BING CONCERT HALL (08-650)

327 LASUEN ST, STANFORD

The Bing Concert Hall is located at 327 Lasuen Street. It is located near Lasuen Street and Campus Drive directly behind the Frost Amphitheater and not far from the Alumni Center.

Opened in 2013, the Bing Concert Hall is an 842-seat vineyard format performing arts center with seating sections ringing the stage and the center-section seating beginning on the same level as the stage. A 2,300-sq. ft. studio for student performances and curriculum, refreshment areas, a ticket office, and veranda compliment the Bing experience. For visitor and ticket information and to view upcoming performances at the Bing Concert Hall, please visit http://live.stanford.edu/bingconcerthall/.

All entrances to the Bing Concert Hall are accessible. One door at the main entrance is equipped with a power-operated door and another door adjacent to the ticket office windows is equipped with a power-operated door. An accessible entrance is also located at the rear of the building via a ramp. Once inside the main entrance, the elevator is located to the left just past the customer-service area and provides access to all floors (L, SL). Wheelchair seating is available at all performances and at every price level (center sections, terrace sections, and choral terrace sections).

Men's and women's wheelchair accessible restrooms and a family wheelchair accessible restroom are located on the main level (L) at the rear of the building (coral terrace side). On the lower level (SL), a family wheelchair accessible restroom is located just off the elevator and men's and women's wheelchair accessible restrooms are located via the hallway behind the center sections.

Disabled parking is located on Lasuen Street near the main entrance. Additional disabled parking is located along Museum Way, near Lasuen Street, and at the west end of the Galvez Lot (L-96) on Campus Drive and Lasuen Street.

The Cantor Arts Center is west of the Bing Concert Hall, past Palm Drive, on Museum Way. For more information, please visit http://museum.stanford.edu/.