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The interior of the Bing Crosby Theater, named for one of Gonzaga University's most famous alumni.

The Jundt Art Museum
Located on GU's main campus, the Jundt Art Museum is a 2,800-square-foot fine-arts gallery. Highlights include major pieces from Seattle glass artist Dale Chihuly and bronze sculptures by Auguste Rodan.
Northwest Museum of Arts & Culture (The MAC)
The MAC has three primary focus areas for collections and exhibitions: contemporary regional and historic art, regional history, and American Indian Culture with an emphasis on the region's indigenous people.
Interplayer's Ensemble
Spokane's professional regional theater draws from the contemporary and classic traditions
Spokane Civic Theatre
The Civic Theater regularly places high in national community-theater competitions.

Glass artist Dale Chihuly created the Red Gonzaga Chandelier for Gonzaga's Jundt Art Museum.

Bing Crosby Theater (formerly The Met)
An historic vaudeville theater built in the neo-classical style. Now a 700-seat performing arts theater that hosts events of all types.
The Knitting Factory*
First-cousin to the famed NYC venue of the same name, Spokane's Knitting Factory hosts national touring acts.
The Spokane Symphony
The Spokane Symphony continues a long tradition as the largest and most active professional performing arts organization in the Inland Pacific Northwest.
Fox Theater
A refurbished art deco-era building that is now the performing home of the Spokane Symphony. Available to the public for weddings and other events.
INB Performing Arts Center
A legacy from the 1974 Spokane World's Fair, the elegant, 2,700-seat INB Performing Arts Center showcases entertainment ranging from rock and country to Broadway stage productions.
Spokane Jazz Orchestra
The country's oldest community-supported big band.

*For a more comprehensive look at Spokane's music scene, visit the Pacific NW Inlander.

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