The Spokane Night Market is a vibrant community gathering that celebrates local artisans, food vendors, and live performances. Set against the charming backdrop of Spokane's Riverfront Park, it transforms the evenings into a celebratory space for exploration and connection.
A flour tortilla filled with eggs, cheese, potatoes, salsa, and sometimes sausage or bacon, providing a savory and hearty start to the day.
A fragrant Vietnamese noodle soup made with beef or chicken broth, rice noodles, and topped with fresh herbs and lime, delivering a warm and flavorful midday meal.
Corn tortillas filled with marinated pork, pineapple, onions, and cilantro, offering a sweet and savory profile that's popular for dinner or late-night snacks.
Spokane Night Market may be held outdoors; a portable umbrella is a must-have to keep you dry in case of rain.
Shopping at the night market and walking around can be physically demanding; bring shoes that provide comfort and support for your feet.
You may want to shop at stalls and vendors at the market; bring a reusable bag to reduce waste and carry your items.
Handcrafted pottery embodies the artistic spirit of Spokane, often showcasing the region's natural beauty through vivid glazes and designs that reflect local landscapes. This tradition supports local artisans and provides a unique, functional piece of art.
Locally sourced spice blends celebrate the flavors of the Pacific Northwest, emphasizing fresh herbs and spices that can enhance home-cooked meals. These blends are crafted with care by local producers, ensuring every jar tells a story.
This intricate jewelry is made by local Indigenous artists, featuring traditional techniques and designs that carry cultural significance and tell stories of community heritage. Purchasing these pieces supports sustainable practices and local craftsmanship.
The Breakfast Nook is beloved for its classic American diner breakfast offerings and cozy atmosphere, making it a favorite spot for locals to start their day.
D'Lish is a popular café offering a variety of fresh, seasonal options ideal for lunch, attracting a crowd with its creative sandwiches and welcoming vibe.
Experience the heart of Spokane at this vibrant market, where local farmers and artisans come together to sell fresh produce, handmade goods, and crafts.
Explore the rich cultural history of the Northwest through art exhibitions, artifacts, and learning opportunities at this well-curated museum.
The Wild Olive specializes in Mediterranean and Italian cuisine, offering a unique dining experience focused on fresh, locally sourced ingredients in an intimate setting.
Stroll through this picturesque park along the Spokane River, featuring stunning views, a carousel, and the iconic Spokane Falls, beautifully illuminated at night.
A serene urban oasis offering walking paths, picnic spots, and stunning views of Mount Hood.
A charming museum nestled in the heart of Los Altos, California, dedicated to preserving and sharing the rich history of the Silicon Valley area.
Yagachi Dam, a scenic reservoir nestled in the Western Ghats, offers serene views and is a popular picnic spot.