Louisville Memorial Auditorium

Louisville Memorial Auditorium is an event venue at 970 S 4th St, Louisville, KY 40203. Events include Concerts, Performances, Dance competitions.

Louisville Memorial Auditorium in Louisville, KY, offers a variety of events including concerts, performances, dance competitions, recitals, stage plays, student performances, religious gatherings, and speaking engagements. Founded in 1929, the venue features professional lighting and sound systems, new stage curtains, carpeting, and renovated handicapped accessible restrooms. It is home to the World’s Largest Pilcher pipe organ with 5,288 pipes and displays 144 world-famous flags from World War I and II. The auditorium honored veterans on Memorial Day in 2019, celebrating its 90th anniversary. Parking is available in a lot at 1024 South Fifth Street with entrance from the alley, as well as street parking.

Address

970 S 4th St, Louisville, KY 40203

Phone

(502) 584-4911

Parking

The parking lot is located at 1024 South Fifth Street, entrance from the alley. Street parking is also available.

County

Jefferson County

Louisville is a city in Jefferson County, Kentucky, located along the Ohio River at the Indiana state line. Founded in 1778 by George Rogers Clark near the Falls of the Ohio, it became an incorporated city in 1828. Louisville is known for its rich history, including being the site of the first Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs in 1875. The city played a significant role during the Civil War and later became a center for horse racing, baseball bats, and major companies like Yum! Brands. Visitors can fly into Louisville Muhammad Ali International Airport, which also serves as a UPS air hub. Nearby landmarks include the Falls of the Ohio and Neighborhood House Louisville, the state’s first settlement house.

Getting there

Rail and air

Louisville Muhammad Ali International Airport serves as the main commercial airport and UPS air hub.