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At the heart of our region stands the Thunder Bay Community Auditorium, an impressive 1,500 seat performing arts centre. Since its opening in 1985 by Bob Hope, the Auditorium has been host to thousands of events - from Broadway productions to live concerts - with a total attendance surpassing well over one million. Considered to be one of the finest concert halls in North America, the Auditorium's acoustics are truly exceptional. Check the calendar to see what’s happening at the Auditorium while you’re visiting, because in addition to numerous live performances, many other events take place each year. The Thunder Bay Community Auditorium is home of the Thunder Bay Symphony Orchestra. Go to 1 Paul Shaffer Drive. 
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