List of concert halls
Maine–Massachusetts

State
Location
Venue
Room
Date built
Seats
Resident organizations
Maine
Ellsworth
Grand Auditorium
-
1938
800
-
Maine
Orono
Collins Center for the Arts
Hutchins Concert Hall
1986
1,629
Bangor Symphony Orchestra
Maine
Portland
Merrill Auditorium
-
1911
1,900
Portland Symphony Orchestra
Maryland
Baltimore
Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall
-
1982
2,443
Baltimore Symphony Orchestra
Maryland
Baltimore
Earl and Darielle Linehan Concert Hall
-
2014
375
UMBC Symphony Orchestra
Maryland
Baltimore
Pier Six Pavilion
-
1991
-
-
Maryland
College Park
Clarice Smith Performing Arts Center
Dekelboum Concert Hall
2001
1,100
University of Maryland Symphony Orchestra, UM Choirs
Maryland
Hagerstown
Maryland Theatre
-
1915
1,300
Maryland Symphony Orchestra
Maryland
Rockville
Strathmore Arts Center
Music Center at Strathmore
2005
1,976
Baltimore Symphony Orchestra (second home); Washington Performing Arts Society; National Philharmonic Orchestra
Massachusetts
Barnstable
Barnstable High School
Barnstable High School Performing Arts Center
1999
1,400
Cape Cod Symphony Orchestra
Massachusetts
Boston
New England Conservatory
Jordan Hall
1903
1,019
-
Massachusetts
Boston
Symphony Hall
-
1900
2,625
Boston Symphony Orchestra, Boston Pops Orchestra
Massachusetts
Boston
Boston Opera House (1980)
-
1928
2,500
Boston Ballet
Massachusetts
Boston
Boch Center
Wang Theater
1925
3,700
Boston Ballet
Massachusetts
Cambridge
Harvard University
Sanders Theatre
1875
1,166
-
Massachusetts
Cambridge
M.I.T.
Kresge Auditorium
1955
1,226
-
Massachusetts
Springfield
Symphony Hall
-
1912
2,611
Springfield Symphony Orchestra
Massachusetts
Plymouth
Memorial Hall
-
1926
1,400
Plymouth Philharmonic Orchestra
Massachusetts
Lenox
Tanglewood
Koussevitzky Music Shed
1938
5,100
Boston Symphony Orchestra (in summer)
Massachusetts
Lenox
Tanglewood
Seiji Ozawa Hall
1994
1,200
-
Massachusetts
Worcester
Mechanics Hall
-
1857
1,615
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Question: In what state is the Mechanics Hall located?
Answer: Mechanics Hall is a concert hall in Worcester, Massachusetts.