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Carnegie Hall is a concert venue in Midtown Manhattan, New York City. It is at 881 Seventh Avenue, occupying the east side of Seventh Avenue between …

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Jan 21, 2025
The acoustics are incredible. Bought balcony tickets - had to walk up a flight of stairs to get the the elevator. Coming out was a zoo - getting in was easy - since people came at various times. …Full review by David H
Nov 14, 2024
My family took the fascinating Carnegie Hall tour. We had guide was incredibly knowledgeable, sharing intriguing stories and historical insights into the rich musical history. The experience begins …Full review by victoriafoody
Sep 22, 2024
While I could only view it from the outside, Carnegie Hall strikes you with its beauty and class. Truly an iconic building in the city.Full review by DipuKV
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Facts

Owner:Government of New York City
Opened:April 1891
Architect:William Tuthill
Architectural style:Renaissance Revival
Type:Concert hall

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Can I bring a shoulder bag to Carnegie Hall?
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I have seen people carry shoulder bags into Carnegie Hall. I am not too sure if they will check it or not. You might want to call Carnegie Hall if you have a question.
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Answer by Justin W · Mar 17, 2023
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Does Carnegie Hall have a strict policy against bringing backpacks to performances? I'm attending a performance …
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Does Carnegie Hall have a strict policy against bringing backpacks to performances? I'm attending a performance after my classes and won't have time to drop my bookbag off home before I arrive.
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I have not seen anyone lug a backpack into the room but people do bring rather large purses and briefcases. I would call the theater directly on this.
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Answer by Justin W · Feb 8, 2023
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I am going to a concert in Carnegie Hall around 8pm. I will have a luggage with me. Are there any bag storage inside hall …
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I am going to a concert in Carnegie Hall around 8pm. I will have a luggage with me. Are there any bag storage inside hall or nearby?
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No bag storage
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Can you go in to Carnegie Hall just to have a look around or do you have do see it via the 60-75 min tour??
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I think you have to take the tour or buy a ticket. There are many "Free" concerts during the season. Our high school concert was free to the public. You just have to go to the box office and …
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I think you have to take the tour or buy a ticket. There are many "Free" concerts during the season. Our high school concert was free to the public. You just have to go to the box office and get a free ticket. There are also many "recitals" that you can go to. I would highly recommend actually going to a musical event there!!!
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NYO2 is open to US citizens or full-time US residents of all backgrounds. We particularly welcome applications from those who will bring greater diversity to classical orchestral …
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NYO2 is open to US citizens or full-time US residents of all backgrounds. We particularly welcome applications from those who will bring greater diversity to classical orchestral music and...
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