Northrop Auditorium

My daughter received her Masters recently at this auditorium. It's a beautiful building inside and out. Very well laid out. The seating was positioned so every view was a good one. The acoustics were wonderful too! I wear hearing aids and this was one of the few times I didn't have to adjust them. A lovely place for any venue!

Went to see BalletMet last night at Northrop. It was my first time there and the venue is beautiful! The performance was outstanding as well. I was not allowed to take pictures while they danced but here’s some of the building.

We were there for the U of M marching band concert and it was very entertaining. They played a lot of music from their halftime shows both past and present. If you like listening to a big band this is the concert to go to.

Northrop, a major auditorium and arts venue on the University of Minnesota's campus, was conceived as the northern anchor of Northrop Mall, a campus gathering area designed by Cass Gilbert in 1907. The idea for an auditorium, later named after University president Cyrus Northrop, originated in 1908 and was realized between 1928 and 1929. It served as a memorial to Northrop and World War I veterans.

Sept. 22, awesome! Too bad there wasn't more capacity, a lot more people wanted tickets