Campus Arts Facilities
DeBartolo Performing Arts Center
Welcoming over 100,000 patrons annually, the DeBartolo Performing Arts Center (DPAC) is Notre Dame's primary presenter of cinematic and performing arts programming. As an academic space, the center is home to the Department of Film, Television, and Theatre and also regularly hosts student and faculty performers from the Department of Music and Sacred Music at Notre Dame.
DeBartolo Performing Arts Center
Performance venues
Browning Cinema
A state-of-the-art cinema presenting a unique program of international, independent and documentary film accompanied by a series of guest speakers and filmmakers. This THX Certified cinema seats 200.Â
Leighton Concert Hall
Seats approximately 840.
Patricia George Decio Theatre
A proscenium theatre that seats 350.
Philbin Studio Theatre
A 2,333 square-foot black box theatre.
Reyes Organ and Choral Hall
A cathedral-like space that seats 80 in wooden pews. Features a 10,000-pound organ made by renowned craftsman Paul Fritts.
Penote Performer’s Hall
Seats 80 and is used for recitals, rehearsals, and classrooms for the Department of Music.
O'Neill Hall of Music
Located on the south side of Notre Dame Stadium, the six-story building houses the Department of Music and Sacred Music at Notre Dame. It includes spaces for recitals and rehearsals as well as a music library, classrooms, offices, practice rooms, and offices.
Raclin Murphy Museum of Art
Opened in November 2023, the museum features 23 galleries that present the University's storied permanent collection as well as dynamic temporary exhibitions. The musuem also presents numerous site-specific commissions by internationally renowned artists such as Jenny Holzer, Maya Lin, Mimmo Paladino, Jaume Plensa, and Kiki Smith.
Walsh Family Hall - School of Architecture
Home of the School of Architecture, Walsh Family Hall includes classrooms, studios, a library, a hall of casts, auditoriums, and a public plaza.
Walsh Family Hall - School of Architecture
Washington Hall
Historic Washington Hall, the University's first performing arts center and a primary venue for the student body, seats 550 and supports the official Notre Dame student clubs and organizations in the production of their performances.