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About Martin Woldson Theatre At The Fox

The Martin Woldson Theatre at the Fox is a centerpiece of Spokane’s downtown arts scene. Originally opening in 1931 as the Fox Theatre, this historic venue was renamed in 2007 after a generous donation from Myrtle Woldson. Today, it serves as the home of the Spokane Symphony and hosts a diverse lineup of performances, including classical, jazz, comedy, and special events. With a refined but welcoming atmosphere, the Fox remains a memorable destination for live entertainment in the Heart of the Inland Northwest.

Whether you’re planning a night of world-class music or a Broadway-style performance, we’ve got you covered with practical details on seating, parking, transit, and nearby accommodations to help you secure your seats with ease.

Located at 1001 W Sprague Ave in downtown Spokane, the venue offers a seating capacity that has settled around 1,600 seats for most live performances (with reports of configurations in the 1,700s in certain setups). The Fox is operated by the Spokane Symphony, ensuring a high standard of acoustics and stage presentation. For specific seating availability, check the official seating chart and PDF on the venue’s site. When planning your visit, consider nearby parking garages such as the Davenport Hotel Garage and River Park Square Garage, plus metered street parking. Public transit access is convenient via the Spokane Transit Authority (STA), with routes converging near the STA Plaza. If you’re looking for a place to stay, nearby options include The Montvale Hotel directly across the street and Hotel Ruby just a short walk away. For the full experience, we highlight affiliate partners for hotels and dining to help you secure comfortable, nearby options.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

Original Fox Theatre opened in 1931 as a 2,300-seat movie palace.
Renamed Martin Woldson Theater at the Fox in 2007 after a major donation from Myrtle Woldson; opening gala featured the Spokane Symphony and Frederica von Stade.
Current seating for live performances approximately 1,600 seats; reports in the 1,700s (1,727 on some configurations) appear in various sources.
Owned and operated by the Spokane Symphony; serves as their home venue.
Address: 1001 W Sprague Ave, Spokane, WA 99201 (Downtown Spokane).
Official seating chart and PDF available from the venue’s site.
Parking options include nearby garages and street parking (e.g., Davenport Hotel Garage, River Park Square Garage) and metered street parking.
Public transit access via Spokane Transit Authority (multiple routes; near STA Plaza).
Nearby hotels include The Montvale Hotel directly across and Hotel Ruby one block away.
Notable events include the 2007 reopening gala with Frederica von Stade and subsequent performances by Doc Severinsen, Thomas Hampson, Lily Tomlin, among others.