Temple Saint Paul

Temple Saint Paul is a historic venue located in the Mac Groveland neighborhood of Saint Paul, Minnesota. Originally built in 1923 as a Masonic Lodge for one of St. Paul's Freemason Chapters, the building is rich with original Masonic symbolism and Art Deco detailing. Its vintage and elegant style is preserved throughout, offering a distinctive atmosphere that blends history with modern event capabilities.

The main event space, the Grand Ballroom, features soaring 20-foot ceilings and over 1,500 square feet of floor space. It includes a full stage and lighting system, complemented by original theater seating and hand-painted Masonic murals, creating an immersive environment. Additional spaces include a Studio across the hall with hardwood floors and natural light, suitable for use as a bridal suite or lounge, and a Secret Library tucked away in the former projection room, offering a unique retreat within the venue.

Having served as a Masonic Lodge until 1985, the building later became a combined home and business headquarters before transitioning into an event venue. The current owners have maintained the building's historic charm while integrating modern amenities such as state-of-the-art sound and lighting systems, aerial arts equipment, and a disco ball. The venue offers a rare glimpse into Masonic heritage, making it a distinctive choice for a wide range of events including weddings, corporate gatherings, art shows, and social celebrations.