In Short
With its columned limestone and long colonnade, the Schermerhorn Symphony Center reflects Nashville's history of neoclassical design. Iconography featuring the Tennessee state flower runs through the lobby while Viennese-inspired lighting drips with clusters of frosted globes and ornate nickel-silver. A 3,617-piped organ sits onstage of the European-style shoebox-shaped concert halls. The 1,872 seats inside these seafoam green walls may be rearranged to reveal a rich, 5,600-square-foot Parquet floor for Cabaret-style events.