Map of Temple Square Event Facilities Conference Center Temple Square, Salt Lake City, Utah The Conference Center, located across the street to the north of the Salt Lake Temple, was completed in April of 2000. This massive building seats approximately 21,000 in the main auditorium. It is constructed of stone from the same quarry which provided the granite for the Salt Lake Temple. Seating Tabernacle Temple Square, Salt Lake City, Utah Construction on the Tabernacle began in 1863 and ended in 1875. The exterior of the completed building is 150 feet wide, 250 feet long, and 80 feet high. This unique Tabernacle was a marvel of its time. Through the bridge-building technique of Henry Grow, the Tabernacle roof was able to span its 150-foot width without center supports—an amazing achievement in both engineering and acoustics. Meetings and concerts are still held in this historic building. The Tabernacle benches accommodate between 3800-4000 guests. Seating Conference Center Theater Temple Square, Salt Lake City, Utah Located within the Conference Center, this 850-seat theater is comparable to a Broadway theater with computer-controlled lighting and a state-of-the-art sound system. It is the site of Church productions and other family-oriented cultural productions and events. Seating Assembly Hall Temple Square, Salt Lake City, Utah On the southwest corner of Temple Square is the Assembly Hall, a charming Gothic-style building with lovely stained-glass windows. This jewel of a building was constructed by Mormon pioneers in 1877. The Assembly Hall benches accommodate approximately 1200 guests. Seating Legacy Theater Temple Square, Salt Lake City, Utah The Legacy Theater, a 500 seat theater located inside the Joseph Smith Memorial Building, is now playing Joseph Smith The Prophet of the Restoration.  The film shows Monday through Saturday. All seating is by general admission. Bountiful Regional Center North Salt Lake, Utah The Bountiful Regional Center is located approximately 10 miles north of Temple Square at 835 North 400 East in North Salt Lake.  It is used primarily for stake conferences.  All seating is by general admission.