The Joseph F. Smith Legacy Gallery

The Joseph F. Smith Legacy Gallery is a unique and captivating space. The gallery features a specially made burgundy carpet and a grand display of historical photographs, creating a one-of-a-kind atmosphere. As you explore the gallery, you'll discover fascinating artifacts such as an original Antoinette Perry Award (Tony Award) that belonged to Keene Curtis, his jeweled walking stick from La Cage Aux Folles, and Joseph F. Smith's shoes from Death Takes a Holiday (1933). The Legacy Gallery is not only a place for showcasing history but also an ideal venue for luncheons and dinners. With a capacity of 150 standing guests or 50 seated guests, elevator access, adjacent restrooms, and a scenic view of Presidents Circle, it offers all the amenities necessary for a memorable event.