The centerpiece of the facility, the 1,400-seat Joan and Sanford I. Weill Hall was designed to showcase music and the human voice. The Hall was modeled after the Seiji Ozawa Hall at Tanglewood and features a rear wall that can be opened to provide viewing and listening from lawn seating for about 5,000 patrons.

Weill Hall is used for the University’s performance program and a regular venue for the Santa Rosa Symphony, the Bach Choral Society and other Bay Area orchestras. The inclusion of flexible staging, variable acoustics, overhead rigging provides Weill Hall with broad capabilities to support for a variety of popular performance events.

The 250-seat Schroeder Hall is named after the pianist character in Charles Schulz’s beloved Peanuts comic. The Recital Hall is designed to accommodate choral, organ, chamber and jazz concerts, community performances and lectures. The design was inspired by European churches and features a soaring ceiling adding significant cultural dimension to this Northern California community.