Assembly Hall, Salt Lake City

I went to the Assembly Hall for the first time (that I remember) when I was 19. General Conference was still held there and we waited in line for a long time to get in. Good times! This week I went back because my daughter’s Madrigal & Legacy choir groups were singing. The seats in the upper balcony were still as narrow and cramped (I’m 5’9” and my knees more than hit the bench in front of me - definitely had to sit sideways) but the acoustics didn’t disappoint. Their choir sounded amazing as they belted out their Christmas tunes! I recorded a couple of snippets and the audio was like I was standing right in front of them. So next time you’re at Temple Square, stop by the Assembly Hall and listen for a few minutes. You won’t be disappointed! And you can warm up from the ridiculous cold outside. 😂🥶

Very beautiful setting. I miss the fountain, but The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints are following statewide efforts to reduce water usage. .

An historic experience. It's nice to get in from the cold during the holiday season and listen to choirs from all over Utah. It is not a very accessible building, but wheelchairs can go in the side doors and the ground level.

Had a choir concert here, and it's simply a stunning building. To think it was built so long ago and it's still so beautiful is honestly incredible. Just like everything on Temple Square, the spirit is astonishingly strong. Highly recommend this place for ANYONE; even if you're not religious the history of this place is super interesting.

This place is an amazing piece of history and they do a good job in maintaining its original look and feel. When I entered you can still see and feel of the original atmosphere. It has been preserved beautifully over the years. They do many devotionals there for anybody to come in. I definitely recommend checking it out.