Anheuser-Busch Performance Hall at Touhill Performing Arts Center

Anheuser-Busch Performance Hall is distinct from Lee Theater, so seating and access details should be checked for this hall specifically. The main hall includes Orchestra, Parterre, Dress Circle, and Grand Tier sections, with accessible locations in selected sections and boxes. If you are comparing tickets or choosing seats, use the hall-specific seating maps for this venue.

The hall is on UMSL North Campus near I-70 and I-170 in north St. Louis County. For GPS, use One Touhill Circle. The site is also served by the UMSL North Campus MetroLink station, which can be a useful option if you are arriving by transit.

The venue has separate Main Entrance and Lee Entrance access points on opposite sides of campus. There is no direct connector road between those sides, so it is worth confirming which entrance your arrival plans should use, especially if you are using rideshare. The Main Entrance is recommended for mobility drop-off and has a covered canopy with benches.

Parking is free in designated campus areas. North Garage and Lot K are permitted at any time, while other campus lots are generally permitted on weekends and after 5 p.m. on weekdays. Spaces that are not permitted can lead to tickets, so it is worth paying attention to posted restrictions before you leave your car.

The hall’s seating is arranged in Orchestra, Parterre, Dress Circle, and Grand Tier areas. Some accessible locations are available in selected sections and boxes, but the venue advises guests to consult the hall-specific seating maps for the best guidance. Seating details for Lee Theater do not apply here.

The Main Entrance elevator serves the lobby and the right side of Anheuser-Busch Performance Hall. The Lee Entrance elevator only connects the lobbies and does not go into the theater. Accessible restrooms are available throughout the venue.

The venue can arrange wheelchair and companion seating, limited-stair seating, and armless seats through the ticket office at 314-516-4949. Courtesy wheelchairs are available for lobby transport only, not for performance seating. Service animals are permitted, but the ticket representative should be notified in advance. ASL requests should be made two weeks ahead, and assistive listening devices and limited booster seats are available at coat check on a first-come, first-served basis.

The west approach has an incline, while the east approach is relatively flat. The venue does not promise accessible parking availability, so guests who need a specific parking arrangement should confirm details directly with the ticket office.

The lobby and ticket office generally open two hours before a performance. Front-of-house services and concessions usually open one hour before, and theater doors generally open thirty minutes before. Event-specific instructions can override these general times.

Snacks and alcoholic and nonalcoholic beverages are available, and lidded drinks are allowed in the theater. Food is not allowed inside the theater. Concessions accept cash and credit cards, but there is no ATM on site.

The campus is nonsmoking, including vaping. There is no specific dress code, and camera rules depend on the artist’s permissions for the event. Lost items are handled through the house manager or the administrative office at 314-516-4100.