From selfie stations to faith-building exhibits to a virtual tour, here’s what Salt Lake Temple Celebration visitors can expect April to October 2027.

Elder Brent H. Nielson, Richard Sutton and Sheri Dew discuss the unparalleled nature of the upcoming Salt Lake Temple Celebration and this house of the Lord's purpose in Heavenly Father’s plan of salvation.

In a Church News video titled “The Temple Is Set Free,” construction workers and engineers explain recently completed seismic renovations.

Also, carpet was installed in the celestial room, and chandeliers now hang above the east baptismal font and other areas.

“We have a singular opportunity to help the world rejoice in Christ,” said President Dieter F. Uchtdorf.

The doors underwent careful restoration work over the past six years to meet the precise requirements of Church leaders.

While the work of the temple’s renovations has not all been easy, those involved have seen God’s guiding hand in the process.

Submissions are open until Tuesday, June 30, to write a brief testimony of the Savior and His light.

In preparation for Utah’s Salt Lake Temple Celebration next year, the Church is looking for “really joyful people who are ready to serve.”

A batch of tickets will be made available every other Monday, starting June 1. The rest of the Temple Square Visitors’ Center is open to the public every day from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.