Powell Symphony Hall

Powell Symphony Hall, located in St. Louis, hosts cultural events and programs. It is a part of the Saint Louis Symphony Orchestra and was erected in 1925. It has the St. Louis Theatre that screens vaudeville and motion pictures. It utilizes digital sound systems and screens various movies, such as The Sound of Music. The hall was designed by the Chicago-based firm Rapp & Rapp and reflects European-style architectural designs. It employs professional staff that assists in planning special occasions and offers rental facilities. It hosts corporate functions, social gatherings, concerts, weddings, press conferences and offers spacious rooms. Additionally, the hall offers various amenities, such as a full-service bar, private restrooms. It also has an auditorium that hosts musical concerts and is equipped with audiovisual systems. Fox Theatre and the Sheldon Memorial Concert Hall and various cafeteria and restaurants are located in its vicinity.