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About Eudora Auditorium

Welcome to your one-stop guide to Eudora Auditorium in Memphis, Tennessee. While the building at 4684 Poplar Ave is currently associated with Laurelwood Community Church, this page provides historical context and practical planning information for visitors interested in events connected to the broader Memphis performance and convention scene. Memphis has a rich musical and cultural legacy, including the historic Ellis Auditorium era, which helped shape the city’s reputation for major concerts and conventions. We’ll share practical details about getting around, where to park, and convenient places to stay and dine in the area, so you can secure your seats and plan a smooth visit.

Important notes: There is no publicly published, official seating chart or consistent, venue-specific parking information for Eudora Auditorium. Current listings may reflect historical associations rather than a standing, in-operation venue. For planning purposes, rely on general guidance for Poplar Avenue entrances, nearby garages, and Memphis transit options. Always confirm with event organizers or ticket providers for the latest details on date, show, and access. If you’re looking for dependable ticket access, consider working with a trusted local partner who can help you secure seats for upcoming events in the Memphis area.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Current public listings place Eudora Auditorium at 4684 Poplar Ave in Memphis, TN, but the building at that address is Laurelwood Community Church (not a formal concert venue).
  • Historically, Memphis had Memphis Auditorium / Ellis Auditorium at the corner of Poplar Avenue and Front Street, a large multi-use hall with about 12,000 seats across two halls, opened in 1924 and demolished in 1999 for Cook Convention Center expansion.
  • The Memphis Ellis Auditorium capacity is cited as roughly 12,000 (6,500 in the North Hall and 2,500 in the South Hall, per some references), with a movable stage; later renovations occurred before demolition.
  • There is no publicly available, official seating chart or venue-specific parking/directions for Eudora Auditorium; current listings come from secondary ticket sites and do not represent a confirmed operating venue.
  • Notable events historically hosted at the Ellis Auditorium included high-profile concerts (e.g., Sousa) and Elvis Presley appearances; the venue was a major conventions/exhibition space before demolition.