Our Facilities

Dedicated to the legendary tenor from Ponce, Antonio Paoli, considered the first Puerto Rican artist of worldwide fame. Its acoustic properties are considered among the best in the world, achieved through its suspended reflector ceiling system. Ideal for opera, zarzuela, symphonic concerts, ballet, and popular music.

Named in honor of Puerto Rican playwright René Marqués, one of the most important writers in 20th-century Hispanic-American literature. With an excellent lighting and sound system, it creates a special intimacy between artists and audience, ideal for theater, chamber music, and mid-scale productions.

In honor of Carlos Marichal, pioneer of avant-garde set design and costume design in Puerto Rico. Arena-style hall with 210 seats surrounding the stage on all sides, offering an innovative concept for experimental productions and a unique, intimate relationship between artists and audience.

Dedicated to the virtuoso Catalan cellist Pablo Casals, who spent his last years in Puerto Rico and founded the celebrated Casals Festival. It has brilliant, warm acoustics that allow the orchestra to shape sound across different genres. Its four-sided arrangement creates exceptional intimacy. It is home to the Casals Festival, one of the most important classical music festivals in the Western Hemisphere.