WORCESTER MEMORIAL AUDITORIUM
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A fresh look at a historic building 

The Auditorium was built for the people of Worcester, and with proper planning, it can once again serve as a community gathering place.
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Architectural Rendering by DBVW Architects, April 2025

​AHF is committed to reestablishing this majestic building as a cultural resource for the city, transforming the crumbling municipal structure into the hub of Worcester's historic Lincoln Square.

​AHF envisions creating a multipurpose entertainment facility that blends historic preservation with technology-forward amenities, resulting in one of the most unique venues in the country. The Auditorium will host traditional events like concerts, comedy acts, weddings, and conferences, as well as “emerging events” such as esports, robotics competitions, immersive exhibits, and other contemporary performances. 

New Uses

With 165,000 square feet of space, the Auditorium can accommodate a vibrant commercial and entertainment tenancy. We envision a mixed-use building accessible to all Worcester residents and visitors.

Auditorium

Lobby

A versatile and flexible venue defined by its scalability, malleability, and one-of-a-kind grandeur.  The space will fuse the old and new by maintaining its historic integrity including a fully preserved Kimball pipe organ.
A welcoming environment that enhances events
​with vendors and sponsorship opportunities
Little Theater

A multi-use performance venue for a
​wide range of performances
War Memorial

​A function hall and place for introspection that
​pays tribute to our veterans
North & South Wings

Food & beverage and tenant office space
Basement

​A workforce training facility and laboratory catering to
​emerging technologies and exploration
Benefits to the Community
​Revitalizing the Auditorium will contribute to the dramatic growth already underway in Worcester, with substantial benefits to the local community.
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The Aud contains several distinct architectural spaces.
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