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As the temperatures start to rise in the Inland Northwest, you know it’s time for the beginning of summer, which in Spokane means it’s time for Volume Inlander Music Festival.... Read more »
As the temperatures start to rise in the Inland Northwest, you know it’s time for the beginning of summer, which in Spokane means it’s time for Volume Inlander Music Festival.... Read more »
While seeing the Broadway production of Cinderella last spring, I learned about all of the amazing performances that would be coming to Spokane in the 2017-2018 season. I nearly jumped... Read more »
Spring has arrived in downtown Spokane, and the community is invited to get outside between April 16 and April 20 to help make our city center shine. Participate Individually All... Read more »
It’s embarrassing to admit that my first contact with National Geographic came in my grandparent’s bathroom. Tucked behind the toilet tank, a stack of magazines with their distinctive yellow border... Read more »
There are a multitude of stories in downtown, and we want to know yours. Downtown Spokane is looking for content contributors to share personal experiences with downtown dining, entertainment, nightlife,... Read more »
The downtown Spokane Business Improvement District is seeking applications for two part-time positions on the downtown Clean Team. Clean Team Member The Clean Team provides cleaning and beautification services throughout the... Read more »
Wheatland Bank Horse and Carriage Rides will clip-clop along starting Friday November 24 through Christmas Eve. Enjoy the sights of downtown from a horse drawn carriage, sing your favorite carols... Read more »
Paying to park can be a hassle, but in downtown Spokane, meter dollars are contributing to a better city experience. In 2013, the Spokane City Council passed provisions to reinvest... Read more »
If you haven’t gotten a chance to visit Terrain’s Snapshot Spokane showcase yet, you need to make your way over to their gallery in the Washington Cracker Company building before... Read more »
A friend of mine recently shared the idea of no longer saying something is in your “comfort zone,” but calling it your “comfort pit” instead. That has really stuck with... Read more »
For a fun-filled summer, downtown Spokane is the place to be. Enjoy a free carriage ride through the heart of the city presented by the Downtown Spokane Business Improvement District... Read more »
Following a successful season of yoga at the Tribal Gathering Place (TGP) in 2016, the Summer Series is back in 2017, and it’s bigger and better! Thanks to the support... Read more »
Welcome to downtown Spokane. We hope you enjoy Spokane Hoopfest 2017! Get in the game when you visit the businesses listed below and complete your H-O-R-S-E score card by collecting... Read more »
I walked into the Spokane Transit Authority (STA) Plaza on Friday and could tell exactly where to go; all I had to do was follow the music. I walked upstairs... Read more »
The Downtown Spokane Business Improvement District and SCRAPS are partnering to bring a one-day, pop-up dog park to downtown at the Tribal Gathering Place next to City Hall. On June... Read more »
The Downtown Spokane Business Improvement District (BID) has one (1) mid-year term of the twenty two (22) Board seats available beginning June 2017. The Ratepayer Board Nominating Committee is currently... Read more »
On Monday, May 1, 2017 the City of Spokane announced that, starting on Thursday, July 1, parking enforcement officers will start giving $10 tickets for plugging the meter or $30 tickets... Read more »
Megan Duvall City-County of Spokane Historic Preservation Office Historic Preservation Officer 509.625.6543 www.historicspokane.org Since 1973, the month of May has also been known as “National Preservation Month.” This is a... Read more »
Following the announcement last week that the House of Charity (HOC) – a program of Catholic Charities Spokane – would be ceasing 24 hour operation and expanded shelter services starting... Read more »
The Downtown Spokane Partnership (DSP) recently joined with five community partners to offer a sophisticated household-level database that can support efforts around retail recruitment and business development for the downtown... Read more »
At an Annual Meeting held at the Martin Woldson Theater at the Fox on February 23, the Downtown Spokane Partnership (DSP) and Business Improvement District (BID) confirmed leadership and named... Read more »
Spokane, WA An ordinance passed in 2014 as a response to large groups of individuals loitering in downtown has led to positive outcomes for downtown safety, says the Spokane Police... Read more »
1. Proposition 1 passed in November, which will maintain, improve and expand public transportation within Spokane Transit’s service area. 2. Main Ave received diagonal parking and a face lift, creating... Read more »
Spokane, WA As temperatures drop in the northwest it’s important to remember that all citizens of downtown are in need of shelter and support this winter. Downtown Spokane urges the... Read more »
Spokane, WA On Monday, October 31, Spokane City Council passed a resolution with the goal of increasing turnover in Spokane’s metered parking. The resolution, supported by The Downtown Spokane Partnership (DSP), encourages... Read more »
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Spokane, WA Next time you’re in downtown, head towards the sounds of bulldozers and jackhammers. What’s you’ll find is progress happening and a growing downtown Spokane. Along these changing Spokane... Read more »
Spokane, WA On-street parking is intended to serve the needs of downtown patrons while being convenient. The majority of on-street parking users park between a 0 to 2 hour range,... Read more »
Spokane, WA The long-vacant Trade Winds Motor Inn, located on the corner of Third Ave and Lincoln Street in downtown Spokane will soon see the winds of change. A Howard... Read more »
Spokane, WA For years, Spokane has boasted the tagline “Near Nature, Near Perfect.” It’s true, there are hundreds of outdoor activities available within less than 50 miles of city limits.... Read more »