Have drinks and food to buy. The seating was good and spread out. The speakers and bass was good. They were nice to let people in when it was raining

Last weekend in April included a season-ending extravaganza performance: The Harrisburg Symphony's season-ending Pops Concert. Calling it THE BEST concert we've seen hardly does it justice. The headliner, David Bennett, is an extraordinary musician. He plays a mean clarinet like Benny Goodman, his guitar sang along with his Elvis impersonation. But, his Jerry Lee Lewis piano was out of this world - and had everyone in the audience on their feet!! He followed up with a duet drum exhibition. He and his drummer played a segment of When The Saint's Come Marching In that just astounded. The finale encore was a beautiful rendition on clarinet: Witchita Lineman. Of course, all of this was backed up by the extraordinary Harrisburg Symphony lead by Maestro Stuart Malina, who could ANY orchestra in the country. We have never been disappointed by any of the Pops Concerts at The Forum, and we've seen many, over many, many years. This was one for the ages. I would highly recommend subscribing to the Harrisburg Symphony's Pop Concert Series at The Forum for next season--you will be glad you did!

I went to see Temple Grandin a well respected autism author & presenter she was giving a lecture at the Harrisburg Forum auditorium it was the first time I have ever been in the building. It was a big auditorium a good place for a concert or lecture. I loved the ceiling of the auditorium with the stars in their constellations. I would recommend it as a place to see a concert of some kind

Great facility across the street from the state capital building. Home of the Harrisburg Symphony; it has great acoustics. The ceiling is an ornate dome of celestial signs and something to see. A great venue with nearby garage parking.

We have been there many times for concerts and to see the Harrisburg Symphony. Acoustics are great. Parking can sometimes be a problem if you don't get there early