Stern Auditorium / Perelman Stage (Carnegie Hall)
The Stern Auditorium / Perelman Stage is the largest and most renowned performance space within Carnegie Hall and is widely regarded as one of the world’s most prestigious concert venues. For more than a century, it has hosted legendary musicians, orchestras, conductors and performers, earning an unrivaled reputation within the international performing arts community.
Since Carnegie Hall opened in 1891, the auditorium has served as the centerpiece of the institution, welcoming generations of celebrated artists from across the globe. Its stage has been graced by many of the most influential figures in classical music, jazz and popular performance, making it one of the most significant concert halls in the world.
The auditorium is particularly admired for its exceptional acoustics, elegant architecture and grand atmosphere. Designed to provide an extraordinary listening experience, the hall combines historic beauty with remarkable sound quality, creating an environment that is treasured by both performers and audiences.
Throughout the year, the venue hosts major orchestral performances, internationally acclaimed soloists, chamber ensembles, special events and distinguished guest artists. Performing on the Stern Auditorium stage is widely considered one of the highest honors in the world of live music.
As the iconic centerpiece of Carnegie Hall, the Stern Auditorium / Perelman Stage continues to represent artistic excellence, musical heritage and the enduring prestige of one of New York City’s most celebrated cultural institutions.