Performing Arts Center Eastside Officially Approved

Performing Arts Center Eastside Officially Approved

The Performing Arts Center Eastside (PACE) project will break ground in 2008, and is scheduled to open in 2010. The final design and proposal were officially approved. The original proposal was for $100 million, and now with upgrades has jumped to $160 million.

The 2,000-seat venue has the mission to, “Enrich Eastside cultural life with a wide diversity of live entrainment, arts, and education.” PACE promises to bring nationally and internationally acclaimed performances to Bellevue.

PACE when complete will be located in the midst of Downtown Bellevue at the corner of NE 10th St and 106th Ave NE.

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