Completed in 1932 by renowned Philadelphia architect Horace Trumbauer and distinguished by its distinctive inner walls depicting the philosophical history of the University, Irvine Auditorium is one of the University's premier event spaces.
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Facilities can be rented by both University and Non-University clients.
Please call 215-898-5552.
Reservations are not taken by the Area Manager or Building Manager.
Irvine Auditorium
Completed in 1932 by renowned Philadelphia architect Horace Trumbauer and distinguished by its distinctive inner walls depicting the philosophical history of the University, Irvine Auditorium is one of the University's premier event spaces.
CLICK HERE TO RESERVE SPACE
Facilities can be rented by both University and Non-University clients.
Please call 215-898-5552.
Reservations are not taken by the Area Manager or Building Manager.
The Main Hall at Irvine seats 1,259 and houses the Curtis organ, the eleventh largest pipe organ in the world. The auditorium also houses an acoustic recital hall, event spaces, production offices, and music practice rooms.