The Out North Contemporary Art House is a multi-use facility in Anchorage, Alaska commonly used for art events and celebrations. It is composed of a theatre that is suited for live performances and film viewings, as well as two gallery spaces. The spaces can also be used for conferences, lectures, meetings, and other private events and gatherings.

The Out North Contemporary Art House hosts various events ranging from theatrical plays, art exhibits, to themed parties. In April 2011, it hosted a Glee-themed prom event that has been quite controversial with a vandal thrashing four gay pride flags during the dance.

Home to a multi-arts organization that goes by the same name, the Out North Contemporary Art House is also a rentable space in case you’re interested in hosting an event.