The Fisher Center for the Performing Arts

What a beautiful venue! It's really nice and lots of levels. It's very grand. Parking is right up the street, up a hill slightly. It can be a pain getting out of parking after an event. But seating was great. Not a bad seat anywhere. It can be quite loud, but it's such a cool place to see a play or show.

Beautiful venue. Easy parking. Poor acoustics; the music was fine but the vocals and talking got lost and were hard to hear. We had box seats, and the sight lines are such that you miss any performance that is not on the front of the stage. Dolly showed video of Dolly Parton and we couldn't see it.

This building is stunning. So beautiful and well kept and clean. We saw a performance last night (The Thorn) and it was AMAZING! The bathrooms were clean and snacks were available (but you cannot take the snacks inside the theatre).

If you are passionate about the performing arts, The Fisher Center for Performing Arts is a remarkable destination 🎭. Its warm and inviting atmosphere and spacious seating ensure that every seat offers a fantastic view 👀. Ample bathrooms, snacks, and drinks enhance the experience 🍿🥤. The stunning exterior, beautiful fountains, and the lobby's elegant chandeliers create an uplifting ambiance ✨. We were fortunate to witness "Dolly: A True Original Musical" 🎶, and it was an unforgettable experience that inspired us! 🌟

Beautiful Venue! I even had the perfect seat, which ushers were quite helpful in guiding me. I was close enough to see the beautiful imagery as advertised for the Shen Yun ballet! Apparently there are refreshments & tumblers you may purchase and take to your seat. There were a few patrons around me eating chips and drinking libations or beverages. I wasn't fond of that, but times are changing. The auditorium was clean & cool. (That is until we were all seated. I felt slightly warm & I had a sweater just in case the AC was increased). The restrooms, which I managed to get to before the show and during intermission, were also clean. They are equipped with an elevator and aisle seating for disabled persons. Ushers will assist you with your walker or chair if necessary before/after the show and during intermission. I arrived early enough to find the venue, parking, get my ticket from the box office (which were tables organized with lists of names of ticket holders, and it was efficient), and find my seat. Parking was a little cumbersome for me at first. There are spaces in front of the building which filled up pretty quickly and some are limited to 2-Hour parking. However, there is a parking garage up the street on the right side of the building. I didn't see any signage, I was blindly searching for a spot. There was an officer acting as a crossing guard (safety first). There were parking attendants in the garage who guided each vehicle to an available space. I can't speak for any other event since this was my first time there, but there was no parking fee for this show. This was a great experience for me. I got in and out without a hitch. I hope this review is helpful for someone attending an event there.

An Absolute Masterpiece of a VenueWow. Just wow. The Fisher Center is, without a doubt, one of the most breathtaking venues I have ever experienced. From the moment you walk in, the architecture is simply stunning—a perfect blend of modern elegance and timeless design. It's the hidden jewel of Nashville.But it's the acoustics that truly steal the show. We saw a performance here and the sound was flawless. Every note was crisp, clear, and immersive, creating an unforgettable auditory experience. It feels like the building was engineered for pure sonic perfection.The seating is comfortable, the sightlines are fantastic from every angle, and the staff is professional and welcoming. This isn't just a venue; it's a world-class performing arts center that has instantly become a Nashville treasure. If you get a chance to see a show at this venue - go. An absolutely phenomenal, 5-star experience all around.

Wow, this place is absolutely beautiful my pictures don't give it justice. There isn't a bad seat in the house. Also, the plus side is the staff is very nice and accommodating. Hopefully, I will be able to see more shows here.

Beautiful venue. Easy garage parking near by. Great sound quality. My daughter (4) performed a ballet recital here in June 2025. I volunteered back stage. This venue is beautiful, the bathrooms are clean and have a designated attendant right outside. Easy free garage parking across the street.

I've visited the Fisher Center for a few concerts now, and it is easily one of my favorite venues. The acoustics are great. Not a bad seat in the house. It is taken care of and kept very clean. Kind event workers. Huge parking garage that is free to use for events. I really hope they start to host more concerts there, I think it's an under the radar location, but I love it. Can't wait to be back soon!

I am in disbelief that a college campus has such an incredible performance venue. The Fisher Center is essentially a classic opera house that has the feel of a luxurious modern venue. I only posted a pic of the lobby area, but look at how beautiful it is. I'd recommend buying double lettered seats if you prefer to sit near the front. There's extra leg room in that area. I'll happily attend another performance in this beautiful space in the future.

The Fisher Center is part of Belmont's campus and to my knowledge a relatively new space, one for performances and events. We saw a concert here recently and have to say--free parking across from the venue, an orderly and efficient entry process, fairly priced concessions, and great views from practically every seat? Wonderful overall acoustics to boot? An excellent place to see a show. We purchased our tickets through the college website as well, which meant NO TICKETMASTER FEES to see a globally famous popular musician, so I really can't rave enough about this place. Beautiful space indoors and out. I hope to see a show here again soon.

I purchased one ticket for the 8pm concert of Flamenco on 11-16-24 and when I arrived, a bag search was completed AFTER my ticket was scanned. THEN, one of the two men checking my bags(2) told me I could not have that bag in my possession. He said it just wasn't allowed. I explained I was a native of the city and a product of the state's education system, I was dressed well, I felt I looked attractive enough. I even wore pantyhose, BUT he insisted even having my purse and this additional tote was some sort of problem. I asked why? It wasn't radioactive or explosive. I explained it was merely going to sit at my feet. No. He said not allowed and then asked a female employee. She told me I would have to go back to my car in the parking garage and leave it there. I said a polite "no" and explained I would not be returning. Every single hotel I go to, everywhere I stay, people are entering my hotel room without permission from me and poisoning my makeup, my food with semen and other bodily fluids, my sheets and towels, trying on my clothing and they have even placed drugs in my food. I even believe I was violated in a first floor hotel room in Knoxville. I carry with me what I can, what has been poisoned before. This harassment has been ongoing since I left my husband 11 years ago. To make a long story short, these attendants know exactly what they are doing to me, I know they know, they know I know the run around, and yet the harassment continues. (Schermerhorn doesn't treat me this way) I spent $50 for nothing and I am quite positive someone else entered and is enjoying my ticket "because she deserves it more than I do." I would like a refund, but it is highly unlikely I will receive it. It was my first and last time at the Fisher Center UNTIL THEY realize their mistake and decide to credit me with my refund OR a lifetime pass free of charge for ALL performances to their venue.