Welcome to the Mesa Temple Visitors' Center

Come explore the interactive Mesa Temple Visitors' Center, enjoy the peaceful temple grounds, and attend free community events like the Easter Pageant and Christmas Lights.

Celebrate the original Christmas story by visiting the Mesa Temple Christmas Lights and International Nativity Display—with more than 100 nativities from around the world.
 
The temple lights are on every night, 5-10 PM, from Nov. 27–Dec. 30, on the north lawn of the Mesa Arizona Temple, 101 S. LeSueur, in downtown Mesa. Free parking is available nearby.
 
An International Nativity Display as you witness inspiring works of art depicting Christ’s birth. Open 5 PM to 10 PM each evening and 11 AM to 1 PM on Tuesdays and Thursdays from Nov. 27–Dec. 30 at the Mesa Temple Visitors’ Center, 455 E. Main St. (just west of the temple grounds on the corner of LeSueur and Main Street). 
 
All are welcome, and entrance and parking are free!

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We invite you to visit with your family and friends and enjoy a self-guided, Christ-centered experience that is informative, inspirational, engaging, and fun! You can discover and explore with your choice of many interactive activities.

Mesa Arizona Temple

The Mesa Arizona Temple, dedicated in 1927, was the first temple built in Arizona. The temple grounds are home to beautiful gardens as well as two reflection pools. The annual Mesa Easter Pageant – the largest, annual outdoor Easter pageant in the world – is held on the north lawn and brings more than 100,000 attendees to 9 shows held during the two weeks before Easter each year. At Christmas, it boasts hundreds of thousands of twinkling Christmas lights and Biblical displays from the day after Thanksgiving through New Year’s Eve.

Visitors from all over the world come to this site for its beauty and religious significance. Members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints practice sacred religious ceremonies inside the temple to bring themselves closer to God, while many tourists enjoy visiting the temple grounds and enjoy the nearby Visitors’ Center.

The Mesa Arizona Temple and its reflection pool.