Miller Symphony Hall
Allentown, PA · 54 minutes from Reading
Plan the day
Miller Symphony Hall is an 1,100 seat concert hall in downtown Allentown, PA, home of the Allentown Symphony Orchestra, in a building converted to a theater in 1899.
The Allentown Symphony plays its season here, with RDT's Nutcracker on December 5 and Holiday Pops on December 19, and the Jazz Upstairs series adds a Friday night combo most months. Students 21 and under get free tickets to most symphony concerts. The Met: Live in HD opera broadcasts run on Sunday afternoons, and the building is a pre-1900 theater that has had $12 million in restoration since 1990.
Before you go
Event parking is $10 at the Transportation Deck at 6th and Linden, with more in the Community Deck at 6th and Walnut; metered street parking is enforced. Free accessible spaces on 6th Street at symphony concerts. Allow extra time when PPL Center has an event the same night.
Coming up
Fire & Passion: Prokofiev & Brahms is October 10 and 11; RDT's Nutcracker December 5 at 11 AM and 3 PM; Holiday Pops December 19 at 2 PM and 7:30 PM; Country Hits: Songs of Nashville January 23, 2027.
Checked October 8, 2026 on the official site. Hours, prices and seasons change, so confirm there before a long drive. Miller Symphony Hall also has a listing on BerksConnect.
