Turner Hall Ballroom

Live Music VenueMilwaukee, Wisconsin

Live music venue in a National Historic Landmark building

About

Turner Hall Ballroom is a live music venue in Milwaukee within Turner Hall, a National Historic Landmark. We feature an eclectic mix of shows and welcome all ideas, ages, and cultures. We offer beverage service on the balcony level and accept QR code orders for table delivery. Our facility has elevator access to all floors and handicap accessible bathrooms.

Review us
Tina Rivera
4 weeks ago

Went to the Turner Hall last night to watch Ben Chapman and Paul Cauthen music was amazing!!! Drinks are good and reasonably priced . The sound was deep I was standing 2nd to the stage perfect view . They now have a Photo booth like the ones they use to have at the arcades or Malls that's a pretty kool addition! Bathrooms are clean and handicap accessible, there is an elevator and stairs . Great place to meet up with friends or go solo listen to music and dance like no one's watching !

Ed Taboada
2 months ago

This concert space is easily one of the most beautiful I've ever seen. The interior is ornate, they had lovely lights up that gave a festive vibe. Just one of those great older balloons that you're happy someone bothered to treasure and keep alive.

Jennifer Melugin
3 months ago

Great venue for live music! I love that there was elevator access for all the floors in case you couldn't manage the stairs. The staff was professional and kind, and I love that there we're bathrooms and beverage service on the balcony level for this show. Many options for parking in the neighborhood.

Shon Nizer
5 months ago

It was really great to be able to sit at a table and place an order using the QR code. It made the event even more better because I didn’t have to worry about getting up walking to the bar and waiting in line because the server brought the drinks to our table. The process was very easy and fast!

Alexis Ann
6 months ago

March 6, 2026. This venue was very cool! The rustic/vintage look makes it more comfortable, and it was all very clean. The show was great, and the sound was incredible. However, I think I'd definitely prefer this venue for a smaller concert rather than a seated comedy show. The seats were incredibly small and pushed way too closely together. You would be cuddling strangers at a sold out show. Anyone with wider hips (including me) looked absolutely uncomfortable. Overall, not the worst experience, but I'm unsure I'd come back for a seated show. This would be an excellent venue for a small acoustic music set though!

Is this yours?

Claim it to update photos, contact details and booking links, and reply to enquiries.

Claim this listing