Washington Pavilion Management, Inc.

Wide-eyed children staring at inspirational walls of art, wondering how they, too, can become artists. Laughter flooding the Science Center exhibits as kids make new discoveries. Music enriching audiences, young and old. Hands applauding at magnificent theatrical performances. People being changed and inspired through science and the arts. Experiences that people will always remember.

This is why we're here.

The Washington Pavilion features the Visual Arts Center, Kirby Science Discovery Center, Wells Fargo CineDome Theater, and Husby Performing Arts Center - all under one roof! A great adventure for the whole family!

The Visual Arts Center
The Visual Arts Center brings the visual arts to children and adults through exhibitions, education, and collections. Six art galleries feature changing exhibits, and the Raven Industries Children's Studio lets children explore hands-on. The permanent collection features works by regional artists such as Robert Aldern and Signe Stuart. Admission is free (fees may be charged for special exhibits). Seasonal art classes and workshops available for all ages.

Husby Performing Arts Center
The performing arts center features the 1,800+ seat Great Hall and 291-seat Belbas Theater. This state-of-the-art, gorgeous performing arts complex presents its own Performance Series of Broadway shows, music, dance, and theatre and is the home stage of the South Dakota Symphony and other local and regional arts organizations.

Kirby Science Discovery Center
Dig a dino! Touch a tornado! Fly the space shuttle! Launch a hot air balloon and meet "Stan," our T-Rex replica. There are 8 permanent galleries and more than 90 hands-on science exhibits to explore in our Kirby Science Discovery Center.

Wells Fargo CineDome Theater
Immerse yourself in nature, visit far-off lands, or travel the universe. The exciting movies in our giant-screen, 60-foot domed theater make you feel like you're part of the action!

There's something for everyone at the Washington Pavilion of Arts and Science. Come, join us!