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About Phoenix Masonic Temple

The Phoenix Masonic Temple is a historic downtown Phoenix event venue housed in a landmark 1926 building designed by the renowned architectural firm Lescher and Mahoney. With approximately 46,000 square feet of space and a ground-floor auditorium around 4,000 square feet, this venue blends architectural charm with modern event potential. Home to Arizona Lodge No. 2 and other lodges, the temple hosts a variety of performances, open houses, and community gatherings. If you’re planning a trip to a show or a private event, we’ve got you covered with practical details on seating, parking, transit, and nearby lodging and dining options.

Seating is configurable to suit different event types, and our team can help secure your seats for a straightforward experience. Downtown Phoenix parking can be limited, with on-site spaces scarce and paid options often available nearby. For easy commutes, Valley Metro Light Rail stops at Van Buren/1st Ave, Jefferson/1st Ave, and Washington/Central Ave provide convenient access to the temple. If you’re staying the night or planning a meal before or after an event, we’ve highlighted nearby hotels and recommended restaurants. We aim to be your go-to connection for tickets and logistics, making your visit to the Phoenix Masonic Temple simple and enjoyable.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: 345 W Monroe St, Phoenix, AZ 85003.
  • Venue type: historic Masonic temple and event venue in downtown Phoenix.
  • Building size: approximately 46,000 square feet.
  • Ground-floor auditorium: approximately 4,000 square feet.
  • Completed in 1926; designed by Lescher and Mahoney.
  • Current tenants: Arizona Lodge No. 2 and other lodges.
  • Notable events: centennial celebration in 2025 and open house; first Live Nation event in 2025.
  • Parking: downtown parking is limited; on-site spaces are scarce and parking may be paid.
  • Transit: near Valley Metro Light Rail stops Van Buren/1st Ave, Jefferson/1st Ave, and Washington/Central Ave.
  • Nearby hotels: Hyatt Place Phoenix Downtown at 150 W Adams St (nearby).