Completed in 1925, the Macon City Auditorium is nestled in the historic district of downtown Macon and is a landmark listed in the National Register of Historic Places. Its monumental assembly hall seats 2,700 and its unique copper dome is reportedly the largest in the world. Adding even more to its splendor and stately architecture is the Doric-style limestone colonnade which surrounds three sides of the building at the balcony level.

On the inside, the Great Hall seats 2,700. Over the stage, a breathtaking mural by Don Carlos Dubois and Wilbur Kurtz depicts Macon’s history from DeSoto’s visit in 1540 to WWI. Today, hundreds of big name entertainers and thousands of regular folk continue to make their mark here with some of the most successful concerts, events, and meetings in the region.

For your safety, the following items are prohibited from the Macon Coliseum and Macon City Auditorium:

• Back packs or any oversized bags
• Illegal drugs
• Large umbrellas
• Laser pointers, aerosol cans, and noise makers
• Outside food and beverage
• Weapons or firearms*
• Cameras with professional lenses larger than 4 inches, tripods, monopods, and all other professional video and audio recording equipment

*The Macon Centreplex, Coliseum, Amphitheater, and Auditorium are government owned facilities. Access is controlled by security. Weapons/firearms are not permitted in these facilities. You may not carry or possess a weapon/firearm in this building. Violation of this prohibition may result in criminal prosecution.