The Hallowed Halls

★ 5 · Michael Breamer

Hallowed Halls is truly a special place, and the people behind it are the reason. From the very first walk through, the energy of the space was undeniable: warm, intentional, creative, and welcoming. It immediatley felt like a venue run by people who genuinely care about the expereince, not just the booking. Deanna and Justin were incredible partners throughout the process, helping shape everything from set design and coordination to audio recording with a level of care and thoughfullness that went far beyond expectations. Chase was an absolute pro at front of house, handling sound check, live acoustic adjustments mid-show, and the overall flow with quiet confidence and precision. Cooper was fantastic to collaborate with on lighting, helping bring the room to life in a way that felt cinem

4 months ago

★ 5 · Tatum Dobbins

My husband and I had our wedding reception at Hallowed Halls back in September, and cannot speak highly enough about how great everything was! Sahale and her team were incredibly helpful and great at adapting and meeting our needs. After two previous short notice cancellations, we were left scrambling and more than a little desperate to find a good venue for our reception. We could not believe our luck! Our guests ( approx 70 people) were comfortable and also loved the unique details of the space. Thank you all SO much!

a year ago

★ 5 · Tracy Salsbery

This building is a historical landmark! Built to be one of the Carnegie libraries they built across the United States. It has been remodeled into The Hallowed Halls! 3 recording studios with a very large space in studio A that can hold an entire chorus or brass band. This room is also used to record music videos, have weddings, Church services, company conferences and many more! They have keyboards, organs and several guitars! Go in for a tour, check the place out and you will want to have your next album or wedding there! It's beautiful, the staff is wonderful and the engineers are extremely talented. You can bring in your own engineer if you want to. It's a place you need to experience.

10 months ago