Closed for renovation
Provo City Center Temple
The old Provo Tabernacle, rebuilt as a temple inside its surviving walls after a 2010 fire and dedicated in 2016.
The Provo Tabernacle, a downtown meeting hall dedicated in 1898, burned on December 17, 2010. Firefighters held back from knocking down its exterior walls, and the church rebuilt the building as a temple, according to the church's historic-sites exhibit.
The Provo City Center Temple was dedicated in March 2016. It is separate from the Provo Utah Rock Canyon Temple on Temple Hill Drive.
Milestones
- Announced
- Groundbreaking
- Dedicated
Visiting
The official page lists no visitors' center on site. The grounds are open to the public, according to the church. Once a temple is dedicated, attendance is reserved for church members taking part in its ordinances, so the interior is open to the public only during an open house.