Concert Venues
Western Washington University Performing Arts Center
The Concert Hall has been home to the Bellingham Festival of Music since 1993. Completed in 1973, the 640-seat venue was designed by acclaimed Pacific Northwest architect Henry Klein of Mount Vernon, Washington. The acoustical consultant for the Concert Hall was Christopher Jaffe, a pioneer in the field of acoustical design who during the course of his career consulted on over 250 performance halls including the Hollywood Bowl, Zankel Hall at Carnegie Hall, Severance Hall in Cleveland, and the John F. Kennedy Center Concert Hall in Washington, D.C.
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Hotel Leo
In the heart of downtown Bellingham, Hotel leo is a thoughtfully restored a historic hotel, joining modern comforts with classic style. Originally the site of the Leopold Hotel built in 1883, the hotel has been the social center of Bellingham throughout the eras. Clark Gable stayed here during the filming of Call of the Wild in the 1930’s and countless parties, weddings and concerts were hosted in the ballroom, dining rooms and bars.
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