The Louisville Palace

Situated on South Fourth Street in downtown Louisville's performance center locale, the Louisville Palace is a notable auditorium that opened in 1928. With a seating limit of 2,700, the venue is a setting for an assortment of occasions, for example, shows, films, exhibitions by the Louisville Orchestra, and youngsters' exhibitions.

Worked in the Spanish Baroque style, the outside of the building is elaborate and includes numerous turrets. The royal residence is recorded on the U.S. National Register of Historic Places, and the inside is similarly resplendent; the bended vaulted roof in the anteroom is enhanced with 139 models of the characteristics of popular notable figures.