Ian Munsick Toyota Center - Kennewick Kennewick

Toyota Center is a multi-purpose arena which is located at West Grandridge Boulevard, Kennewick, Washington. It has a seating capacity of 7,715 people for concerts, 6,000 people for hockey matches and 2,099 people for theatre. It opened for the general public on November 19, 1988. Currently, it is under the ownership of the City of Kennewick while operated and managed by VenuWorks. Toyota Center was designed architecturally by PBK Architects, Incorporation.
The Toyota Center hosts a variety of events like theatre, sports events including hockey, basketball, bullfights, ice shows, along with job fairs, pet expo, circuses, concerts, trade shows, and many other entertainment events.

The Toyota Center also hosts yearly Jehovah’s Witness Conventions, Annual Brew and Bacon festival, Annual Tri-Cities Wine festivals, and Annual Christmas festivals. It also hosted the performances of Alice Cooper, Rob Zombie, Avenged Sevenfold who, to date, holds the record for the largest attendance held at the venue. Concerts by KISS, Christin Nodal, along with Garden Bros Circus, Annual Bull Fight Tournament, Sesame Street Live and many other events took place at the center. The famous artist who performed at Toyota Center includes Choice Durousseau, Mandisa, Peter Frampton, Jay Owenhouse, Wiz Khalifa, Jo Koy, Rodney Carrington, Chris Joulein, and many others.

Tickets can be purchased from the box office of the Toyota Center Kennewick from Monday through Friday from 10.00 am to 5.00 pm. Tickets are always available online from ticketsonsale.com.