4 Best Performing Arts Venues in Spokane, Spokane and Eastern Washington

The Bing, built in 1915, is one of America’s few remaining palace-style theaters. It was renamed for hometown hero Bing Crosby; he performed skits here in between the showing of silent films. In addition to a varied roster from comedy to music, it also hosts the Bing Crosby Holiday Film Festival every December, which highlights some of Crosby’s best films from his storied career.

Spokane’s only independent movie theater, the Garland has "bottomless bags" of popcorn, booze, and grub (pulled pork shoulder, pizzas, and more) that you can take into the cinema. Bring the kids to the free morning showings during the summer.