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Parking & Directions for Yo-Yo Ma Dell Hall at Long Center For The Performing Arts
501 Congress Ave #300, Austin, TX
78701, US
1. Long Center Garage - 0.1 miles, $10
2. Street Parking (varies) - 0.2 miles, $1-2/hour
3. South 1st St. Parking Lot - 0.3 miles, $5
4. Palmer Events Center Lot - 0.4 miles, $7
5. Riverside Drive Parking - 0.5 miles, Free
Yo-Yo Ma Concert Live at Dell Hall at Long Center For The Performing Arts | Austin – November 18th, 2026
Dell Hall at the Long Center for the Performing Arts is a true gem in Austin’s vibrant arts scene, known for its warm, inviting atmosphere and a rich history of supporting local talent. With a seating capacity of around 2,400, it’s one of the largest and most impressive venues in Central Texas, offering an intimate yet grand setting for unforgettable performances. When Yo-Yo Ma Austin visits, it’s a must-see, there’s something about the way the hall’s acoustics amplify his cello that gives you chills. Over the years, Dell Hall has become a cultural hub, especially after launching its beloved holiday concert series back in 2009, which now draws crowds from all over. The venue’s ticket options are pretty flexible, platinum seats often go to dedicated supporters, while group seating makes it easy for friends or families to enjoy a night out together. If you’re new to Austin, locals might whisper about the best way to get there, some swear by the scenic walk along Lady Bird Lake, which adds a little extra magic before the show. And honestly, catching Yo-Yo Ma Austin live at Dell Hall feels like a once-in-a-lifetime moment, one that sticks with you long after the final note fades.