Alaska Center For The Performing Arts
The Alaska Center for the Performing Arts opened its doors to the public in 1988. Alaska Center for the Performing Arts, Inc., a non-profit organization hired by the Municipality of Anchorage, manages the facility. ACPA, Inc. schedules space use in the building, provides production management and technical expertise, sells tickets, and cleans up after the more than 200,000 patrons

Dena'ina Civic and Convention Center

Sullivan Arena
Concerts, sporting events, trade shows.

Club Millennium
Two floors filled with nonstop live performances by Blitz the Ambassador, Hueman Prophets Hip Hop Theater, Invincible, Ground Zero, and a live graffiti mural by hall of fame graffiti artist TOOFLY. Also appearances by Alaska's own B-boy crew THE Illaskan Assassins, DJ's Victamone and DJ He Took.

Atwood Concert Hall
Acoustically sensitive and dramatically designed, the largest venue in the Alaska Center is the Evangeline Atwood Concert Hall. It seats over 2,000 and features a large stage (120' wide by 52' deep with a proscenium opening that is 57' wide and 35' high) as well as state-of-the-art equipment such as a Meyers Sound System.

UAA Mainstage Theatre

Blues Central

Lidia Selkregg chalet in Russian Jack Springs Park
Formerly Russian Jack Springs chalet

O'Malley's on the Green

Discovery Theatre
Recognized as an excellent setting for theatre, opera, dance, film and musical presentations, the Discovery Theatre boasts a stage in size equal to the Atwood Concert Hall with a seating capacity of approximately 700. The auditorium of the Discovery Theatre is characterized by long, sweeping curves, defining partitions and balconies and a ceiling of silvery, saucer-shaped acoustical discs.

West High Auditorium

Prince Hall Grand Lodge

West Anchorage High School Auditorium