Artsopolis: All Arts. Online. Anytime.

• Tell-a-friend

Power House

Built in 1914, Memphis' Central Station was too big and important to rely on power from outside sources. The Illinois Central installed its own coal fired plant. Over the remaining decades of the Rail Age, the power house pushed steam and electricity into the station, which in turn pushed people, commerce and ideas to and from Memphis.

In 1999, Central Station reopened, becoming an anchor for the South Main Arts District. And in 2003 Delta Axis began transforming new forms of energy out of the Power House: the power of images.

• At-a-
  Glance
• Upcoming
  Events
• Past
  Events
• Video &
  Images
• Member
  Reviews

• Contact Info

  Power House

  45 G.E Patterson
  Memphis, TN 38103

  Phone: 901-578-5545

  Email

  Full map and directions

• Locations

  William Herbert Brewster Elementary School

  Bruce Elementary School

  Downtown Elementary

  Hickory Ridge Middle School

  Holmes Road Elementary School

  Ed Rice Aquatic Center

  Skinner Center/ Peabody Park

  Airways Station

  Ridgeway Station

  Auction Street Traffic Cirlce

  Beale Street Landing

  Black Bayou/Normal Station Pedestrian Bridge

  City Hall Equiptment Screen

  Dalstrom Park

• Parking Info

  Free public parking behind the building.

• Accessibility Info

• NOTE: We do our best to ensure all information is accurate, however it's a good idea to visit the website or call the venue to verify the information.

• Past Events

  08/13/08	Mirco Cinema Club #43
  07/09/08	Micro Cinema Club #42
  06/20/08- 08/09/08	Rob Pruitt
  06/11/08	Indie Memphis Micro Cinema Club #41
  05/29/08- 06/13/08	Anthony Lee-The Reclamation of Color and Artist Lecture
  05/14/08	Micro Cinema Club #40
  04/16/08	Blue Vinyl - A Sierra Club Film Night
  04/09/08	Micro Cinema Club #39 -Indie Memphis
  03/22/08- 05/31/08	Glen Ligon- Power House Memphis
  02/13/08	Indie Memphis Micro Cinema Club #37: The Go OrganicTour
  01/11/08- 03/09/08	North & South