Centennial Hall
Centennial Hall is the largest exhibit hall at Fair Park.
The Centennial Hall was originally constructed in 1905 as the first steel and masonry exhibition building on the fairgrounds. Dahl's renovation in 1936 incorporated a pair of murals by Carlo Ciampaglia under each portico, monumental sculptures by Pierre Bourdelle and Raoul Josset in front of each portico and bas reliefs by Bourdelle. Guests will enjoy the Esplanade Fountain and convenient parking next to the building and access from Gates 2 & 3. Upgrades in 1999 included a new floor plan.
Ideal For
- Trade Shows
- Car Shows
- Festivals
- Concerts
- Exhibitions
- Fairs
- Galas
- Markets
- Community Events
- TV & Film Productions
Amenities
- Large Hall with Columns
- High Ceilings with Rigging Points
- Hangar Frame
- Power Access
- Natural Lighting
Building Specifications
- Total Space: 90,000 sq. ft.
- Ceiling: 18'4" to Beam; 32'6" to Ceiling
- Reception: 6,300 attendees
- Banquet 60": 5,260 attendees
- Booth Capacity: 529 (8’ x 10’), 423 (10’ x 10’)
- Bathroom Stalls: 24M, 20W