Scranton Cultural Center at the Masonic Temple

This architectural wonder in the Gothic District of Scranton boasts 17 venue spaces including a ballroom that doubles as the backstage of the theater. Designed by the same architect as Rockefeller Center, the building was constructed so multiple groups can host functions or meetings while also providing private floors for the masons. Discover the history during your next meeting or event, or take in a show as the Scranton Cultural Center at the Masonic Temple annually hosts a series of Broadway shows with Broadway in Scranton. This historic building is over 180,000 square feet and was built during the Great Depression. It was designed by the same architect as Rockefeller Center. The Scranton Cultural Center at the Masonic Temple's mission is to rejuvenate a national architectural treasure as a regional center for the arts, education, and community activity appealing to all.