What is the history behind the St. George Tabernacle?

The St. George Tabernacle was built in 1876 and has a rich history as a gathering place for the community. You can learn more about its history by taking a guided tour.

Are guided tours available?

Yes, guided tours are available daily from 9 AM to 5 PM. Please check our website for tour schedules and availability.

Where is the St. George Tabernacle located?

We are located at 18 S Main St, in the heart of St. George, Utah.

Is the Tabernacle wheelchair accessible?

Yes, the Tabernacle is wheelchair accessible, with ramps and elevators available for visitors with mobility impairments.

Can I rent the Tabernacle for a private event?

Yes, the Tabernacle is available for private events such as weddings, concerts, and meetings. Please contact us for more information and to book your event.

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This historic landmark is a must-visit for its stunning architecture and rich history. The St. George Tabernacle, built in 1876, features a unique blend of Gothic and Romanesque styles, making it a standout in the area. Visitors praise its beautiful interior, peaceful atmosphere, and informative tours.

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Google Reviews: 4.4/5

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Facebook Reviews: 4.7/5

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Sarah Sumsion -Google user

7 months ago

We love the Tabernacle. It's a beautiful building with so much history and heritage. They offer free tours and free concerts regularly. The acoustics are unreal!

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G DJ (Geri) -Google user

a year ago

We love the St George Tabernacle. It's a beautiful building, ripe with so much history. It was a privilege to be able to catch a Christmas-themed performance there last month. This place is a must visit if you're ever at the historic arts district of...Read More

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Richard Luong -Google user

6 months ago

A building with a rich and fascinating history. A must see when in town.

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Sarah Hancock -Google user

2 years ago

Beautiful, old building. Amazing acoustics. We toured the place while a quartet was rehearsing for a performance that night. Lots of symbolism and history.

Scott Wright -Google user

6 years ago

Our family thoroughly enjoyed visiting the St. George Tabernacle. It's such a cool building, and looked especially amazing at night. A very talented group was playing when we passed by, so we caught the end of the show. The history of the tabernacle is awesome...Read More

John Penland (Expert Reviewer) -Google user

6 years ago

I was so impressed. I am not Mormon or any other religion. That did not seem matter to the wonderful and kind Elders that were there. They took me through this magnificent edifice and told me the story of the love, devotion, passion and sacrifice...Read More

Chelsea Brindley -Google user

Edited 3 years ago

A great place to take family or for a date night. Most if not all events are free. We spent this last Independence Day here where they had civil war era artifacts, performances, and Glenn Beck popped in for a short discussion. The kids loved watching the...Read More

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David Baldry -Google user

8 months ago

Came here 27 years ago from Wales,UK, amazing architecture throughout. We're back (oct 25th, 2024) to revisit with friends. Unfortunately, it says it is open 10am - 6pm, but it's all locked up for some renovation. Very, very disappointed to not be able to...Read More

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Alec rimmasch -Google user

a year ago

Gorgeous Pioneer building with unparalleled craftsmanship. The people who built this edifice were true artists and engineers. The sound quality inside is amazing. The history of the glass panes is so cool. The time capsule unearthed is also really fun to see. It...Read More

Mark Sanderbeck -Google user

3 years ago

Historic Mormon Tabernacle built by earl pioneers in the 1860's. Many free concerts. Open to the public.

Xiaoyan Qin -Google user

3 months ago

I went there on a beautiful day of Sunday. Welcomed by a nice and warm couple who are volunteering introducing the history of this tabernacle.

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Nathan Swallow -Google user

5 months ago

Amazing acoustics! The American Fork private school choir we saw perform there did a phenomenal job!

Mark Bitton -Google user

a year ago

Built in 1875, this building is about as old as any you'll find in the western United States. But it's been immaculately maintained and has a lovely feel to it. We went and watched a Tony Bennett tribute there and while not perfect,...Read More

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Caylor Hafen -Google user

5 years ago

The tour was about 25 minutes long. It included a lot of history of Saint George and of the original settlers. I love history and so I very much enjoyed it. The tabernacle was recently restored and looks amazing!! I feel it would be a...Read More

TJ Taylor -Google user

5 years ago

I took some friends visiting from out of town. We asked for and received a tour. The "sister" giving the tour was fantastic. She had a way of telling you a story about the history that keeps you engaged. You could feel her genuine...Read More

Sarah Wolfe -Google user

a month ago

Beautifully kept historical building. They welcome visitors for free tours. There are often uplifting concerts as well for free.

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Abel Ortiz-Inda -Google user

2 months ago

Great experience, amazing place to learn about history and the sacrifices many people have done to make a better path for others.

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T B -Google user

a month ago

It's worth the visit! The people doing the tour are very educational and great to deal with.

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John White -Google user

3 weeks ago

Free to visit. Beautiful place with lots of history. Friendly guides.

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Scott Barnes -Google user

2 months ago

Great history and shows the endurance and fortitude of the early settlers in this araa

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