The Stoller Hall
The Stoller Hall is the concert hall of Chetham's School of Music, on Hunts Bank in Manchester's medieval quarter. It opened in 2017 and seats up to 482 across two levels.
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Über The Stoller Hall
The Stoller Hall is the concert hall of Chetham's School of Music, on Hunts Bank in Manchester's medieval quarter, across the road from Victoria Station. It opened in 2017, designed by Stephenson Studio with acoustics by Arup and built as a box within a box, which keeps street and rail noise out of the room. Seating holds up to 482 across two levels, with further seats to the side and rear of the stage.
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Hunts Bank, Manchester, M3 1DA
Q-Park Deansgate North is the nearest car park and holds 23 accessible spaces. Drop-off points sit at Victoria Station, 30m from the entrance. Victoria Station stands opposite the venue and serves both rail and Metrolink.
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How do I get to The Stoller Hall in Manchester by train, tram, bus or car?
Take a train or tram to Manchester Victoria. The Stoller Hall stands on Hunts Bank in Manchester's Medieval Quarter, opposite Victoria Station, and the Victoria Metrolink stop is 150 metres away, a two-minute walk. Use the Hunts Bank entrance. Buses stop on Corporation Street, 250 metres from the hall.
If you drive, Q-Park Deansgate North (M3 7WJ) is the nearest car park, a five-minute walk, with 23 accessible spaces. APCOA Printworks also has accessible spaces. Victoria Station's accessible drop-off point is 30 metres from the Hunts Bank entrance. For step-free routes and wheelchair spaces, see step-free access at The Stoller Hall.
Where can I park for The Stoller Hall in Manchester, and is there accessible parking?
The nearest car park to The Stoller Hall is Q-Park Deansgate North (M3 7WJ), five minutes' walk away and open around the clock, with 23 accessible spaces. The Stoller Hall offers its ticket bookers a Q-Park discount code; ask its box office whether it applies to your concert. APCOA Printworks also has accessible spaces, with step-free lift entrances. For drop-off, use Victoria Station's accessible drop-off point, about 30 metres from the Hunts Bank entrance.
Is The Stoller Hall in Manchester wheelchair accessible, with a lift to the stalls, accessible toilets and a hearing loop?
Yes. The Stoller Hall in Manchester has level access from the front doors, with stairs or a lift down to the stalls entrance, about 30 metres in all. Accessible toilets are 25 metres from the doors, and the main Stoller Hall auditorium has a hearing loop.
Join the venue's Access Scheme in advance to book wheelchair spaces and a free ticket for a personal assistant. The Stoller Hall box office takes Access Scheme bookings on 0333 130 0967; call to confirm before you travel. KalaSudha last checked these details in September 2026. For accessible parking and drop-off, see how to get to The Stoller Hall.
Is there a bar at The Stoller Hall in Manchester, and where is it?
Yes, The Stoller Hall has a bar in the atrium, with a low-level counter and large-print bar menus, according to Chetham's access information (2024).
The auditorium usually opens half an hour before a performance. For trains, Metrolink and parking, see getting to The Stoller Hall. For wheelchair access, see the hall's access FAQ.
Where can I hear live Indian classical music in Manchester, and how do I hear about new KalaSudha dates there?
KalaSudha presents Indian classical music in Manchester at The Stoller Hall, and lists each Manchester concert on its Manchester page. To hear about new dates, press Register for updates there or join the KalaSudha newsletter.
The Stoller Hall is on Hunts Bank, Manchester M3 1DA, opposite Manchester Victoria Station. The hall is part of Chetham's School of Music. It opened in 2017 and seats up to 482; Arup designed its acoustics around a box-within-a-box build.
For booking, see how to find and book Manchester concerts; for trains, Metrolink and parking, see getting to The Stoller Hall.
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