Performance hall · Chelsea, Manhattan
Centennial Memorial Temple
A landmark Art Deco auditorium operated by The Salvation Army on West 14th Street.
THE PLACE & THE MUSIC
A place to pause.
Centennial Memorial Temple was built in 1929 to mark the centenary of Salvation Army founder William Booth. The West 14th Street complex is a New York City landmark, and its main auditorium seats about 1,350 people within a distinctive Ziggurat Moderne interior.
Stepped plasterwork, angular balcony fronts and a broad proscenium give the room its strong Art Deco character. A five-year restoration renewed the exterior, ventilation, seating and patterned carpets while respecting the original design. The Salvation Army continues to own and operate the venue, with income from external events supporting its social-service programmes in Greater New York.
The 11 September 2026 Beethoven concert is individually verified as free and open to the public.
Grand piano and orchestral stage
Hear music here.
0 upcomingThe next free recital is still to come.
We haven’t verified an upcoming free performance here yet. Check back or visit the organiser.
Find your way here
120 West 14th Street, New York, NY 10011, United States
Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors · ODbL