Family events in Spokane County, WA

An all-ages, open studio centers on drawing, collage, and zine making with a range of materials available to use. Learn to fold a single sheet of paper into an eight page mini zine, follow a suggested prompt or pursue your own idea, and experiment across different mediums. Supplies are included and the program is free thanks to community support. People of any experience level are welcome, from first-time doodlers to seasoned artists. Presented at Spark Central. For updates or cancellations, check the organizer’s website.

Enjoy an evening of creativity, community, and friendly neighborhood fun in Hillyard. Guests can stroll the Market Street Corridor to explore pop up galleries, watch live art demonstrations, and take part in hands on activities for the whole family. This celebration is made possible by corridor businesses and the local creative community. Support is provided in part by the City of Spokane’s Neighborhood Business Districts Grant, administered by the Washington Trust for Historic Preservation.

For students in grades 3 to 8, this drop-in activity invites participants to explore architecture, engineering, and art through Minecraft. Each session starts with a building prompt connected to one or more of these subjects. Participants collaborate to plan their design, then enter a Minecraft world to build it. Staff and volunteers supervise play to support a safe experience for youth. Space is limited and reservations are not available.

Expect comic catastrophe as the hapless Cornley Drama Society attempts to present J. M. Barrie’s classic Peter Pan, colliding with misfiring cues, unruly flying effects, and onstage squabbles. This two-act comedy from Mischief, by Henry Lewis, Jonathan Sayer, and Henry Shields, channels the riotous spirit that made The Play That Goes Wrong a sensation while the company battles through every obstacle to reach Neverland. Staged on the Margot & Robert Ogden Main Stage at Spokane Civic Theatre and directed by Bryan D. Durbin and Karlin Marie Kahler, the production features Jordan Baird, Jeff Bryan, John Chapdelaine, Keith Edie, Mitch Heid, Craig Hirt, Hannah Kephart, Gary Pierce, Sarah Plumb, Heather Stephens, Ryan Wasson, and Desirae West. Rated PG, with attendance limited to guests ages 5 and older.

Taking place at Spokane Community College, this free, one day conference is designed for parents and caregivers of children with disabilities in the Spokane area, along with the professionals who support them. The program includes keynote talks, smaller group sessions, and a resource fair that highlights local organizations. Participants can expect practical tools, new strategies, and opportunities to strengthen connections across the community. There is no cost for lunch, parking, or registration. Capacity is limited.

This free storytime at the Looff Carrousel focuses on early literacy with a blend of stories, songs, and activities for preschoolers that spark imagination. Carrousel rides are available for $1. Recommended for children ages 2 to 5. Presented by Kaiser Permanente.

Monster Jam brings a high-octane showcase to Numerica Veterans Arena, with 12,000-pound trucks pulling off soaring jumps, wild two-wheel balances, and other crowd-pleasing feats. Fan favorites including Grave Digger, El Toro Loco, Sparkle Smash and more are set to roar across the arena. Tickets are required for everyone age 2 and up.

Young skaters can build confidence in a six-week camp that teaches core skating skills and the fundamentals of roller derby. Open to ages 5 through 17, the program requires no prior skating experience, and coaches guide participants through everything they need to know. Practices take place at Pattison's Valley, with additional sessions planned at Frances Scott Elementary pending final details. A team info session provides an opportunity to watch a practice, meet the coaches, and ask questions. The camp fee is $100 per skater. Participants will eventually need their own skates and protective gear, and guidance on what to purchase and where to find it is shared during the info session.

The Hello Kitty Cafe Truck returns to River Park Square in Spokane, setting up at the main entrance near Anderson & Co. Visitors can pick up Hello Kitty themed treats and merchandise while supplies last.

Celebrating its first anniversary, Nourish Spokane Community Kitchen & Food Pantry presents a community celebration at the Asian Community Center in honor of Philippine Heritage Month. Highlights include a complimentary hot meal for Nourish Spokane clients, free groceries, performances of Philippine folk dancing, and games for children. The menu features chicken adobo with rice, along with french fries, hot dogs, and fried bananas. Volunteer opportunities are available for those who would like to support the effort with their time. The theme focuses on food, culture, and community. For more information, call (509) 240-9932.

This monthly gathering welcomes children in pre-K through 5th grade who are impacted by autism, rare disorders, or other developmental delays, whether diagnosed or not. Kids can explore fun, themed activities in a safe and welcoming setting while parents connect with a supportive community. If a child is under 13, a parent is required to remain on site.

Pre-registration is required and space is limited. This Saturday evening program offers a welcoming hangout for teens and older students in grades 6 through 12 and beyond who are impacted by autism and special needs and who can participate without a high level of supervision. Expect a relaxed, drop-in format with opportunities to socialize and engage alongside peers. It is especially suited for those who have wanted to attend the weekly Clubhouse but have faced barriers before. To reserve a spot and get details, complete the registration on the website.

At The Barking Lot in Spokane Valley, this in person gathering pairs a lighthearted yoga class with cuddle time with adoptable puppies from SpokAnimal. Instructor Kelle Jo leads a fun, energizing session that welcomes both beginners and experienced yogis, followed by opportunities to meet the litter and explore adoption. Early arrival is suggested to choose a spot. Bringing a mat and wearing comfortable clothing will make the experience smoother. Tickets are not required to adopt, but they are recommended for those who want extra time with the puppies before the adoption portion begins. If any pups are not feeling well, SpokAnimal may cancel in the interest of their health, issue full refunds, and notify attendees through OneCause, Facebook, and email.

Monster Jam will be held at Numerica Veterans Arena.

Celebrate the season with a fall-themed gymnastics camp that blends festive activities with exciting gymnastics and ninja training. Children create a seasonal craft that captures the spirit of autumn, learn movements that support strength, balance, and confidence, and enjoy games inspired by the fall season. Guided by experienced coaches in a welcoming, safety-focused setting, this camp is tailored for all skill levels, from beginners to those with more practice. Open to ages 3 and older, it offers half day or full day options. Pricing is $39 for a half day and $69 for a full day, with optional early drop off or late pick up available.

Little ones ages 2 to 6 can explore hands-on creativity and open-ended play at Adorkable Flowers & Gifts. Each session pairs a simple guided craft with plenty of space for free play, encouraging exploration and interaction with peers. Caregivers are welcome to remain and take part. It is an easy drop-in format focused on art, play, and building new friendships.

The Comic Book Shop Northtown hosts a fun Pokémon event with entry set at $5.99. Each player receives a pack when registering, and every registration also contributes an additional pack to the prize pool. Formats are split by division, with Masters playing Standard and Juniors and Seniors using Expanded.