List of concert halls
South Carolina–Tennessee

List of concert halls

Section Title: South Carolina–Tennessee
Table Section Text: None

State	Location	Venue	Room	Date built	Seats	Resident organizations

South Carolina	Columbia	Koger Center for the Arts	Gonzales Hall	1988	2,256	South Carolina Philharmonic

Greenville	Peace Center for the Performing Arts	Peace Concert Hall	1990	2,100	The Greenville Symphony

Dorothy Hipp Gunter Theater	1990	439

North Charleston	North Charleston Coliseum and Performing Arts Center	North Charleston Performing Arts Center	1999	2,300

South Dakota	Sioux Falls	Washington Pavilion of Arts and Science	1999	1,835	South Dakota Symphony Orchestra

Tennessee	Greeneville	Niswonger Performing Arts Center	2004	1,135

Knoxville	Tennessee Theatre	1928	1,600	Knoxville Symphony Orchestra, Knoxville Opera

Memphis	Cannon Center for the Performing Arts	2003	2,100	Memphis Symphony Orchestra

Nashville	Ryman Auditorium	1892	2,362

Schermerhorn Symphony Center	Laura Turner Concert Hall	2006	1,900	Nashville Symphony

Tennessee Performing Arts Center	Andrew Jackson Hall	1980	2,472	Nashville Opera, Nashville Ballet, Tennessee Repertory Theatre

James K. Polk Theater	1980	1,075

Andrew Johnson Theater	1980	256

Vanderbilt University, Blair School of Music	Ingram Center for the Performing Arts	2001	609	Vanderbilt University Orchestra

Turner Recital Hall	1980	202

War Memorial Auditorium	1925	2,000

Oak Ridge	Oak Ridge High School	Auditorium	2008	1,400	Oak Ridge Symphony Orchestra

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The Washington Pavilion of Arts and Science opened in 1999 was a concert hall in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, United States.

final_sentence: The Washington Pavilion of Arts and Science opened in 1999 was a concert hall in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, United States.