Pacific Northwest Marching Band Championships

Get ready for one of Spokane’s longest-running musical traditions — the Pacific Northwest Marching Band Championships. Taking place Saturday, October 11, 2025, this annual event brings together some of the finest high school marching bands and color guards from across the region for a full day of precision, pageantry, and powerful performances.
Event Details
What: Pacific Northwest Marching Band Championships
When: Saturday, October 11, 2025
Time: 10:00 AM – 2:30 PM | 4:30 PM – 8:55 PM
Where: Union Stadium, 12509 N Market St, Mead, WA 99021
Admission: $20 – $25
Phone: (509) 465-7047
A Legacy of Music and Tradition
Since its creation in the 1970s by Gary Green and the University High School Band and Parent Boosters, the Pacific Northwest Marching Band Championships has grown into a premier showcase of talent and dedication. Hosted by Mead High School’s Band and Color Guard, the event continues to highlight the artistry, discipline, and energy that make marching band performances so unforgettable.
For nearly five decades, this championship has been more than a competition — it’s a celebration of music education, teamwork, and creativity. Spectators can expect dynamic routines, intricate formations, and show-stopping soundtracks as bands from all over the Northwest compete for top honors.
Performances and Highlights
Throughout the day, Union Stadium will be filled with the sights and sounds of regional marching excellence:
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High School Marching Bands: Talented student musicians and color guards take the field to perform their precision-crafted routines.
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Two Performance Blocks: Morning and afternoon sessions give audiences plenty of chances to enjoy multiple schools and styles.
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Community Spirit: Cheer on local Spokane-area bands while discovering talented performers from across the Pacific Northwest.
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Grand Finale: The evening concludes with a memorable awards ceremony honoring the top ensembles of the day.
Why You’ll Love It
The Pacific Northwest Marching Band Championships isn’t just for band enthusiasts — it’s for anyone who appreciates art, discipline, and a good dose of school spirit. From the thunder of the drumlines to the colorful precision of the color guards, every performance captures the heart of youth creativity and community pride. Whether you’re a supporter of the arts, a proud parent, or simply a fan of live entertainment, this is a Spokane tradition worth experiencing.
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