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Lambert Hall at Opera in the Heights

Opera in the Heights · 1703 Heights Blvd., Houston, 77008 · Show map
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Up to 250standing
Up to 200seated
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About this space

Lambert Hall is an intimate theater space that serves as the main stage for Opera in the Heights, a professional regional opera company. Since its inception in 1996, Lambert Hall has hosted approximately 350 performances, showcasing emerging artists and providing a platform for affordable and accessible opera in the Greater Houston area. The venue is designed to create a unique experience for both first-time attendees and seasoned opera enthusiasts, making it a perfect location for a variety of events, including performances, community gatherings, and private functions. Its welcoming atmosphere and commitment to quality programming make Lambert Hall a sought-after venue for those looking to host memorable events.

Features

Wifi
Seating arrangements for various event types
Seating for performances

Space

188m² (2,024ft²)

Capacities

150 Reception
250 Standing
200 Theatre

Guide prices

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Minimum spend
Every day, 09:00 - 17:00
£3,875 / Minimum spend

Location

1703 Heights Blvd., 77008
Opera in the Heights 1703 Heights Blvd.Unknown 77008Houston
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