The 947-seat Faye Spanos Concert Hall (FSCH) is the primary performance venue for the University of the Pacific (UofP)’s music program, located in the historic Conservatory of Music building. The Conservatory building was constructed in 1927 and contains the FSCH, as well as several faculty studios, practice rooms, and the Conservatory’s administrative offices; concert hall was renovated in 1988.
FSCH is home to the UotP Conservatory’s Concert Series, Resident Artist Series, and Friends of Chamber Music concerts, as well as the Stockton Opera. Other events featured on the FSCH stage include the annual Festival of Japanese Music and Culture (a week-long festival held in the Fall) and many of the concerts affiliated with the University’s annual Brubeck Festival, celebrating the life and music of one of jazz’s most acclaimed innovators, Dave Brubeck.
Faye Spanos Concert Hall, University of the Pacific Information
- Public Transportation: Good (accessible by buses 4, 23, and 40 at the UOP stop)
- Handicapped Accessibility: Good, but no elevators to balcony seating
- Performances/Programs: The Concert Hall is home to the Conservatory’s Concert Series, Resident Artist Series, Friends of Chamber Music concerts, Stockton Opera, and a variety of other events
- Ticket Prices: Ticket prices vary depending on the event, from free to $30. Admission is often free to University students, faculty and staff.
