“There are probably more great entertainment venues in NYC than any other city in the world. But one stands out for me in terms of intimacy, ability of the crowd to get close to and connect with their heroes and comfort: Adler Hall on the corner of 64th street and Central Park West. Besides the fabulously idyllic location across from the bucolic Central Park, this church-like hall complete with pews is an 812-seat gem in which to see a concert. Part of the New York Society for Ethical Culture...Adler Hall is sublime. If there’s a better place to hear music in Manhattan, I’d like to know about it.”

Backstage Pass'Dickey Betts Shreds NYC'

“Minnesota natives Low played a gorgeous show last night at the New York Society for Ethical Culture concert hall. The sweeping antique auditorium, with its velvet pews and soaring, curved ceiling, was the perfect setting for the band's intimate yet intense performance.”

Baeble'Low at The New York Society for Ethical Culture'

“The warm acoustics and intimate setting produce a fine concert experience for performers and audience alike.”

Nicholas SaundersDirector of Concert Operations, The Juilliard School

“Adler Hall provides an intimate rapport between artists and audience with a beautifully immediate and true acoustic.”

Valerie GuyDirector of Artistic Operations, Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center