Henderson Pavilion, Open-air amphitheater in Henderson, Nevada
Henderson Pavilion was an open-air venue with a canopy roof covering about 40,000 square feet (3,700 square meters) and seating for around 6,500 people. The design allowed both exposed and covered areas where visitors could watch performances depending on their preference.
The venue opened in 2002 and served the community for about 18 years as an entertainment space. It was demolished in 2020 to allow a different development project to move forward in that location.
The venue served as the home of the Henderson Symphony Orchestra and hosted numerous musical performances throughout its operational years.
The pavilion was centrally located in Henderson and easy to reach. For event information and bookings, visitors could contact the nearby Multigenerational Center.
With a capacity of 6,587 seats, this establishment stood as Nevada's largest open-air amphitheater and the first of its type in the southern region.
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