Spokane Symphony Pass
Orchestral music nurtures the human spirit, enhances the quality of life, and is integral to the preservation and development of culture.
Spokane Symphony provides high quality, professional orchestral performances and education to Inland Northwest residents for the purpose of enriching and transforming lives through music.
The Library Foundation of Spokane County has generously sponsored the 2026–27 Spokane Symphony Pass program, and the Spokane Symphony has generously provided an in-kind match of tickets.
Performances
Tickets for each Masterworks performance can be picked up no sooner than the Tuesday prior to the performance and no later than 2pm on the day of the performance.
Masterworks 2: Americana
What defines the American sound? Cellist Zuill Bailey leads the premiere of Visions of Humanity, a bold suite of variations by five living composers reflecting on shared experience from strikingly different perspectives. Framing the work is a portrait of America, from Copland’s Shaker simplicity and William Grant Still’s lyric warmth to the cinematic sweeping landscapes of Billy the Kid.
James Lowe, conductor
Zuill Bailey, cello
MARTIN WOLDSON THEATER AT THE FOX
1001 W Sprague Ave
Sunday, Oct 4, 3pm
Doors open at 1:30pm. Preconcert talk is at 2pm.
Masterworks 5: The Sea
Bax’s Tintagel rises from the Cornish cliffs in surging waves of myth and legend. Principal Percussionist Leigh Wilson commands the stage in Jennifer Higdon’s electrifying Percussion Concerto. Debussy’s La Mer completes the voyage in shimmering orchestral color, a masterpiece that captures everything about the ocean: its shimmering morning light, its sudden violence, and its endless mystery.
James Lowe, conductor
Leigh Wilson, percussion
MARTIN WOLDSON THEATER AT THE FOX
1001 W Sprague Ave
Sunday, Feb 7, 3pm
Doors open at 1:30pm. Preconcert talk is at 2pm.
Masterworks 8: Operatic Passions
Opera’s most beloved moments take center stage as Verdi’s soaring choruses, Puccini’s unforgettable arias, and Strauss’s effervescent sparkle bring the drama and emotion of the operatic stage to life. Passion, heartbreak, laughter, and triumph unfold through the extraordinary power of the human voice in an evening rich with melody and theatrical flair.
James Lowe, conductor
Madison Leonard, soprano
Alex Richardson, tenor
Spokane Symphony Chorale
Dr. Meg Stohlmann, chorale director
MARTIN WOLDSON THEATER AT THE FOX
1001 W Sprague Ave
Sunday, Apr 25, 3pm
Doors open at 1:30pm. Preconcert talk is at 2pm.
Tickets for The Nutcracker performance can be picked up no sooner than Friday, Nov 27, prior to the performance and no later than 6:30pm on the evening of the performance.
The Nutcracker
Gather your family and friends for Spokane’s favorite holiday tradition. State Street Ballet and over 90 local dancers bring The Nutcracker to life while Tchaikovsky’s timeless score is played live by the Spokane Symphony.
James Lowe, conductor
State Street Ballet
MARTIN WOLDSON THEATER AT THE FOX
1001 W Sprague Ave
Thursday, Dec 3, 7:30pm
Doors open at 6:30pm.
Pass Details
Each Spokane Symphony Pass is available to reserve 30 days prior to the performance on a first-come, first-served basis.
NOTE: One pass is equal to two (2) Symphony tickets. Customers are limited to two (2) Spokane Symphony Passes, equivalent to 4 symphony performance seats, per year. Please be aware that seats are pre-assigned and we cannot guarantee adjacent seating for all members of your group. ADA accessible seating is limited.
How to Exchange a Pass for Tickets
1. RESERVE up to two (2) Spokane Symphony Passes. Each pass can be redeemed for two (2) Spokane Symphony seats.
2. PRINT the pass or SAVE a digital copy on your mobile device.
3. TAKE the pass to the Spokane Symphony Box Office (north entrance) at Martin Woldson Theater at The Fox (1001 W Sprague Ave, Spokane) to exchange for tickets no later than 30 minutes prior to the performance. You must present photo ID that matches the name on the pass when picking up tickets.
The box office hours are:
Tuesday & Wednesday: 10am–5pm
Thursday: 12–7pm
Friday: 10am–2pm
On concert days: 2 hours prior to performance and 30 minutes after the performance begins
You can verify box office hours by visiting the Spokane Symphony website.
Pass Availability
Spokane Symphony Passes are available to Spokane County Library District (SCLD) residents in unincorporated Spokane County and the affiliated cities and towns of Airway Heights, Cheney, Deer Park, Fairfield, Latah, Medical Lake, Millwood, Rockford, Spangle, Spokane Valley, and Waverly.
Residents of the cities of Spokane and Liberty Lake are not in-district for this pass.
