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Tacoma, Washington
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The Tacoma Dome, completed in 1983, boasts a roof made entirely of wood, making it one of the largest of its kind globally.
The seating inside the Tacoma Dome is versatile, allowing for configurations that can accommodate up to 23,000 people for concerts and events.
From monster truck rallies to basketball games and even rodeos, the Tacoma Dome is a multi-purpose venue that caters to diverse interests.
The Dome underwent a major renovation in 2018, which included the installation of energy-efficient lighting and other eco-friendly upgrades.
In 1984, artist Stephen Antonakos created a neon art installation on the Dome's exterior, which was visible from miles away.
The design of the Tacoma Dome was inspired by the geodesic domes popularized by architect Buckminster Fuller.
It was the venue for Nirvana's final concert in the United States in 1994, just months before Kurt Cobain's passing.
