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Detroit Symphony Orchestra Hall

2001 Photo from the Adam Martin collection

3711 Woodward Ave
Detroit MI

	Record #13314
Opened: October 23, 1919	Capacity: 2286 seats Architect(s): C Howard Crane Architectural Style(s): National Register: Current Organ: none
Also Known As: Paradise, Town

In 1939, the Detroit Symphony Orchestra left Orchestra Hall for the Masonic Temple. The theater operated as a movie house known as the Town. In 1941, it became a black entertainment venue known as the Paradise. The DSO later returned and restored the Hall.

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Last featured 11/28/2004. Last edited 10/8/2006.

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