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Parking & Directions for Professor Brian Cox Merrill Auditorium
20 Myrtle St., Portland, ME
04102, US
1. City Hall Garage - 0.3 miles, $10
2. Spring Street Garage - 0.4 miles, $12
3. Cumberland County Civic Center Lot - 0.5 miles, $8
4. On-street parking (metered) - 0.1 miles, $1.50/hr
5. Pearl Street Garage - 0.4 miles, $10
Professor Brian Cox Concert Live at Merrill Auditorium | Portland – March 10th, 2027
Merrill Auditorium is one of those Portland gems that feels like stepping into a world where art, community, and history collide. It’s not just a venue, but a hub for inspiring events, think art exhibitions that showcase local talent or workshops led by professional artists who somehow make even the most complex techniques seem approachable. You might catch a tribute to a legendary composer or be captivated by the National Geographic Live series, which brings adventure stories right to your seat and leaves you dreaming of far-off places. For first-timers, the front mezzanine offers a killer view that makes you feel right in the middle of the action, while rear orchestra seats give you a chance to really soak in the vibe of the audience’s reactions. And if you’re coming from the south, the scenic drive along Route 1 is a treat, though it’s wise to dodge the traffic by taking side streets during peak times. Attending Professor Brian Cox Portland at Merrill Auditorium is an experience like no other, an intimate chance to explore the cosmos with one of the most engaging science communicators today, right in a space that’s rich with history and personality. Honestly, it’s a place that makes you feel connected, curious, and maybe even a little inspired to look up at the stars.