Frequently referred to as "The Carnegie Hall of the West," this 45,000-square-foot building with a 1,200-seat concert hall is situated in Pasadena's historic West Pasadena neighborhood. Since 2004, Harvest Rock Church has owned and operated the venue, hosting a wide array of community events, including performances by regional symphony orchestras, school graduations, community awards, dance companies, corporate presentations, and a variety of other fine arts events. The Ambassador Auditorium offers a unique opportunity to own a significant piece of Pasadena's history and a chance to support ongoing community initiatives in this cherished entertainment space.Constructed in 1974 by the architectural firm Daniel, Mann, Johnson and Mendenhall (DMJM), the Ambassador Auditorium exemplifies mid-century design and has been meticulously preserved to maintain its historic integrity. The building boasts five grand spaces with interiors designed by Robert Smith of the American Society of Interior Designers, offering a seamless blend of historical charm and modern elegance.

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