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Live-music venues worth the trip in Fairbanks, Alaska

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Carlson Center (opens in a new tab)

Fairbanks

A 5,100-seat arena on the banks of the Chena River, which the borough calls Interior Alaska’s largest entertainment, sports and meeting facility, and the second-largest arena in the state.

LargeWorth a stopVerified

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Charles W. Davis Concert Hall (opens in a new tab)

Fairbanks

The University of Alaska Fairbanks music department’s 900-seat concert hall, which the Fairbanks Symphony Orchestra calls its resident home, hosting department performances and large events.

MediumWorth a stopVerified

Hering Auditorium (opens in a new tab)

Fairbanks

Lathrop High School’s auditorium, which its district calls one of Interior Alaska’s premier venues, seating more than 1,200 for student productions and national touring acts.

MediumWorth a stopVerified

Bar / up close & personal

The Marlin

Fairbanks

A basement bar on College Road, one of the oldest live music venues in Fairbanks, welcoming bands across all genres.

Bar / up close & personalWorth a stopVerified