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Temple Open Houses, Dedications and Rededications

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Updated April 13, 2026

Latter-day Saints worship in temples for several reasons: to make sacred promises with God, to learn more about God’s plan for His children and the central role of Jesus Christ in that plan, and to unite families for eternity.

Visitors of all ages are invited to a free public open house held for most new or renovated temples of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. The open house includes a video and a walk-through tour of the temple. After the temple is formally dedicated, entrance is reserved for faithful members of the Church.

The Church now has 383 total temples — dedicated, under construction, in planning and design, or announced.

These include:

  • 214 temples dedicated, 8 of which are under renovation or reconstruction
  • 11 temples scheduled for dedication
  • 51 temples under construction
  • 1 temple scheduled for groundbreaking
  • 56 temples with published site locations
  • 50 announced temples in planning but without sites made public

The most recent temple dedication was for the Harare Zimbabe Temple on March 1, by Elder Gerrit W. Gong.


Upcoming Open Houses, Dedications, Rededications

Dates of upcoming free public open houses, dedications and rededications are listed below. This article will be updated as new dates are announced on Newsroom.

Lindon Utah Temple. Dedication is set for May 3.

Davao Philippines Temple. Dedication is set for May 3, presided by Elder Dale G. Renlund.

Bacolod Philippines Temple. Open house runs April 16 through May 2, excluding Sundays. Dedication is set for May 31, presided by Elder Neil L. Andersen.

Willamette Valley Oregon Temple. Open house runs April 23 through May 9, excluding Sundays. Dedication is set for June 7, presided by Elder Dieter F. Uchtdorf.

Yorba Linda California Temple. Open house runs April 30 through May 23, excluding Sundays. Dedication is set for June 7.

Cleveland Ohio Temple. Open house runs June 18 through July 3, excluding Sundays. Dedication is set for August 16, presided by Elder David A. Bednar.

San Diego California Temple. Open house runs June 18 through July 11, excluding Sundays. Dedication is set for August 23. 

Phnom Penh Cambodia Temple. Open House runs August 15 through August 22, excluding Sundays. Dedication is set for August 30, presided by Elder Patrick Kearon. 

Belo Horizonte Brazil Temple. Open house runs June 13 through June 27, excluding Sundays. Dedication set for August 16.

Miraflores Guatemala City Guatemala Temple. Open house runs August 27 through September 12, excluding Sundays. Dedication is set for October 11, presided by Elder Gerrit W. Gong.

Managua Nicaragua Temple. Open house runs September 10 through September 26, excluding Sundays. Dedication is set for October 18, presided by Elder Ronald A. Rasband.

Ephraim Utah Temple. Open house runs September 2 through September 19, excluding Sundays. Dedication is set for October 11, presided by Elder Ronald A. Rasband.

Groundbreakings

A groundbreaking is scheduled for the following temple in 2026:

Springfield Missouri Temple, will be held on June 6.

Temples Closed for Renovations

  • Salt Lake Temple — Closed since the end of 2019 for seismic upgrades and extensive renovations, the temple is projected to be completed at the end of 2026; open house to run April 2027 to October 2027.
  • Stockholm Sweden Temple — Closed March 2023.
  • San Diego California Temple — Closed July 31, 2023.
  • Kona Hawaii Temple — Closed October 2023, with estimated completion by late 2027.
  • Anchorage Alaska Temple — Reconstruction project will enlarge and relocate Anchorage’s house of the Lord while current temple remains open.
  • Provo Utah Rock Canyon Temple — Closed February 24, 2024.
  • Manhattan New York Temple — Closed March 2, 2024.
  • Orlando Florida Temple — Closed July 1, 2024.

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