Music Hall Center for the Performing Arts

Use 350 Madison Street, Detroit, MI 48226 for Music Hall. The downtown address is near other theatre and sports destinations, so confirm the entrance and parking facility before arriving on a busy event night.

The Box Office maintains weekday hours from 10 am to 6 pm Monday through Friday. On show days, the Box Office opens two hours prior to performance time and remains open until intermission. Saturday and Sunday hours are available only on days when performances are scheduled.

The historic Main Stage Theater hosts touring and local stage productions. Aretha’s Jazz Café presents jazz, spoken word and live R&B in a separate room. The 3Fifty Terrace is a rooftop nightclub. The organization also describes a concert-hall expansion project; do not assume that a planned space is the room for an existing event.

The Main Hall provides 1,701 total seats for ticketed performances. The venue also features the Julius V. Combs Music Hall Archive Gallery, a free exhibit on the fifth floor celebrating ninety years of Detroit performing arts history. The gallery is open weekdays from 10 am to 6 pm and during show times, accessible via a vintage elevator.

Music Hall provides information on ten nearby parking facilities for visitor convenience. Lots directly associated with the venue include facilities at 1910 Brush Street, 440 Madison Street (Lot #2), and 1528 Randolph Street (Music Hall Parking Lot #5). Additional nearby options include the Opera House Parking Center at 1426 Broadway Street and lots at 405 Gratiot Avenue, 455 Macomb Street, 401 Monroe Street, and 529 Gratiot Avenue.

Larger parking structures in the vicinity include the Ford Field Parking Deck at 1902 Saint Antoine Street and the Tigers Parking Garage at 417 East Montcalm Street, both serving nearby sports and entertainment venues.

The venue identifies the facility as wheelchair accessible and offers accommodation assistance. Contact Music Hall at 313-887-8500 before selecting tickets to discuss the particular room, seat location and route you need. A general accessibility statement does not establish the best location for every visitor.

Visitors can reserve tables at Aretha's Jazz Café before Main Stage performances, though an abridged menu is available on those evenings to ensure timely service before curtain time. The café offers regular programming featuring jazz, soul-funk, and other musical genres in an intimate setting.

Call 313-887-8500 for venue assistance. Use the relevant room’s event information for the performance schedule, and distinguish a café table reservation from admission to a Main Stage production.

The Julius V. Combs Music Hall Archive Gallery offers visitors a free immersive experience exploring nine decades of performances, events, and memorable moments. Exhibits include decade-by-decade highlights, digital displays on dance, stage plays, and jazz, a CINERAMA throwback area with red velvet seating, a conductor's podium, and a recreation of a 1928 dressing room.