About
Macky Auditorium Concert Hall is a multi-disciplinary venue and an auxiliary unit of the University of Colorado's College of Music. One of the 12 buildings that form the Norlin Quadrangle Historic District, it serves the campus and the region by entertaining, educating and challenging audiences with high quality local, national and international performances and events. A wide range of performers and speakers have graced our stage throughout the years, such as Eleanor Roosevelt, the Dalai Lama, Yo-Yo Ma, Jane Goodall, Robin Williams, Conan O’Brien, Lila Downs, Eddie Izzard, Alley II, Ray Chen, Neil deGrasse Tyson, Sam Harris, Pilobolus, and Bill Nye, just to name a few.
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For recent news, inside stories and backstage insider info, visit our News. See our History section to learn about the man after whom the auditorium is named and his generous contribution to the University. Browse through our Photo Gallery for some historic and recent photos of our building and auditorium. For more recent photos, memorabilia and behind the scenes, visit our  page and feed.