The Link Auditorium

The Link Auditorium is a performing arts venue in St. Louis with community programming rather than one fixed format of event. The venue notes that different programs may use different rooms and admission arrangements, so it is worth checking the details of the specific event you plan to attend.

For visitors comparing spaces, the venue includes a ground-floor auditorium and an upstairs ballroom/gallery. The published occupancies are 300 for the ground floor and 250 upstairs, but these occupancy limits do not describe the number or arrangement of seats at a particular performance.

You’ll find The Link Auditorium at 4504 Westminster Place in the Central West End neighborhood of St. Louis, Missouri. The venue’s parking guidance also references Taylor Avenue nearby, which can help when you’re navigating the block.

The main entrance has 4–6 steps. A step-free side entrance is available around the corner on Taylor, which is the key access point for visitors who need to avoid stairs.

The public information available for The Link Auditorium focuses on room-level layout rather than fixed seat maps. The ground-floor auditorium and upstairs ballroom/gallery are the two published spaces, and the venue’s listed occupancy numbers describe how many people each room can hold, not the arrangement of seats for a specific performance.

Because not all programs are staged the same way, it is best to treat seating and room use as event-specific rather than assuming the same setup for every performance.

The venue notes a single accessible parking space at the front, designated by the host and marked with bollards. Regular parking may also be available by Second Presbyterian Church, at 462 North Taylor across the street, and on Taylor street itself.

For church-lot parking, the venue asks visitors to check with the host about any specific lot closures rather than assuming those arrangements are always open.

Step-free access is currently limited to the ground floor. The upstairs does not yet have elevator access, and the venue says improvements are being fundraised for with an anticipated 2027 timeline; that work is not completed yet.

If you need step-free entry, use the side entrance around the corner on Taylor. If you need accessible parking, the venue’s front-designated accessible space is the confirmed option in the current guidance.