Experience the Heart of Huntsville’s Entertainment
From world-class performances to unforgettable community events, the Von Braun Center is your destination for
live music, theater, sports,
and celebrations in
The Rocket City.

Huntsville's Entertainment Destination
8 Distinct Venues Including Propst Arena, Mars Music Hall, Mark C. Smith Concert Hall, Playhouse, Rhythm on Monroe, and the Convention Center (Saturn Ballroom, South Hall and East Hall).
Flexible Capacities From intimate gatherings of 100 to large-scale productions hosting 10,000+ guests.
Full-Service Offerings On-site catering, audio-visual and production support, event planning assistance, and customizable layouts.
Central Downtown Location Connected to hotels, restaurants, and Big Spring Park for convenience and walkability.
Decades of Experience Trusted by top touring acts, local organizations, and national conferences.
Community-Focused Hosting over 500+ events annually, offering a diverse lineup of events and performances.
Discover HSV’s Beloved Entertainment Traditions
VBC’s Signature Events
Your destination for the Huntsville Christmas Parade, Von Brewski Beer Festival, and the Rocket City Octane Auto Show.
In-House Partners
The VBC is proud to partner with several local legends in Huntsville entertainment.


VBC FAQs
The VBC is centrally located in downtown Huntsville at 700 Monroe Street SW, near hotels, restaurants, and Big Spring Park—making it one of the most accessible and convenient entertainment hubs for anyone enjoying a night out in Huntsville, Alabama, for theater performances, concerts, hockey games, and more.
Yes! The VBC offers on-site parking and nearby garage access. Visit our Parking/Venue Maps page for detailed information and directions before your show.
Absolutely. All VBC venues include ADA seating, accessible entrances, and services for guests with special needs. Learn more on our Accessibility Services page.
Yes! Our team helps producers, organizations, and individuals bring their shows to life. Contact us to learn more about renting one of our Huntsville, Alabama, venues or convention halls for your next performance or event.
Explore the VBC Campus

Propst Arena
Home to large-scale concerts, sporting events, and major productions with seating for up to 9,000 guests.
Learn more about Propst Arena
Mark C. Smith Concert Hall
A premier theater for hosting Broadway shows, orchestras, and world-class performers.
Learn more about Mark C. Smith Concert Hall
Mars Music Hall
A modern, intimate venue for live events and music lovers, featuring stellar acoustics and an electric atmosphere.
Learn more about Mars Music Hall
Playhouse
Perfect for smaller theatrical productions, lectures, or private performances with cozy seating and classic charm.
Learn more about Playhouse
Saturn Ballrooms
A sleek, modern space ideal for galas, receptions, and corporate events with a sophisticated atmosphere.
Learn more about Saturn Ballrooms
East Halls
Versatile, spacious halls perfect for trade shows, expos, and large-scale community gatherings of any kind.
Learn more about East Halls
South Halls
Expansive, flexible event halls designed to host conventions, exhibits, and medium to large-scale events.
Learn more about South Halls
Rhythm on Monroe
A lively restaurant and rooftop bar offering Southern-inspired cuisine, craft cocktails, and stunning downtown views.
Learn more about Rhythm on Monroe
Our Restaurant & Rooftop Bar
Rhythm on Monroe is the perfect complement for any night out! Grab dinner and drinks before a show or an evening cocktail overlooking Downtown Huntsville’s unique cityscape. Looking for a weekend brunch spot? We’ve got you covered!

The Ginkgo Tree outside the Concert Hall has been here for over 70 years, predating the VBC by 20 years!

On March 24, 1975, Johnny Cash held the first concert in the new VBCC arena for 5,630 fans.


The VBC is named for the scientist and team who built the rockets that sent the U.S. to the moon.

The Ginkgo Tree outside the Concert Hall has been here for over 70 years, predating the VBC by 20 years!

On March 24, 1975, Johnny Cash held the first concert in the new VBCC arena for 5,630 fans.

The VBC is named for the scientist and team who built the rockets that sent the U.S. to the moon.
Huntsville’s Center Stage
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