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The Asheville Masonic Temple
What you need to know
The Asheville Masonic Temple at 80 Broadway Street in downtown Asheville opened in 1915, designed by architect Richard Sharp Smith. Its historic theater hosts classical and rock tribute candlelight concerts, plays and weddings.
Local's Tip
Candlelight concerts usually start in the evening, so arrive early for a good seat. Check the profile for Scoops on upcoming shows, or call (828) 552-3910 to tour the theater for an event.
What the locals say
The theater was built with hand-painted stage sets by Masonic artist Thomas Gibbs Moses. The building remains a working Masonic lodge while opening its rooms for public events downtown.
What you need to know
The Asheville Masonic Temple at 80 Broadway Street in downtown Asheville opened in 1915, designed by architect Richard Sharp Smith. Its historic theater hosts classical and rock tribute candlelight concerts, plays and weddings.
What the locals say
The theater was built with hand-painted stage sets by Masonic artist Thomas Gibbs Moses. The building remains a working Masonic lodge while opening its rooms for public events downtown.
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