Hill Auditorium - Auditorium in Ann Arbor - 825 N University Ave, USA

The Folk Festival was amazing . Jeff Daniels did a wonderful job . Really enjoyed all the musicians. Old Crow Medicine Show was Wonderful to finally see them in person. Thank You to all the volunteers involved in making this show FABULOUS!!!

A unique and historic auditorium. I went to see NPR Wait Wait Don't Tell Me radio taping show, which was fantastic. Not a lot of leg room on the main floor, seats were comfortable and viewing the performance was great. Parking and traffic is very difficult and takes time. There is a nearby parking garage, so arriving early is an excellent idea!

Hill Auditorium on the campus of the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor, Michigan is a gorgeous, historic theatre that’s great for any kind of performance from a lecture to a classical symphony to an NPR radio recording of “Wait Wait Don’t Tell Me!” The seating was comfortable and that surrounding environment of the university campus was a great place to dine and walk around before the show started.

Hill Auditorium on the University of Michigan Ann Arbor school is the largest performance venue in the campus and is a lovely place to see events, musicals or award ceremonies. The auditorium was built in 1913 and still has old fashioned seating that has lost most of the cushion. The quality and comfort of the seats is my only complaint. The bathrooms were clean and parking was easy to find. I’d definitely return for another event however I’d make sure I had an outside seat to be able to get up and stretch my legs.

It was a great experience to feel the symphony orchestra! For student u will get a half price it's around $45. The seat arrangement was quiet good but it didnt big enough for sure.

My third trip to Hill Auditorium. 1st time was 1972 for Commander Cody and his Lost Planet Airmen, 2nd time was also in 1972 for John Denver. This time was for Bela Fleck, Mahavishnu John McLauglin and Shakti. A superb performance by all and Hill staff were friendly, efficient, and welcoming. Acoustics were amazing.

Hill auditorium hosts various events including the showing of the 1970s but restored Godfather. The Grand Rapids symphony played the score. My first time with an event this type and it was fun. The ushers were quick and friendly. We were in the balcony which is several levels up but there is an 🛗. There's a parking garage across the street and nearby restaurants walking distance. Not sure how Hill accommodates wheelchairs or people with mobility issues so ask please.

Attended the Messiah here. It was a glorious experience. If you are looking to be transported by a musical performance, this hall will surround you with the acoustics. It is also wonderfully decorated in an antique style that sends the audience through time. I hope they never change it.