Irvine Auditorium

The Main Hall at Irvine, completed in 1932 by the esteemed architect Horace Trumbauer, features unique inner walls that showcase the philosophical history of the University. This impressive auditorium accommodates 1,259 attendees and is home to the Curtis organ, which ranks as the eleventh largest pipe organ globally. In addition to its primary performance space, the venue includes an acoustic recital hall, versatile event spaces, production offices, and music practice rooms, making it a multifaceted facility ideal for a variety of events and performances.