Gesa Pavilion Schedule 2026-2027

Upcoming concerts, sports events, and live performances at Gesa Pavilion in Spokane, WA.

  • Address: 574 West N Howard St, Spokane, WA 99201
  • Capacity: 5,100

Browse upcoming events at Gesa Pavilion, including sports events, concerts, and special performances. Review event details, compare ticket options, and choose the date that fits your plans.

  • 1 Upcoming Event
  • $53 Tickets From
  • Arena Venue Type
  • 2026–2027 Current Schedule
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Upcoming Events at Gesa Pavilion

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  • Jun 18, 2027, 7:00 PM Fri — COUNTRY / FOLK: Cody Jinks & The Tonedeaf Hippies at Gesa Pavilion • 5100 seats, 574 West N Howard St, Spokane, WA 99201, US. From $53, Avg. price ~ $63, 17 tickets remaining! Select Seats

Gesa Pavilion Location

Gesa Pavilion is a Entertainment Venue in Spokane, WA

FAQ about Gesa Pavilion

What to know before you go — parking, seating, entry rules, and event-day tips.

What events are held at Gesa Pavilion?

Gesa Pavilion hosts concerts, sports, comedy shows, family events, and major live entertainment throughout the year in Spokane, WA.

Where is Gesa Pavilion located?

Gesa Pavilion is located in Spokane, WA and is one of the area’s main venues for live events and large crowds.

How early should I arrive at Gesa Pavilion?

Most fans recommend arriving 45–60 minutes early for parking, security lines, concessions, and easier entry before the event starts.

Does Gesa Pavilion have parking?

Yeah, parking is usually available around Gesa Pavilion, including nearby lots, garages, and rideshare drop-off areas depending on the event.

What are the best seats at Gesa Pavilion?

Lower bowl center sections are usually the fan favorites. Club seats and front upper-level rows can also offer strong views depending on the setup.

Are bags allowed inside Gesa Pavilion?

Bag policies change by event, but most arenas and stadiums use clear bag or small clutch rules. Fans should always check event-specific policies before heading out.