Mackenzie Hall 
Where History and Music Come Together.

Nestled in the heart of Old Sandwich Towne, Mackenzie Hall is one of Windsor's most treasured heritage landmarks. Built in 1855–1856 by Alexander Mackenzie, who later became Canada's second Prime Minister, the building originally served as the Essex County Courthouse before being transformed into a vibrant cultural centre.

Today, Mackenzie Hall is home to concerts, theatre productions, art exhibitions, lectures, and community events. Its elegant limestone architecture, beautifully restored historic interiors, and intimate performance spaces provide a unique and inspiring setting for live music, where history and the arts come together.

As one of Windsor's premier cultural venues, Mackenzie Hall offers audiences an unforgettable concert experience while celebrating the city's rich heritage. We are proud to present performances in this remarkable landmark and to share its history and beauty with our community.