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The holidays are about coming together and creating new memories with friends, family and your community. The life-sized gingerbread house at Hotel RL Spokane at the Park was created with that in…

Lilac Bowl, Riverfront Park
Downtown Spokane
August 25-27, 2017
Admission: Free

History of Gathering at the Falls

The Gathering at the Falls Powwow (GATF) has been a part of Spokane summers for more…

by Sherry Jones

Why do we love zombies? Theories abound, and everyone, from historians to sociologists to pop culture creators to fans, has a different opinion.

Well there’s no better time to weigh…

By Sherry Jones

For starters, it’s pronounced, “POR-sha.”

“That’s kind of like the secret handshake,” says Ron Gordon, chair of the Porsche Club of America’s (PCA) 62nd Annual Porsche Parade, July…

The third week in May is an exciting time to be in Spokane! Not only is it Spokane Craft Beer Week and the Spokane Lilac Festival, but it’s also Navy Week. Members of the U.S. Navy will be spending…

Spokane! It's pretty chilly right now! We get it, you aren't feeling great about shedding your warm blankets and cozy slippers and heading out in the great outdoors this winter. Luckily there’s still…

It’s that most wonderful time of year! The trees are decorated, cookies baked, presents bought and the tiny humans are anxiously awaiting Santa’s arrival. It’s warm and cozy, but what happens when the…

Labor Day weekend is here, and while it may be the unofficial last hurrah for summer, there's still plenty to do and enjoy in Spokane. From baseball games to fun food, there's something for everyone as we bid farewell to hot summer days and long summer nights.

Ah, summer. The days are longer, the nights are warmer, and parents are frantically trying to keep their kids busy to avoid the dreaded cry of "I'm bored!"

Lucky for parents (and kids!), it's impossible to be bored in Spokane. Below is a list of great activities that will keep the kiddos wishing that it was summer year-round:…

Spokane locals have developed a reputation for not liking to stray too far from their nest. It’s not just us, though—when you’ve lived somewhere for a while, it’s easy to become comfortable. You find your favorite park, your favorite restaurant, your favorite grocery store, and you stick to them. But in the spirit of National Travel and Tourism Week, we invite you to buck this behavior by getting out in the Spokane region and experiencing something new—become a tourist in your own town!…