Venues / Manhattan The Town Hall
The Town Hall
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A 1921 landmark built by suffragists, famous for its democratic "no bad seat" design.
What makes it special: Purpose-built for the human voice, it's a favorite for songwriters, jazz, and spoken word.
Insider notes
- Genuinely no obstructed views, the founders banned box seats on principle.
- Steps from Times Square but calmer than the chaos outside.
- Great for folk, jazz, and comedy; less so for loud rock.
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Upcoming shows
Frequently asked questions
Where is The Town Hall, and how do I get there?
The Town Hall is at 123 W 43rd St, New York, NY 10036, in Manhattan. The nearest trains are the N, Q, R, W, 1, 2, 3, 7.
How big is The Town Hall?
The Town Hall holds about 1,495 people.
What is The Town Hall known for?
Purpose-built for the human voice, it's a favorite for songwriters, jazz, and spoken word.
Any tips for a show at The Town Hall?
Genuinely no obstructed views, the founders banned box seats on principle.
How do I get tickets for The Town Hall?
Tickets and the current schedule are on The Town Hall's official site, and upcoming shows are listed on this page.