Events in Spokane today

Start the day with a community run or walk of up to 3 miles beginning at Fleet Feet Spokane in Kendall Yards. Move at your own pace, whether you prefer running, walking, or simply getting active before the day gets going. After the route, participants gather for coffee and conversation. There is no cost and it welcomes all. An optional sign up provides weekly reminders, route details, and updates in case plans change.

Gain rare, behind-the-scenes access at Salish School of Spokane, a national leader in Indigenous language revitalization. See how language, education, and community come together in practical, meaningful ways during a guided tour that includes time in full-immersion classrooms. Engage with educators and language leaders to explore effective revitalization methods, including the Indigenous Language Fluency Transfer System (ILFTS). The group returns to the Spokane Convention Center for lunch, then continues with an afternoon of presentations, demonstrations, and conversation. Participants leave with concrete ideas, tools, and inspiration to carry into their own communities and institutions.

Settle into an hour of deep rest and gentle healing at Alchemy Hillyard. Class begins with about 30 minutes of Yin Yoga, using slow, supported postures that encourage release and a grounded state. The second half focuses on a guided Reiki meditation, with the option to receive gentle, hands-on Reiki to further relax and support the body’s natural healing. This in-person offering suits anyone curious about Reiki or wishing to add extra calm to a yoga practice. Classes are available on a sliding scale of $10 to $25, and space is limited, so advance registration is encouraged.

Take part in a weekly One Piece event for $10 per person. Play with friends, receive a pack at entry, and there are additional prize packs to win. Each win and your attendance add entries to the end of month win-a-box raffle.

Add a fresh dimension to your yoga and meditation practice amid the tranquil landscapes of the Inland Northwest. This Rocks of Sharon outing covers about 2.5 miles and typically lasts between 2.5 and 3 hours. Pricing options include a Single Hike for $39 or an All Hikes Package for $179, with member rates of $29 for a Single Hike and $149 for an All Hikes Package.

Northtown Comic Book Shop hosts a Pokémon event with competitive play across age divisions. Entry is $5.99, and each participant receives a pack upon signing up. Every registration also adds a pack to the overall prize pool. The Masters division uses the Standard format, while the Juniors and Seniors divisions use the Expanded format.

A recurring road ride welcomes cyclists of all experience levels, using a supportive no-drop format over roughly 15 to 30 miles. Participants meet at The Nest in Kendall Yards, the plaza next to Molé, and head out together as a group. Those who are not part of Team Blaze may take part in a couple of workouts to get a feel for the ride.

Enjoy a relaxed evening with food, conversation, and large-group board games. The night begins with a casual meal and flexible arrivals, continues with a group discussion, and wraps up with board gaming that features several big-group titles including the signature Ignite game Lights Of Galilee. Street parking is available, with many spaces along S Cuba Street, and attendees are asked not to block driveways. RSVP is optional and can be used to receive updates, though it is not required.

Anime fans can dive into Union Arena, a competitive card game where players use decks inspired by their favorite anime to face off with friends. Entry is $5 per person, and every participant receives a pack.

A high-energy concert featuring Jpegmafia showcases his eclectic, boundary-pushing sound, with a memorable set full of music and lively vibes.

Entry is $5. Bring your Digimon deck to Sage's Portal for a play event. Face off with other players, break through your opponent's security, and compete for packs and bragging rights.

Players bring a Gundam deck for friendly head to head matches at Sage's Portal. Prepare your pilots and take part in casual games with fellow fans. The entry fee is $5 per person.

Bring your CC deck for a session of Flesh and Blood play. Entry is $10 per person. Every participant receives a FaB pack and a GEM pack, and top finishers can earn extra prizes.

Celebrate the start of the season with a friendly Wednesday night trail ride connected to Bicycle Butler. Riders of every level are welcome, and the group keeps a pace where nobody gets left behind. This shakeout is all about brushing off the cobwebs, waking up the legs, and getting the lungs going after winter. The first outing is expected to take place at Riverside State Park, with the exact meeting point and final location to be confirmed as more information becomes available.

Celebrated Disney Imagineer Joe Rohde appears in person with the Northwest Passages Book Club for a live conversation about his new book, Floating Mountains, which delves into ideas that help collaborative creativity flourish. He will speak with Spokesman-Review editor Rob Curley at the Myrtle Woldson Performing Arts Center at Gonzaga University. Over forty years with Walt Disney Imagineering, Rohde led creative teams behind Disney’s Animal Kingdom, contributed to space tourism projects, and undertook expeditions across the globe. He was recognized as a Disney Legend in 2024.

A vintage and local artisan market from Veda Lux brings together Spokane’s small business community with a rotating roster of vendors. The market features retro clothing and accessories, records and menswear, organic skincare, hand poured candles, tooth gem and freckle services, tarot and bone readings, upcycled and mended textiles, original art, vintage furniture and homewares, plants, books, and more. Music comes from records spun by Jaeda or Tony Brown. It takes place the same day as the South Perry Farmer’s Market.

Hosted by BEAR Recovery Foundation in honor of Addiction Recovery Awareness Month, this free community gathering at the Ruby River Hotel focuses on healing, restoration, and building life beyond addiction. Brenton, known as the Bearcrawl Guy, will share his personal journey and speak about the importance of aftercare and how tackling hard things can shape a life people love. The event highlights how treatment and comprehensive aftercare services such as counseling, job training, physical care, and ongoing support help individuals move from initial treatment toward lasting recovery. Proceeds support the BEAR Recovery Foundation’s mission to provide aftercare scholarships that offer continued support, hope, and opportunities to rebuild and reclaim lives. The foundation is a fiscally sponsored project of the Spokane Independent Metro Business Alliance, a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit, and contributions are fully tax deductible under FEIN 82-4824582.

Dice Throne takes center stage at Sage's Portal with a $10 per person entry. Players can bring their favorite heroes and compete for promotional rewards. Roll the dice and aim for victory.

The Comic Book Shop Northtown hosts a weekly Lorcana gathering where players can enjoy casual games in a welcoming setting. Entry is $7.99, and registration includes a regularly priced pack for signing up. Expect a playful nod to Lorcana’s mix of magic, wonder, and music as participants share a fun night of card play.

The weekly Riftbound Nexus Night takes place at Northtown Comic Book Shop. Players head to Summoner's Rift to focus on map control in a friendly setting. Admission is $4.99, and every participant receives a Nexus Night pack upon registration.

This event features a Kill Team league structured in eight week seasons. The entry fee is $10 per person. Participants play matches to earn league points and qualify for prizes, with a special award reserved for the top team at the end of the league.

Northtown Comic Book Shop hosts a One Piece event in the Standard Constructed format. Entry is $6.99, and everyone who signs up receives a regularly priced booster pack plus a promo entry pack. Participants can connect with other fans and enjoy play centered on the world of One Piece.

for KING + COUNTRY brings The Most Beautiful Colours Album Release Tour to First Interstate Center for the Arts in Spokane, presenting brand-new songs from their forthcoming album alongside the anthems fans know by heart. Brothers Joel and Luke Smallbone showcase their cinematic production, bold percussion, and compelling storytelling in an intimate setting, part of a 16-venue run across the United States and Canada. Expect rare up-close moments and insight into the heart behind the music for a hopeful, faith-filled night. A VIP Artist Q&A Experience is available and includes premium seating, a pre-show Q&A, and early entry with first access to merchandise. The GRAMMY-winning duo has earned four GRAMMY Awards, 13 No. 1 hits, more than five billion streams, and global acclaim for albums like What Are We Waiting For? and the RIAA Gold-certified Burn the Ships, as well as their feature film Unsung Hero, honored with the GMA Dove Award for Feature Film of the Year.

An all-ages night at The Big Dipper Spokane features Fern Spores with Betsy Rogue, Summerache, and Thelma & the Sleaze. Hailing from Olympia, this femme folk rock group channels the spirit of artists like Janis Joplin, Alabama Shakes, Susan Tedeschi, and The Runaways, then reshapes it into a fresh blend of psych-tinged folk, gritty garage energy, inventive covers, and heartfelt Americana ballads. Their set leans angsty yet uplifting, whimsical yet fierce, delivering empowerment anthems colored by sapphic longing and a spark of rebellion. Tickets are $15, available in advance or at the door.

Each Friday at the Emerson Garfield Farmer's Market, a vendor hosts a booth where visitors can meet them and browse the food and other produce they have on hand.

Put on your best 50s-inspired outfit for an evening of lively music, flavorful cocktails, and a variety of dinner and dessert options. Capture fun memories at the photo booth, and explore the silent auction for unique finds throughout the night.

Friday Night Lorcana at Sage’s Portal offers a casual night of gameplay for fans of the Disney card game. The entry fee is $10 per person. Bring a deck and compete for pack prizes. Every participant receives a pack and a promo card, with extra packs awarded to top finishers.

Get ready for a weekly Riftbound session where players bring their hero to the table and battle for glory and prizes at Sage's Portal. Entry is $10 per person.

Northtown Comic Book Shop hosts a weekly gathering for the Gundam card game. The entry fee is $6.99, and those who register receive an event entry promo pack along with a regularly priced booster pack. Fans of Zeon, the Earth Federation, Orb, the Colonies, or Tekkadan will find decks that match their allegiance as players put their favorite Mobile Suits to the test in friendly play.

Wildcard The Dragon returns after a nationwide run behind his eighth studio album, The Secret Tape, and a deep-dive feature on the viral series Soft White Underbelly. He co-headlines with longtime West Coast hip-hop artist KNOTHEAD, who is building momentum toward his sixth official studio album. They come back to Spokane, their second home, with a set of raw, high energy rhymes. The bill also features Oregon touring artist Endr Won, along with 509 artists DriaThaGr8 and New$en$e. Capacity is limited and the show is expected to sell out. Tickets and VIP options are available through The District Bar’s website.

Experience a calamity-laced retelling of J. M. Barrie’s Peter Pan as the blundering Cornley Drama Society attempts its most daring show on the Margot & Robert Ogden Main Stage at Spokane Civic Theatre. Over two acts, mishaps stack up fast, with balky tech, misfired flying effects, and onstage squabbles turning the journey to Neverland into a runaway comedy. Written by Henry Lewis, Jonathan Sayers, and Henry Shields, 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. Attendance is requested for guests ages 5 and older.

Karaoke takes the stage on Friday nights at Woodshed Bar & Grill, giving attendees a chance to step up and sing. Look for specials on food and drinks, and enjoy pool tables and darts for extra entertainment between songs.

An evening of classic and contemporary jazz presented by Imagine Jazz, featuring performances by local quartets, trios, and duos. Open to all ages with no admission fee. A full-service restaurant and bar will be available.

Celebrating its second year in the 509, this community gathering is presented by The Street Machines Corp to raise vital funding for animals in need throughout the Spokane Inland Empire area. Attendees can look forward to food, animal, and automotive vendors, live music, a live National Anthem, a 50/50 cash raffle, a silent auction, and a pet supply sale with everything on the table priced at $5. Free entry raffle prize giveaways are planned as well. Early registrants can receive collectible goodie bags and commemorative dash plaques for the first 100 registered. The event also features the 2nd Annual Hot Wheels 100 race with digitally timed runs and a trophy for the winner. Car show winners can visit a custom photography booth for portraits with their vehicles, and Referee Photo will provide custom photography for individuals, families, and pets. Street Machines Corp merchandise will be available for purchase, including banners, hats, shirts, koozies, and more. Additional details will be announced as the event approaches.

This two day event at the ranch brings together more than 70 regional vendors, a variety of classes, a Spin-In, Vendor Bingo, and other activities. Admission and parking are free on both days.

Dr. Judy Morgan will be in Spokane for two days. This event takes place in late September.

Celebrate the South Perry district with a lively street fair featuring local makers and shops, live music, roaming street performers and buskers, and a free area for kids. A wide range of vendors and musicians will be on hand alongside food trucks and neighborhood businesses, offering plenty to taste, see, and explore. Additional details will be shared by the organizers.

Competitive players converge for the Star Wars: Unlimited Ashes of the Empire Planetary Qualifier in the Premiere Format. Swiss rounds scale with attendance, then the Top 8 advance to a cut that culminates in single elimination finals. Entry is $50. Participants have a chance to earn exclusive Planetary Qualifier promos and accessories that are only available at these events. Pre-registration is strongly encouraged. Careful decisions and well prepared decks can pave the way to a standout finish.

Take part in a Yu-Gi-Oh tournament played in the Edison format. The entry fee is $6.99.

Northtown Comic Book Shop hosts a One Piece event run in the Extra Regulation format. Admission is $6.99. All registrants receive a booster pack at regular price along with a promotional entry pack. Fans can share in the search for The One Piece and connect with one another.

The Light the Way Gala at the Davenport Grand offers an evening devoted to celebrating and supporting children and their families in the Inland NW who are navigating a childhood cancer diagnosis. Tickets are $125 per person, or $1,000 for a table that seats eight or ten. It centers on support for a journey no child should have to face.

Into the Drift makes a return appearance at the 9th St. Bistro located inside Huckleberry's Natural Market. Laurel and Dave set an easy groove while guests enjoy food from the bistro in a relaxed setting.

Northtown Comic Book Shop hosts a Digimon Card Game event celebrating the Digital World of Digimon. Entry is $5.99, and players receive a pack along with an event promo pack upon signing up. Each participant also adds a pack to the prize pool.

Bapeface takes the stage at SpoMoto CitySports in Spokane for an all-ages show. The bill includes somberisdead, 2.flights, brae.binladen, and akuma2x, with additional special guests planned. Tickets are $10 in advance and $20 at the door.

Northtown Comic Book Shop hosts Learn To Play sessions for three card games. New players can try the Pokemon Trading Card Game and the One Piece Card Game for $9.99 each, and each of those sessions includes a deck to keep. The Gundam Card Game session is free. Instruction is provided by knowledgeable staff, and participants can focus on a single game or explore more than one.

A casual Commander session at Sage's Portal features gameplay along with quests that award points and prizes. Entry costs $10 per person, and each player receives a pack upon arrival. Raffles for additional prizes take place at every event.

Karaoke takes center stage at Woodshed Bar & Grill, accompanied by food and drink specials. Between songs, guests can enjoy the pool tables and darts or cheer on the performers.

Killswitch Engage leads a multi-artist concert at Gesa Pavilion with Machine Head, Rivers of Nihil, and Judiciary on the bill. Attendees of all ages are welcome, and alcohol is available only to guests 21 and over.