The Scottish Rite Cathedral is a National Register of Historic Places-listed structure in New Castle, originally constructed as a meeting place for area Masonic groups. The cathedral was constructed Milwaukee architect R.G. Schmidt in 1925 and was the largest structure between the cities of New York and Chicago at the time of its opening. It has been overseen by the Cathedral Foundation since 1940 and is used as a performance venue today for the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra throughout the year. Visitors can enjoy lovely concerts and performances in its 2,834-seat auditorium, which features two balconies and stunning acoustics from every seat. Weekly bingo games are hosted within the venue's dining area, while a grand ballroom holds social events and dances. Visitors can also rent the venue's spaces for weddings, receptions, and regional special events.
110 E Lincoln Ave, New Castle, PA 16101, Phone: 724-654-6683
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