Post Falls, ID

The Jacklin Arts & Cultural Center

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The Jacklin Arts & Cultural Center — Independent nonprofit arts and cultural center in a repurposed historic former church, now operating as an arts venue with concerts and community programming. The room is used for full bands, so amplified groups are a natural fit. Artists working in Jazz, Celtic, bluegrass, pop should make immediate sense here. Capacity is Up to 150 guests across five spaces; configuration varies. For musicians, the appeal is a venue with an established reason for live music rather than a room simply experimenting with it.

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208-457-8950

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Capacity
150
Age policy
21+
Genres
Bluegrass, Celtic, Jazz, Pop
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Address
405 N William St, Post Falls, ID 83854, United States
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208-457-8950
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