Chowdiah Memorial Hall

Chowdiah Memorial Hall is a prominent concert hall located in Bengaluru. The venue is dedicated to the legendary violinist T. Chowdiah, whose contributions to Carnatic music inspired the creation of this distinctive auditorium. The hall is well known

Chowdiah Memorial Hall

Chowdiah Memorial Hall

Chowdiah Memorial Hall is a prominent concert hall located in Bengaluru. The venue is dedicated to the legendary violinist T. Chowdiah, whose contributions to Carnatic music inspired the creation of this distinctive auditorium.

The hall is well known for its unique architectural design shaped like a violin, reflecting Chowdiah’s legacy as one of India’s most celebrated classical musicians. The structure features a large auditorium with excellent acoustics and tiered seating, making it ideal for live performances and cultural events.

Chowdiah Memorial Hall regularly hosts Carnatic and Hindustani classical music concerts, dance recitals, theatre productions, cultural festivals, and public functions. Many renowned musicians, dancers, and performing artists from across India and around the world have performed at this venue.

The auditorium also serves as an important cultural hub for Bengaluru, supporting music sabhas, artistic organisations, and community events. With its striking violin-shaped design and strong connection to India’s classical music heritage, Chowdiah Memorial Hall remains one of the city’s most iconic venues for performing arts.

16th Cross Rd, Vyalikaval, Kodandarampura, Malleshwaram

Bengaluru

Karnataka

560003

India

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