Kerrytown Concert House

Since its founding in the fall of 1984, Kerrytown Concert House has become an important part of the cultural fabric of the greater Ann Arbor Area. Operating out of a small and unique facility in a premier location in downtown Ann Arbor, Kerrytown Concert House presents a rich and diverse performing arts series (approximately 70 events per year) to a cross-section of southeast Michigan and local community audiences. Offerings include chamber music and solo concerts and a jazz series featuring internationally known artists.

The concert hall is graced by a very fine model “C” Hamburg Steinway grand piano and also has state-of-the-art recording equipment. Many Kerrytown Concert House performances are recorded and aired on NPR radio stations around the country and several artists have chosen Kerrytown Concert House as the site for their CD recordings.

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Since its founding in the fall of 1984, Kerrytown Concert House has become an important part of the cultural fabric of the greater Ann Arbor Area. Operating out of a small and unique facility in a premier location in downtown Ann Arbor, Kerrytown Concert House presents a rich and diverse performing arts series (approximately 70 events per year) to a cross-section of southeast Michigan and local community audiences. Offerings include chamber music and solo concerts and a jazz series featuring internationally known artists.

The concert hall is graced by a very fine model “C” Hamburg Steinway grand piano and also has state-of-the-art recording equipment. Many Kerrytown Concert House performances are recorded and aired on NPR radio stations around the country and several artists have chosen Kerrytown Concert House as the site for their CD recordings.

Kerrytown Concert House provides an intimate visual and performing arts space for rent to local and national artists and arts organizations. In addition, the Concert House is active in the bus tour travel industry, offering private concerts to groups of tourists (mainly senior citizen groups) who visit Ann Arbor from all over the US.

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