TempleLive at Wichita Scottish Rite Center Concerts 2024-2025

This venue is absolutely ornate, nostalgic & and unique experience. We enjoyed incredible musical talent along with plenty of space & seating or standing options. The concessions were quick to get you right back to the event. Great experience & I’d definitely recommend & will be back.

I recently attended the San Holo Existential Dance Music concert at TempleLive. It was a stunning facility with plenty of room for everyone in attendance. If you have seats in the balcony, be advised that there is a long and steep staircase to get up to your seats.

Went to a concert for Icon for Hire, and a couple other bands. The main downside I would say is that the area we were in was a standing area, not too much of an issue for me though. The staff were friendly and helpful, didn't mind chatting while we were getting checked in and everything. Acoustics in the room were pretty good as well, drinks were a little cheaper than I'm used to at concerts.

Great venue, very clean with nice staff. I've only been here once but it was a great experience. The building is absolutely beautiful inside. The only problem I had was this is TempleLive but no where on the building says that so it was kind of hard to find. If you go, look for the sign that says Scottish Rite Center and that's the same building as TempleLive. I would definitely recommend going or using it as a venue. They do all sorts of events like comedy shows, concerts, weddings ect.

I really do love this place. It is a beautiful building, with all of what I assume is its original antique decor and stained glass. The acoustics in there were friggin' amazing. Listening to Lorna Shore in this place was an unreal experience. The only reason I didn't give this place 5 stars is the small seats and accessability. I recommend that my fellow fat folks either get an end seat or just buy a ticket in the pit because you'll be in your neighbors space no matter what you do. And if you have a difficult time navigating stairs, the ones leading up to the balcony are carpeted, narrow, and treacherous.