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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 May 14 7:30pm
New Jersey Symphony: Xian Zhang - Tchaikovsky Symphony No. 4
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

Richardson Auditorium in Alexander Hall is truly one of those historic gems on Princeton’s campus that feels alive with energy and stories. It’s not just a pretty space; it’s where literary legends read their work, and where the Princeton University Chapel Choir often fills the room with hauntingly beautiful performances. If you’ve ever been lucky enough to catch a concert there, you know that the acoustics are pretty incredible, especially with the balcony giving you that slightly elevated view that makes you feel part of something bigger. I mean, they’ve hosted everything from local talent showcases to major events like the Princeton Environmental Symposium in 2019, which sparked some pretty lively discussions on sustainability. And, honestly, the vibe is both scholarly and intimate, perfect for everything from recitals and lectures to community gatherings. If you’re wandering around campus, just head past the mail center and take a right, or if you’re coming from the main campus hub, go left, it’s not hard to find, but you’ll definitely want to check out what’s happening there. Whether you’re into classical music, engaging talks, or just soaking in the historic atmosphere, Richardson Auditorium really delivers. And yes, it’s accessible too, with options that make sure everyone can enjoy the show. So, if you’re craving a night of live entertainment in a space that’s got charm, history, and just the right amount of magic, Richardson Auditorium in Alexander Hall should be at the top of your list.

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, located at Princeton University, is a premier venue renowned for its exceptional acoustics and historic charm, making it a favorite destination for classical music enthusiasts. Throughout the 2026-2027 season, this distinguished hall hosts an array of captivating performances by the New Jersey Symphony Orchestra, featuring a lineup of world-class conductors and soloists. On october 23, 2026, audiences will experience a powerful concert led by conductor Xian Zhang, showcasing Beethoven's Emperor Concerto and Schubert's Great Symphony. The festive season continues on december 18, 2026, with the timeless melodies of Handel's Messiah, delivering an inspiring holiday concert. In early january 2027, on the 8th, the orchestra presents a program highlighting the masterworks of Mozart and Ravel, offering a delightful blend of classical and impressionist music. The season's highlights include a special performance on march 12, 2027, featuring renowned violinist Joshua Bell performing Beethoven’s compelling compositions, underlining the hall's reputation for hosting exceptional soloists. The season concludes with an exhilarating concert on june 11, 2027, where conductor Xian Zhang leads the orchestra in Ravel’s Bolero, renowned for its rhythmic intensity and orchestral brilliance. Each event promises an unforgettable musical journey in this historic venue, celebrating the timeless art of classical music.