February 2026 Temple Square Renovation Update

The Conference Center of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Salt Lake City will be closed to the public from March 30, 2026, to March 1, 2027, except for general conference and major events, in preparation for the Salt Lake Temple Celebration in 2027.

During this time, access will be limited to April and October 2026 general conference and major events like Luz de las Naciones and the Tabernacle Choir Christmas concerts. Parking and parking elevators will remain open.

The closure aims “to facilitate critical construction, infrastructure upgrades, and exhibit development in preparation for the Salt Lake Temple Celebration,” according to a communication sent to Church employees on February 18, 2026.

“This operational pause is essential for project teams to execute an expanded scope of work and ensure the facility is ready to support the elevated guest experience planned for 2027.”

All Church departmental use of the Conference Center Building, including meetings, trainings, and social functions, will be suspended during the closure.

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The Conference Center of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Salt Lake City. The building will be closed from March 30, 2026, to March 1, 2027, for upgrades needed for the Salt Lake Temple Celebration.© 2026 by Intellectual Reserve, Inc. All rights reserved.

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Salt Lake Temple Progress 
 

Scaffolding is being removed from parts of the Salt Lake Temple, revealing more of the historic exterior. Visitors to Temple Square can now see more of the temple’s stonework. Finish work in the baptistries is progressing, with carpet, pews, and chandeliers recently added.

Easter at Temple Square 

Temple Square guests are invited to see the Easter displays highlighting the life and ministry of Jesus Christ, which will be installed starting at the end of February. Exhibits and visual installations will focus on His teachings, miracles, Atonement, and Resurrection.

Salt Lake Temple Celebration

People worldwide are invited to participate in the Salt Lake Temple Celebration from April to October 2027.

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3 responses to “February 2026 Temple Square Renovation Update”

  1. cool whip Avatar

    Closing for a year just for a bit of sprucing up? Brilliant! Guess we’ll all just have to find new ways to spend our time—perhaps a leisurely stroll through the parking lot? 😂

  2. Murder Matter Avatar
    Murder Matter

    Oh, brilliant! A whole year of closure for “critical upgrades”—because who doesn’t love a good construction pause when they’re just itching to celebrate, eh? 😂

  3. So, the grand ol’ Conference Center is going on a little holiday for a year, eh? Must be a tough life for those scaffolding workers, but hey, at least the parking will still be open for all the eager beavers to come and park their way to enlightenment! 🅿️😏

  4. instant star Avatar
    instant star

    Closing a building for a year to make it ‘better’—classic move, innit? Just what I need, a bit more excitement when I’m trying to park my car! 🚗💨

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