Hands down the best acoustics of any concert venue in Atlanta. Beautiful location on the Clayton State campus, intimate seating arrangement, not a bad seat in the house. Great concerts by world-class artists, but you can also see inexpensive concerts by college ensembles. If you haven't experienced a concert here, you owe it to yourself to check it out. You won't be disappointed.
Wonderful acoustics. Great musicians! Easy access and accommodations.
Beautiful venue. Slightly aged but way more than I expected considering its located on a college campus. If you have a chance to attend a show here, go.
Extremely nice facility. Our students enjoyed the different things that they saw and the opera itself!
I came to see the Clayton Community Band on 12/2/19 as part of a college assignment for my music appreciation class. First and foremost, the venue is GORGEOUS. It's located on a college campus so I was expecting an auditorium. It was nicely decorated to reflect the Holiday season. There was an employee (older caucasian woman with short hair) that was sooooo nice, I wish I would've gotten her name. She assisted with seating and allowed me to borrow her pen. I wasn't able to locate her at the end of the show to return it but if she happens to read this please tell her I said thank you! The show was wonderful. It made me realize that I don't take advantage of these types of events enough. Next year I'll definitely be bringing hubby and the kids. Overall, great experience. Happy Holidays
Spivey Hall @ Clayton State is one of the perfect acoustical performance centers in the U.S. Center College in KY is another. Hearing music performed in this small concert hall is absolutely a lifetime experience. Your major leading world class musicians want to perform here because each note has incredible clarity and rings true. This Hall is a required experience if you love music. The staff and volunteers make everyone feel welcome. Cost is quite reasonable and there are no bad seats as it is a small venue. Go enjoy.
Named after its benefactors, who were major real estate developers in the area, Spivey Hall is part of Clayton State University and stands within its Morrow campus next to the perfectly-named Swan Lake.
Recognized as a leading concert hall, it receives international audiences thanks to radio and online broadcasts of its regular performances of jazz and classical music.
Home to both the Spivey Hall Children s Choir and Young Artists grouping, no expense was spared on creating this 500-seat auditorium in the early 1990s.
This included the construction of the Albert Schweizer 4,400 pipe memorial organ. Manufactured in the Italian city of Padua, it is named after the doctor and Bach lover who was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 1952.
This is a lovely venue and every seat in this small hall is a good one. My husband and I sat on the last of the 16 or so rows and still enjoyed it very much, no regets. I had previously attended events here, so I knew what to expect.
The facility is wheelchair accessible, although I don't recall seeing an accessible stall in the main women's restroom. I would call ahead to inquire about where they are located. There were plenty of stalls and the line moved quickly. Although the classic decor seems a bit dated, it is clean and VERY well maintained.
Parking is easy, there seems to be plenty of spaces to meet the demand when the event sells out. Our event was well attended, we arrived only 15 minutes before the performance and had no trouble.
We opted out of the concert dinning experience so I can't speak of that.
Spivey Hall is situated on the lovely campus of Clayton State College and University. I recommend allowing about an hour for campus exploration. A portion of the path around the lake is gravel, but the majority of the paths are well-paved. It is particularly beautiful in the Spring when the ornamental Cherry trees are in bloom. There is also in residence a pair of resident swans and often other water fowl as well, so you do need to be mindful of where you step.
This facility is one of the jewels of Clayton County and I would recommend it to all.
Beautiful hall packed with great piano teachers. I have a preference for Nancy Lewis who s trained my 13 yr old grandson at great neck speed.
Great place for piano. Presentation
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