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Home » Richland voters to decide fate of proposed performing arts center
February 2025 special election

Richland voters to decide fate of proposed performing arts center

December 13, 2024
Ty Beaver
Arts-Center--exterior

An artist’s rendering of the proposed performing arts center in Richland. A sales tax increase to fund the project will go before voters in February 2025.

Courtesy Arts Center Task Force

Richland’s Public Facilities District is now carrying the flag in the latest attempt to bring a performing arts facility to the Tri-Cities.

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