Bing Crosby Theater

Opened as the Clemmer Theatre, this historic venue has hosted everything from vaudeville to silent films and continues as a performing arts space.

Spokane, WA 99201

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Community memory · 1980s-Present · Aug 7, 2026

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In 2006, in a tribute to Spokane's most famous son, Harry Lillis 'Bing' Crosby, the theater was officially renamed the Bing Crosby Theater. Crosby spent his formative years in Spokane. The renaming honored a local legend. Today, the Bing Crosby Theater continues its legacy as a vibrant performing arts venue, hosting concerts, comedy shows, and community events, ensuring that the spirit of entertainment that began over a century ago still thrives within its historic walls, making it a focal point for cultural activities in downtown Spokane.

Source: Bing Crosby Theater, official history and event listings; Gonzaga University, Bing Crosby House Museum biographical materials

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