• DSP and BID Announce 2024 Leadership

  The Downtown Spokane Partnership (DSP) announced the election of Christopher Varallo, partner with Kutak Rock LLP, as its new board chair during its annual meeting on February 22, 2024. In... Read more »

• Downtown Spokane Partnership Unveils Refreshed Brand Identity

  Spokane, WASH. (October 10, 2023)- The Downtown Spokane Partnership today revealed a refresh of the organization’s brand, including a new visual identity design. With its last visualization changes made more... Read more »

• Urban Revitalization Trailblazer Tom Murphy to Headline State of Downtown on June 6

  Downtown Spokane Partnership (DSP) today announced former Pittsburgh Mayor and senior fellow at the Urban Land Institute Tom Murphy will keynote the second annual State of Downtown & Awards program... Read more »

• Downtown Spokane Partnership and Business Improvement District Announce 2023 Leadership

  Wednesday, February 15, the Downtown Spokane Business Improvement District (BID) supported by the Downtown Spokane Partnership (DSP) convened downtown stakeholders, elected officials and the community to share highlights from 2022... Read more »

• Downtown Spokane Partnership Announces New President & CEO

  Experienced leader appointed to focus on next era of downtown Spokane’s strategic growth [Spokane, WA] – The Downtown Spokane Partnership (DSP) Board of Directors today announced the hire of Emilie... Read more »

• Downtown Spokane Partnership to Launch CEO Search

  Current CEO, Mark Richard, has accepted leadership position with USL On January 5, 2022, the Executive Board of the Downtown Spokane Partnership (DSP) announced it will launch a national CEO... Read more »

• We’re Hiring | Finance Manager

  The Downtown Spokane Partnership is seeking qualified applicants for the position of Finance Manager. Are you looking for a job where you can make a real difference? Do you want... Read more »

• Downtown Spokane Partnership Statement in Support to Remain in Phase 3

  The Downtown Spokane Partnership Board voted Wednesday to support Mayor Nadine Woodward in a request to Governor Jay Inslee that he refrain from moving Spokane’s region back to Phase 2... Read more »

• Advertise in the 2021 Downtown Magazine

  A quarter century ago, downtown Spokane looked a little different. Over the past 25 years, through vision, planning and effort, billions of dollars have been invested in the heart of... Read more »

• Downtown Spokane Announces Annual Meetings

  The 2021 Downtown Spokane Partnership (DSP) and Downtown Spokane Parking and Business Improvement District (BID) Annual Meetings will be held in two separate virtual events on Wednesday February 24, 2021.... Read more »

• Downtown SPD Precinct Relocated

  On Tuesday September 22, the City of Spokane held a socially distanced celebration of the relocation of the downtown Spokane Police Precinct. This will be the third home of the... Read more »

• Father’s Day Ideas in Downtown

  Father’s Day is coming up quick and if you want to show your appreciation but still aren’t quite sure how, downtown has plenty of options to help you out. Here... Read more »

• Phase 2 Will Reopen Doors of Many Businesses, with Specific Restrictions

  As May comes to a close, Spokane County could possibly move into Phase 2 of Governor Inslee’s “Safe Start” plan by the weekend. On Wednesday night, the Spokane Regional Health... Read more »

• Team Building Day to Benefit Downtown Neighborhood

  It’s called “Team Building Day.” Each year for one day, the accountants of Eide Bailly take time out to gather together to create community in the workplace. The day commences... Read more »

• Parking Study Findings

  In late 2018, The City of Spokane commissioned a Parking Study to evaluate the existing parking system. Results of the study were released in March of 2019. What are some... Read more »

• Urban Experience Update

  On behalf of the Downtown Spokane Partnership, Vice President of Public Policy and Parking, Andrew Rolwes, attends the monthly Urban Experience Committee (UEC) of the Spokane City Council. See the monthly... Read more »