Events in Spokane County today

The grand opening of Nordstrom Rack at Northpointe Plaza features a pre-opening period with music and extra festivities. Before the doors open, attendees can enter for a chance to win a $1,000 Nordstrom Rack gift card. Once shopping begins, explore the new store and save up to 70 percent on this season’s brands and styles. No purchase is required to enter or win. The drawings are open to residents of the 50 United States or the District of Columbia who are 18 or older, and participants must be present at the time of the drawings to win. The total value of prizes is $1,800, and the odds of winning depend on the number of eligible entries received, with a limit of one entry per person. Sponsored by Nordstrom, Inc. Employees are not eligible. See the participating store for the complete official rules.

A vintage and local artisan market organized by Veda Lux brings together Spokane’s small business community at the Veda Lux Dollhouse. This new marketplace features rotating vendors and a lively soundtrack, with Jaeda or Tony Brown spinning records as people browse. Offerings include vintage apparel and homewares, records, books, organic skincare, hand poured candles, upcycled clothing and textiles with mending and patchwork, original art, tarot and bone readings, and tooth gems and tattoo freckles. Vendors include Cultivated Chameleon, Vagabond Soundtrack, Herbal Sunshine Apothecary, That Good Green Witch, Muthawulf, Mauxie Magic, Jaeda also known as Esoteric Hussy, Penee Paine, Tori Thurman with Spokane Zero Waste, Susan Webber of Destroy Susan, Raven Sister Readings, Wylie Whimsy, Cat & Mouse, Thriftbot, and Jupiter's Eye. It coincides with the South Perry Farmer's Market.

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.

For adults who are aspiring writers, this gathering offers a supportive community to connect, share drafts in progress, explore new ideas through writing prompts, and set aside dedicated time to write. The program is free thanks to community support and is held at Spark Central Studio.

A Kill Team league focused on competitive play, with each season running for eight weeks. Entry is $10 per person. Players battle through Kill Team matches to earn points toward the league standings and compete for prizes, and the top team at the end of the season receives a special reward.

Riftbound Nexus Night is a weekly event at Northtown Comic Book Shop where players jump into Summoner's Rift and work to control the map. Entry is $4.99, and each participant receives a Nexus Night pack upon signing up.

Northtown Comic Book Shop hosts a weekly Lorcana event. Entry is $7.99, and each registered participant receives a pack that would normally be sold at regular price as a sign-up bonus. Players can explore the game’s magical world and even sing their way to victory.

At Sage's Portal, players meet for Dice Throne, bringing their favorite heroes to the table and competing for promos. Roll the dice, face head-to-head matchups, and aim for victory. Entry is $10 per person.

Experience a One Piece event at The Comic Book Shop Northtown in Spokane featuring Standard Constructed play. Entry is $6.99, and signing up includes a booster pack sold at regular price along with a promo entry pack. Meet fellow fans and share the excitement throughout the event.

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.

Protect personal information at a free community shred day hosted by Washington Trust Bank. This secure, drive-through service provides on site shredding for personal paperwork and helps reduce the risk of identity theft and fraud. Remain in your vehicle while staff handle the materials. Bring personal records such as old bank or credit card statements, tax paperwork, medical files, pay stubs, and any pages that include Social Security numbers or account details. Limit items to personal documents only. Binders and hard drives are not accepted. Shredding is available at no cost and will continue while space allows.

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.

Washington Trust Bank is hosting a free community Shred Day that offers a secure, drive-through way to dispose of documents containing personal information. Bring items such as outdated bank or credit card statements, tax forms, medical records, pay stubs, and any papers that include Social Security numbers or account details. All materials are shredded on site for added security. To keep the line moving, please stay in your vehicle, limit drop-offs to personal documents, and note that binders and hard drives cannot be accepted. This no-cost service helps reduce the risk of identity theft and fraud, and is available only while capacity permits.

The annual three day quilt show from WSQ showcases the artistry of several hundred local and regional quilters, with 500 quilts on view. This edition features quilter Renee Miles and includes the Cherrywood traveling exhibit titled The Abyss. Throughout the weekend, attendees can register for classes, watch free demonstrations, browse the Quilter’s Boutique, and explore a merchant mall with more than 50 vendors. Volunteer opportunities are available and include free entry. Admission is $15 for a pass that covers all three days, and parking is paid by WSQ. Children 10 and under are admitted at no charge.

Washington Trust Bank is offering a free, drive-through Shred Day that provides secure, on-site destruction of sensitive paperwork to help protect personal information. Bring personal documents such as old bank or credit card statements, tax records, medical files, pay stubs, and any papers containing Social Security numbers or account details. Please remain in your vehicle during drop-off and limit materials to personal documents only, as binders and hard drives are not accepted. This no-cost community service is designed to reduce the risk of identity theft and fraud, and shredding will continue while capacity allows.

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.

Learn to create custom fused glass part sheets in a hands-on workshop with instruction from Ebbie. Explore how to layer frit, stringer, and powder, along with other glass elements, to develop original colors, textures, and patterns not found in ready-made glass. Instruction covers application methods for frit, techniques with stringer and powder, and layering strategies to build depth and interest. This class is designed for artists of all experience levels, including those working in fusing, stained glass, or mosaics. No prior experience is required, and all supplies are provided. The focus is on producing raw material rather than a finished artwork. Participants will make several sheets, with sizes that may vary. Sheets are kiln fired after class and will be available for pickup in about 7 to 10 days. Ages 16 and up are welcome. Closed-toe shoes are required. Any images provided are examples, and results will reflect each participant’s individual style. Cancellation policy: refunds are not offered within 48 hours of the class. A transfer to another date or to another person is available if requested more than 48 hours in advance.

MODE Café hosts a lively karaoke night in a friendly setting filled with music and laughter. Whether taking the mic for nostalgic favorites or the latest hits, or simply cheering from the crowd, everyone fits right in. All ages are welcome, and performers at any experience level are encouraged by a supportive audience. Food and drinks can be purchased from the café. No registration is required. Friends, families, and solo guests alike can enjoy an easygoing community gathering centered on good times and memorable performances.

Build on your Mahjong foundation with a practice-and-strategy class led by Julie from Spokane Mahjong, the second part of a two-class series. Designed for those who completed Mahjong 101, know the fundamentals, or want a supportive refresher, this session emphasizes playing complete games with guidance to grow confidence. Strengthen card reading, identify potential hands, make strategic tile choices, and learn when to change direction. Practice the Charleston, calling tiles, using jokers effectively, and working toward a winning hand. Questions are encouraged, and mistakes are treated as a natural step in learning. Mahjong also offers a way to connect with others, engage your mind, and be part of a welcoming community. All materials needed for the class are provided. Mahjong sets, racks, cards, and other supplies will be available to purchase for continued play at home. Pricing is $75 for one class or $125 for both. Each class may be booked separately, though taking both is recommended for the most complete experience. Cancellation policy: cancel at least 24 hours in advance for a refund. Cancellations within 24 hours are nonrefundable.

Bring your hero to Riftbound weekly play, a Friday gathering where players compete for glory and prizes at Sage's Portal. Entry is $10 per person.

MTG Friday Night Commander brings players together at Northtown Comic Book Shop. Entry is $6.99, and each signup includes a regularly priced booster pack. Every participant also adds a pack to the event prize pool.

A weekly gathering for the Gundam Card Game takes place at Northtown Comic Book Shop. Entry is $6.99, and registered players receive a promo entry pack plus a standard booster pack upon signing up. Fans of Zeon, the Earth Federation, Orb, the Colonies, or Tekkadan will find decks that fit their style. Participants can showcase a favorite Mobile Suit and put their strategies to the test in a friendly, card focused setting.

Ak Asian in Spokane Valley features live music with Frankie on Fridays, pairing the performance with a wide selection of Asian dishes and a full bar. Enjoy the music alongside pull tabs, with free off-street parking for added convenience.

Set at The Pergola 509 Event Venue in Spokane, the Mosaic Gala celebrates the rich blend of cultures that shape the community. Attendees can enjoy a catered dinner prepared by chefs who were once refugees, take part in a live auction and a silent auction, test their knowledge with trivia, snap photos in a booth, and hear uplifting stories of hope and resilience.

ABBA fans can celebrate a night of hits with ABRA Cadabra, bringing a high-energy tribute to The Fox Theater Spokane. Expect to dance and sing along to favorites like Mamma Mia, Dancing Queen, Waterloo and more. The production has entertained audiences around the world for over two decades and is presented as a family-friendly experience. Past attendees have offered enthusiastic praise, noting spot-on performances delivered with pure joy. Tickets are available online or by phone at 509-624-1200. An early bird offer provides 10 percent savings with the ABBA10 code.

William Lee Martin brings his Seemed Smart at the Time tour to the Bing Crosby Theater in Spokane, offering a show shaped by real-life twists and turns. On his own since age 15, he navigated college, wrote ads with a not-so-legit degree, weathered multiple trips through marriage and divorce, and ultimately figured out that laughing is how you get through it. The material touches on marriage, family, children, getting older, questionable choices, forgiveness, and plans that did not unfold the way many expect. He keeps it free of F-bombs, while nearly every other topic is fair play. This is a one-night engagement, with tickets starting at $34.50.

Enjoy karaoke at Woodshed Bar & Grill. Food and drink specials are available, and there are pool tables and darts for some friendly competition between songs. Take the mic for a favorite tune or relax and listen as others sing.

At Hotel Indigo Spokane, Imagine Jazz presents an evening of traditional and contemporary jazz performed by local small ensembles, including quartets, trios, and duos. The event welcomes all ages and has no cover charge. A full restaurant and bar are available.

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.

Celebrate creativity at a high school craft and art show that brings together local artists, crafters, makers, and small businesses. Browse handmade decor, jewelry, fine art, photography, baked treats, and other distinctive finds you will not see at chain retailers. Each purchase supports the Senior All-Nighter, funding a safe, supervised celebration for graduates that is free of alcohol and drugs. The tradition gives students a final night together and offers reassurance to their families. Whether you are searching for gifts, refreshing your home, or simply enjoying a community outing, attending helps local creators and directly supports the Class of 2027.

Discover glass fusing from the ground up in a beginner class focused on building confidence and safe studio habits. Learn studio etiquette, safety protocols, and key glass cutting methods, then design and assemble a custom fused glass dish measuring about 6 inches by 6 inches. The piece will be kiln fired after the session and will be ready for pickup in roughly 7 to 10 days. Instruction covers the basics of full fusing and project assembly with an emphasis on proper tool handling, clean cutting, and thoughtful composition. No prior experience is needed. This course is the required prerequisite for Open Studio access. The class lasts about three hours, all supplies are included, and it is open to ages 16 and older. Closed toe shoes are required. Sample photos show possible results. Every finished piece reflects the maker’s individual style. Refunds are not available within 48 hours of the scheduled class. If canceling more than 48 hours in advance, registration may be transferred to another date or to another person. For transfers or questions, reach out promptly.

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.

Open to all with no zip code restrictions, Nourish Spokane provides free hot meals and groceries. Service is first come, first served, and no appointment is required. A brief heads-up is appreciated to help plan how much food to prepare. The mission is to build community and share hope by offering nutritious meals and essential groceries to people in need.

Test your skills in a Yu-Gi-Oh tournament played in the Edison format. The entry fee is $6.99.

This One Piece event at The Comic Book Shop Northtown in Spokane features the Extra Regulation format. Entry is $6.99, and each registration includes one regular-price booster pack plus a promo entry pack. Take part in the quest for The One Piece, enjoy some play, and connect with fellow fans.

An adult-focused poetry workshop led by MFA students from Eastern Washington University. Participants explore craft, style, and form through guided discussion aimed at strengthening works in progress. Designed for poets seeking a rigorous perspective and collaboration with a dedicated circle of fellow readers and writers, it offers space to refine your voice and spark fresh ideas.

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.

Bring your best chili to a community cookoff that raises funds for Caritas Food Bank. Cooks can use the event QR code to sign up and present their creations to a panel of three well known locals for a chance to win a prize. Any variety is welcome, whether it features beef, chicken, red or green styles, or an all bean recipe. Attendees can also purchase tickets in advance through the QR code to enjoy chili, games, and raffles. Admission is $10 per person, and all proceeds support Caritas Food Bank.

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.

Celebrate the world of Digimon at Northtown Comic Book Shop with a Digimon Card Game event featuring the franchise’s digital monsters. Entry is $5.99. Registration includes one pack and an event promo pack, and each participant also adds a pack to the shared prize pool.

Play Radiance, the newest Riftbound set, at a dedicated Pre-Rift event. Admission is $29.99 and includes a Pre-Rift kit with a mini preconstructed deck of 15 cards, five boosters from the same set, and a special promo card.

Fleetwood Mask, a tribute to Fleetwood Mac, performs live at the Bing Crosby Theater in Spokane. The show features favorites from the Fleetwood Mac songbook, delivered with attention to the sound and spirit of the originals. Experience an evening of live music celebrating one of rock’s most enduring catalogs.

Hosted karaoke sets the tone at Woodshed Bar & Grill, with deals on food and drinks. Pool and darts are available for breaks between songs.

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.

Learn the basics of three trading card games at Northtown Comic Book Shop with guidance from store staff. Choose from Pokemon, Gundam Card Game, or One Piece Card Game, and take part in one session or more than one. The Pokemon and One Piece options are $9.99 each and include a deck to keep, and the Gundam Card Game session is free.

Casual Commander takes center stage at Sage's Portal with a $10 entry. Play relaxed games of Commander, take on quests, accumulate points, and earn prizes. Every participant receives a pack upon entry, and extra rewards are awarded through a raffle held at each event.

Karaoke takes the spotlight at Woodshed Bar & Grill, with food and drink specials available. Pool tables and darts are on hand for some added fun between songs. Guests can pick their favorite tracks and take the mic.

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.

At The Comic Book Shop Northtown in Spokane, this weekly Gundam Card Game event welcomes players who favor Zeon, the Earth Federation, Orb, the Colonies, or Tekkadan, with a deck option for every allegiance. Entry is $6.99, and each sign-up includes an event entry promo pack and a regularly priced booster pack. Players can showcase their favorite Mobile Suit and enjoy friendly matches at this fun event.

West Coast Swing Foundations offers a continuing series that welcomes drop-in participation and does not require a partner. Each session highlights one of eight essential movement themes to provide a clear, structured base without a set starting point. You can take classes in any order and return to material as your dancing progresses. Classes are held at Wellspring Studio in Spokane. Pricing is $15 per class, or $100 for an eight-class pack.

Gather at Fleet Feet Spokane in Kendall Yards for a friendly community run and walk covering up to 3 miles at your own pace. Whether you run, walk, or alternate between the two, every pace is welcome. After the miles, enjoy coffee and conversation with the group. Free and open to all. Optional sign-ups are available for weekly reminders, route details, and updates if plans change.

Settle in for an hour of deep rest at Alchemy Hillyard with a blend of Yin Yoga and Reiki. The class begins with roughly 30 minutes of slow, supported poses designed to soften the body, release tension, and help you feel grounded as the season shifts. You will then get comfortable for a guided Reiki meditation, with the option to receive gentle hands-on Reiki to enhance relaxation and support the body’s natural healing. It is a welcoming setting for anyone curious about Reiki or looking to bring extra calm to a yoga practice. This is an in person only offering. Classes use a sliding scale of $10 to $25 per session. Space is limited, and advance sign up is requested.

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.

Open to all ages, this session invites you to explore creative self-expression through approachable art activities. Work independently or ask for guidance as you ease into exercises that introduce foundational art concepts. You can also reflect with an optional mindfulness prompt while you create. The atmosphere is calm and encouraging to support personal discovery. All supplies are available, and you are welcome to bring your own. Move at a pace that feels comfortable in a low-pressure setting.

Enjoy a weekly One Piece meetup where friends can play together. The entry fee is $10 per person. Every participant receives a pack at entry, and prize packs are up for grabs. Each win and attendance earn entries toward an end of month win-a-box raffle.

Designed for teens, this writing club offers a welcoming space to share original work, receive feedback, and dive into both prose and poetry. Expect to craft your own similes and metaphors instead of only analyzing them, sharpen your writing through conversation about technique, and spend dedicated time putting words on the page.

Explore ceramic hand building with THRW Pottery in a hands-on workshop centered on making pieces for everyday creative use. Participants will design and shape a custom watercolor palette and a brush holder, with guidance throughout a slow, tactile process that welcomes newcomers and those looking to build on existing skills. After the creating wraps up, all pieces will be taken to the THRW Pottery studio to be kiln fired and finished, then returned to the Covered with Art shop for pickup in about three to four weeks, ready to become part of your creative routine.

Settle in for a relaxed evening that begins with a casual bite to eat and flexible arrival, moves into a group discussion, and wraps up with board games. Expect a selection designed for larger groups, including the signature Ignite title Lights Of Galilee. Street parking is available, and driveways should remain clear. There is plenty of additional parking on S Cuba Street. RSVPs are welcome for updates, though they are not required to attend.

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.

Anime fans can dive into Union Arena battles using decks themed around favorite series. Bring a deck and face off with friends in head-to-head play. Entry is $5 per person, and every participant receives a pack for taking part.

Texas singer, composer, and actor Lyle Lovett takes the stage for a performance shaped by 14 albums and a storyteller’s touch. He weaves country, swing, jazz, folk, gospel, and blues into a genre-blending sound that refuses to sit in one box, creating music that feels distinctly his own. Live, he showcases the full range of his influences and craft, resulting in a presence that consistently captivates audiences. Since his self-titled debut in 1986, Lovett has become a dynamic and enduring figure in popular music. His recognition includes four Grammy Awards, the Americana Music Association’s first Trailblazer Award, and the title of Texas State Musician. Expect a set that draws from a wide, eclectic catalog cherished by listeners across generations.

Theo Katzman brings a vibrant concert to The Chameleon in Spokane, weaving funk, soul, pop, R&B, and jazz into a rhythm-forward sound. Expect expressive vocals, tight grooves, layered harmonies, and sharp, hook-filled songwriting that showcase his standout musicianship. A versatile performer with a lively stage presence, he captivates music lovers with high-energy live moments rooted in modern funk and soul.