Saturate: A Concert Series

Saturate Emerge CDA event March 15 at Montvale Event Center

March 15 @ 4:45 pm – 8:00 pm

Emerge CDA & Montvale Event Center present Saturate, a concert series that fuses local Spokane and CDA music with performance arts like aerialists, dancers, filmmakers, and more. Join us once a month at the Montvale Event Center in Downtown Spokane for this matinee-style event, and luxuriate in the beautiful historic space while enjoying craft drinks, bites, and your local favorites.

Our debut concert on March 15th features performances by T.S The Solution, Truhoods, and Ballerina Olga Loktev. VIP tickets are available and include early admission, exclusive meet & greet, and complimentary drink and appetizer.

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$19.47 – $48.57 General to VIP tickets
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Emerge CDA & Montvale Event Center

Montvale Event Center

1019 W 1st Ave
Spokane, Washington 99202 United States
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Steam Plant Restaurant Events venue space
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