Temple Performing Arts Center — Attraction in Philadelphia

The Temple Performing Arts Center is Philadelphia’s beacon of creativity and culture, shining bright in the heart of the city. This historic venue, once a grand church, now hosts an array of performances that captivate and inspire. It’s a place where the arts come alive, where students and professionals alike share their talents with the world. From stirring concerts to innovative theater productions, TPAC is a gathering place for all who seek the thrill of live performance. With its stunning architecture and electric atmosphere, it’s not just a center for the arts—it’s a center for the heart and soul of the community. Come and be part of the extraordinary experience at TPAC, where every show is a celebration of the vibrant spirit of...

Somewhat accessible. They have elevators. But the only place for persons in wheelchairs to sit is at the back of the auditorium. And, although convoluted, such person could get onto the stage but there is NO WAY for anyone in a wheelchair to get onto the floor for closer seating or to better see sign language interpreters. Also, the exit is tricky because you have to make an odd slight left curve to go through a doorway but miss a piece of wall that juts out right in front of the doorway. Then, you have to make a 90° turn right to go through the doors to the street but the space there is barely enough to maneuver the turn. The massive renovations to this historic building really were not thought out well except for the...

I love going here to listen to the Temple Marching Band's winter concert. Only have one more year to attend to see my neice play the trumpet. I can't believe she's stuck with it this long and more impressive she's graduating from college next year. I digress... The architecture of this place is beautiful on the outside. It's a nice cozy place to sit and watch a performance just large enough and the seats surround the entire stage if need be. If the opportunity arises for anyone to visit I would recommend going because I'm sure whatever performance you are invited to will be just as pleasant as the winter...