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A library card can open the door to the Symphony

City residents with library cards can check pass availability for selected Symphony performances.

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Spokane Public Library’s Symphony Culture Pass program includes a Nov. 8 performance of The Pastoral at 3 p.m. The library’s Oct. 5 update says passes are released 30 days before the first concert. [1]

The offer is for resident cardholders living within Spokane city limits. Each household may reserve up to two Symphony passes per year, with two tickets per pass. Online reservations open at 9 a.m., up to 30 days before a performance. [1]

A reservation still needs to become a concert ticket. Bring the confirmation email and matching photo ID to the Fox Theater box office at its north entrance on Sprague Avenue. The exchange window runs from the Tuesday before the concert through 2 p.m. on concert day. [1]

Seats are assigned, and adjacent or accessible seating is not guaranteed. Check the reservation calendar for current availability and confirm seating needs before making plans. [1]

For residents who need a card, the library accepts applications online or at a branch. Applicants must visit a library with an official photo ID to activate and collect the card; cards are not mailed. The general card program also serves eligible Spokane County Library District residents through a reciprocal agreement, but the Symphony offer has the narrower city-resident requirement described above. [2][1]

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  1. Spokane Public Library — Symphony Culture Passes ↗
  2. Spokane Public Library — Get a Library Card ↗

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