Clapp Auditorium

Clapp Auditorium is part of the historic ensemble known for its 1920s–1980s architecture featuring materials ranging from stone to brick, consistent with the nearby Parker Hall. Historically used for religious training, conferences, and youth leadership, the auditorium remains a vital part of the campus’s mission of providing space for community and personal growth. Mount Sequoyah became an independent non-profit in 2016 and continues to manage the auditorium and surrounding facilities.

Clapp Auditorium can accommodate up to 300 guests in fixed pews

Additional features: built-in professional sound and lighting systems, 593 sq. ft. stage (great for concerts/theatrical productions), two break-out rooms in back, projector/screen (by request), Bluetooth speaker/mic (by request).