Venues

The Northwest premier 1,500 concert venue and hot spot featuring top performers and acts from around the world.  Dance club nights every Friday and Saturday night.

Every Friday night you can see a different all-improvised, sketch comedy show that is energetic, entertaining, funny and original. We use our audience's suggestions to inspire our performances. 

CenterStage raises the curtain to new heights as three venues at one location - dinner theater, restaurant/full bar and live music.

Formerly known as the Spokane Opera House.  Home of the Best of Broadway series of shows.  

An intimate 253 seat performing arts venue founded in 1980.  The theatre works diligently to provide challenging, diverse and inspiring productions.

Nestled in the heart of Spokane's Downtown Historic District, The Spokane Masonic Center is a turn of the century; five floor 100,000 square foot building. The Spokane Masonic Center is on the National, State and City Historic Registries as one of the major structures in Spokane. With many elegant spaces for your memorable event, the Center has the capacity to host numerous isolated concurrent events. With our building capacity up to 3500 we can accommodate your needs.

Built in 1915 by local developer August Paulsen, the Old Clemmer Theater was considered state-of-the-art in its day, seating nearly 800 patrons. Fully restored by Met Mortgage in 1988 and noted for its extraordinary accoustics and intimate seating.  Renamed in 2007 to the Bing Crosby Theater. 

Mobius Kids, a children's museum, provides a safe, nurturing place for young children and their families to learn and grow through hands-on activities in the arts, culture and science.

Incorporated in 1947, the Spokane Civic Theatre is one of the oldest community theatres in the country. The mission of Spokane Civic Theatre is to foster and operate a volunteer live community theatre of high artistic merit.

Built in 1931 and designed by Robert Reamer as a 2,300 seat venue.  Efforts are now underway to renovate this art deco treasure as a regional performing arts center and home to the Spokane Symphony. The theater has been listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the Spokane Register, and the Washington Heritage Register.

Home of the Spokane Shock Football during the Summer and Spokane Chiefs Hockey during the Winter. Hosts numerous concerts and special event year round.