Richardson Auditorium In Alexander Hall events

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Fri Oct 23 7:30pm
New Jersey Symphony: Xian Zhang - Beethoven's Emperor & Schubert's Great
Richardson Auditorium In Alexander Hall  •  Princeton, NJ
Fri Dec 18 7:30pm
New Jersey Symphony: Handel's Messiah
Richardson Auditorium In Alexander Hall  •  Princeton, NJ
Fri Jan 8 7:30pm
New Jersey Symphony: Mozart & Ravel
Richardson Auditorium In Alexander Hall  •  Princeton, NJ
Fri Jun 11 7:30pm
New Jersey Symphony: Xian Zhang - Ravel's Bolero
Richardson Auditorium In Alexander Hall  •  Princeton, NJ




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Richardson Auditorium In Alexander Hall tickets & upcoming events

Imagine stepping into Richardson Auditorium in Alexander Hall, a true gem nestled inside Princeton’s historic campus. This place isn’t just about hearing music; it’s about feeling it. From the warm glow of chandeliers to the rich acoustics that make every note resonate deep in your bones, Richardson has hosted everything from the renowned Princeton University String Quartet to lively jazz nights. It’s a venue that’s seen everything from elegant wedding ceremonies to lively student performances. Honestly, if you’ve ever wanted to catch a concert in a space that oozes charm and history, this is it. Plus, the view from the Orchestra Mezzanine is pretty spectacular, giving you a little extra something special during performances. And if you’re coming from the alumni center, just walk straight ahead, signs will point you right to the venue. From the iconic clock tower, head south and you’re there. Whether you're hunting for last-minute tickets or planning a date night, Richardson Auditorium offers a variety of seats, from front-row luxury to budget-friendly spots. And let’s be honest, missing out on a live concert here would be a real shame, especially with all the incredible acts that grace its stage. It’s more than just a concert hall, it’s a piece of Princeton’s soul.

Parking & Directions for Richardson Auditorium In Alexander Hall


68 Nassau St, Princeton, NJ
08544, US


1. Lot 21 - 0.2 miles, approx. $10
2. Lot 20 - 0.3 miles, approx. $10
3. Lot 22 - 0.4 miles, approx. $10
4. Palmer Square Garage - 0.5 miles, approx. $12
5. McCarter Theatre Parking - 0.6 miles, approx. $12

Richardson Auditorium In Alexander Hall concerts - 2026 event schedule highlights in Princeton

Richardson Auditorium in Alexander Hall is a premier concert venue located in Princeton, NJ, renowned for hosting a diverse array of classical music performances. Over the course of the 2026-2027 season, attendees can look forward to a series of exceptional concerts featuring the New Jersey Symphony Orchestra, led by distinguished conductors such as Xian Zhang. The season kicks off on october 23, 2026, with a captivating performance of Beethoven's Emperor Concerto and Schubert's Great Symphony, showcasing the orchestra's mastery. On december 18, 2026, audiences will experience the timeless beauty of Handel's Messiah, a holiday favorite that highlights the symphony's rich choral and orchestral traditions. The new year brings an engaging program on january 8, 2027, featuring works by Mozart and Ravel, blending classical elegance with modern flair. A highlight of the season is the concert on march 12, 2027, where acclaimed violinist Joshua Bell performs Beethoven, promising a memorable evening of virtuosic brilliance. The season concludes on june 11, 2027, with Xian Zhang conducting Ravel's Bolero, a fiery and rhythmic masterpiece that promises to leave audiences energized. Each event is carefully curated to provide an enriching cultural experience, making Richardson Auditorium in Alexander Hall a must-visit destination for classical music enthusiasts and concert-goers alike.