Freedom Hall (Kyiv)

Freedom Hall is a cultural and event venue in Kyiv, Ukraine.^[1] Originally established in 1994, the facility underwent significant renovation in 2018 under the management of the G2 company.^[2] The venue includes a two-level main hall with a seating capacity of approximately 1,000 and is equipped with a transformable stage, projection screens, and modern lighting and sound systems. Its layout supports various seating formats, including standing room "fan zones" and table seating, allowing for flexible event configurations.^[3] Freedom Hall has hosted a range of cultural events, including concerts, theatrical performances, comedy shows, and public lectures.^[4][5] The venue has an on-site restaurant, a bar, and a cafe.^[6] The name of the venue is mostly written in English, and not Ukrainian, with the occasional exception of the letter "д" in place of the letter d.

Teletriumph 2016, the national television awards of Ukraine, was held at Freedom Hall. The event was not televised.

Freedom Hall

Freeдом Hall
Address	134 Kyrylivska Street, Podil, Kyiv
Coordinates	50.48797120981511°N 30.475085375799413°E / 50.48797120981511; 30.475085375799413
Public transit	Vzuttieva Fabryka transit stop Kurenivskyi Park train station
Owner	Tanzzero Productions, (acquired January 2024)
Capacity	1,000
Construction
Opened	1994
Renovated	2018
Website
https://www.instagram.com/freedom_hall_kyiv/

In 2016, the Teletriumph Awards were held in Freedom Hall, with the evening co-hosted by the Ukrainian entertainer Volodymyr Zelenskyy.^[7] In April 2022, the National Chamber Ensemble Kyiv Soloists performed Vivaldi’s Four Seasons at the venue amid the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.^[8] The venue has also been a site for festivals such as the Jazz Weekend International Festival.^[9] The venue remains open despite the Russian invasion of Ukraine. As of April 6, the venue has reportedly been targeted on three separate occasions by Russian ballistics.^[10]