Eighth Street Center

About

The Eighth Street Center is a beautifully refurbished church that was originally built in 1907. Extensively remodeled by a local family in 1998, the sense of Sacred Space has been maintained. The bell tower, ornate colums and stone lion statues create a stunning exterior architectural impact. With an elegant and sophisticated interior. A unique alternative for up to 100 Guests. The Eighth Street Center is an ideal location for your business, entertaining and ceremonial needs. A Concert Grand Piano is available for use, along with an impressive sound and lighting system

Your guests will enjoy admiring the latest exhibit of fine art hosted by the Buhl Arts Council as we are the home of the Arts Council as well.

The Eighth Street Center was originally constructed as the First United Presbyterian Church in 1909.

Sunday, March 30,1955 was the last day a meeting was held by the Presbyterians before they moved into their new church. The building was then sold to the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. A local family purchased the building and restored it in 1997.