre and Adelaide Entertainment Centre Arena.
Accessibility
We strive to make every performance and space inviting, safe, and accessible for all who share a love for music. For detailed accessibility information about ASO venues, please visit the pages below.
All our primary venues are wheelchair accessible with accessible seating options available. We also proudly accept the Companion Card for all ASO concerts.
Book directly into a wheelchair accessible seat when booking online at aso.com.au or contact our Box Office team on 08 8233 6226 or email aso@aso.com.au to discuss the best seating option for you.
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Adelaide Town Hall
Read more: Adelaide Town HallThe Adelaide Town Hall is one of the primary venues in which the ASO performs. Visiting conductors and soloists often remark on its beautiful acoustic and intimate connection to audiences.
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Elder Hall
Read more: Elder HallElder Hall is regularly home to ASO’s Matinee Series, with a fine acoustic for orchestral music.
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St Peter’s Cathedral
Read more: St Peter’s CathedralSt Peter’s Cathedral is regularly home to ASO’s Sacred & Profane Series.
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Grainger Studio
Read more: Grainger StudioGrainger Studio is the home of the Adelaide Symphony Orchestra and where weekly orchestral rehearsals take place for our 75 musicians.
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Festival Theatre
Read more: Festival TheatreThe Festival Theatre, in the Adelaide Festival Centre, is one of the ASO’s primary performance venues. It also hosts State Opera of SA and Australian Ballet mainstage performances, cultural organisations with whom the ASO collaborates regularly.
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Adelaide Entertainment Centre
Read more: Adelaide Entertainment CentreThe Adelaide Entertainment Centre is one of the primary venues for ASO concerts – especially film projects – as the venue has enough room to house giant screen, a stage full of musicians while enabling good sight lines for audiences.