Rose Memorial Auditorium

Rose Memorial Auditorium is a multipurpose performance venue located on the campus of Central Philippine University in Iloilo that serves various functions. The building spans three floors, reaches approximately 55 feet (17 meters) in height, and provides seating for around 4,500 people.

The building was constructed in 1950 as a memorial to a founding member of the university and to honor those who died during World War II. Its creation took place during a period when the university was rebuilding its facilities after the war.

The venue carries the name of Francis H. Rose, a founder of Central Philippine University, and honors the memory of the Hopevale Martyrs from World War II. This connection to the university's past makes it a place of remembrance for the campus community.

The venue sits at the intersection of University Avenue and Church Road on the university campus and is easy to locate. Visitors should know that the building mainly hosts events during the academic year, so it is wise to check availability in advance.

The building was among the first nine Regional Art Centers designated by the Cultural Center of the Philippines in 2014. This recognition highlights its importance to the arts scene in the Western Visayas region.