Crowder Hall — Attraction in Tucson

The sound in this hall is great. If there were actually reasonable wheelchair accessible areas, I would’ve given it a five. It’s absurd in this day and age that there’s a limited area at the very back of the hall for wheelchairs. We went to a wonderful concert, put on by the Tucson, Arizona Boys Choir and there was barely enough room for the wheelchairs. Because it was so limited, people accompanying those in wheelchairs had to squeeze in ,sitting on horrible plastic chairs. One mother with a disabled son in a wheelchair was told she could sit separately in front of him outside of the area. This youth needed help regularly so she squeezed in in order to be next to him. Shame of you university of Arizona! You are rated i’m the top 10 list of accessible colleges. Make...

Crowder Hall is an important part of the Fred Fox School of Music located at the University of Arizona and is one of the best sounding musical theatres available locally. Many groups prefer to perform in this Hall versus several of the larger local halls because the sound is very good in this building making a very practiced and professional group who performs in this theater sound even better than they already do on their own which is very cool...

I went for a piano recital for my 6 yo grandson. The handicap parking was a bit difficult. There is nothing close to the building so I got as close as I could to let mother out. We didn't think handicap parking would be a problem so we didn't bring a wheel chair. Other than that the building was very nice. They had several auditoriums in really good condition. The acoustics were great. (My grandson was pretty...