The Orpheum is a nearly century-old Beaux Arts theater in the heart of New Orleans’ Central Business District. Built in 1918, the iconic space—which is one of the few remaining vertical hall designs in the US—has hosted vaudeville acts, films and countless performances by the Louisiana Philharmonic Orchestra. But its halls have sat dormant since 2005, when failed levees ushered Hurricane Katrina floodwaters throughout the building’s lower reaches.
Now, the Orpheum is entering a new era.
With a full renovation and passionate preservation completed, this classic space will open once more to the music-loving public as a fully restored, incomparably luxurious entertainment space.
More than a stunning historical structure, this reimagined space brings an entirely new tier of entertainment venue to New Orleans. The Orpheum’s impeccable acoustics, said to rival that of Carnegie Hall, will once again delight concert goers. And with six bars throughout the space and Bella Luna catering serving up concessions for every show, the Orpheum experience is pure entertainment—even before the curtain goes up.
