The Tabernacle

The Tabernacle welcomes it's guests with six ornate red doors. The Tabernacle, a former church, has been transformed into a venue to enjoy music and host events with a stylish twist. This wonderful space is the prime location to host an array of events including corporate events, marketing conventions, and many others. The Tabernacle has a prime location, being only two blocks from the Georgia World Congress center and many other hotel brands. The Tabernacle can host 25 to 2,500 guests with the help of our talented staff, willing to help with all of the details that go into hosting the perfect event. The Tabernacle structure, which is located in the Centennial Olympic Park District of Downtown Atlanta, has a long and illustrious history. Dr. Leonard Gaston Broughton served as pastor and physician at the time of its founding in 1910 as The Broughton Tabernacle. Georgia Baptist Medical Center and Nursing School, which began as the Tabernacle infirmary with three beds, were established by Dr. Broughton in 1890. There were more than 4000 members of the Third Baptist Church, which was a thriving church. Following a congregational relocation in the mid-eighties, the building sat unoccupied until the 1996 Centennial Olympic Games, when it was transformed into a House of Blues nightclub. A number of different owners operated a variety of various music venues in the building after the Olympics concluded in 1984. Live Nation is presently in charge of the Tabernacle's operations.