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Rocky Mountain Gateway Region
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Northwest Museum of Arts & Culture - The Northwest Museum of Arts and Culture (MAC) was founded in 1918 as the Eastern Washington State Historical Society. The complex includes the historic Campbell House, Cheney Cowles Museum and the main exhibition building. The museum contains exhibits relating to the historical development of the Inland Empire, including displays on mining, timber and farming. Keller Heritage Center Museum and Park - The museum contains over 5000 artifacts of historic interest, depicting the development through the years of Northeast Washington. Spokane Valley Heritage Museum - The mission of the Spokane Valley Heritage Museum is to collect, preserve and exhibit the Spokane Valley history and culture for the benefit of the community. Riverfront Park - Located in the heart of Downtown Spokane on the site of the Expo '74 World's Fair, this urban 100 acre park offers natural Beauty of lush green meadows & a cascading river, a scenic Gondola rides over the Spokane Falls, a giant screen IMAX Theatre, Mini-Golf, nostalgic rides on the 1909 historic Looff Carrousel and much more. Rockin' B Ranch Cowboy Suppoer Show - Home of The best supper show in the west. A wholly unique experience: a belly-fillin', toe tappin', knee slappin' evening for the entire family. Chuckwagon, Western Showdown, and the Inland Northwest's best stage show. Spokane interPLAYERS - Spokane Interplayers Ensemble is the Spokane area's only resident professional theatre. The theatre performs an annual season of plays chosen from contemporary, classic, and original works. |
Spokane Center - The Spokane Center consists of four facilities: The Spokane Opera House, The Spokane Convention Center, The International Ag Trade Center and Joe Albi Stadium. These Entertainment facilities, owned and operated by the City of Spokane, are the focal point of entertainment, conventions and sports in the Spokane area. Wonderland Family Fun Center - Indoor and outdoor mini golf, video games, laser tag, batting cages, go karts, tube crawl, childrens games, simulators, restaurant, animated show. Open year round, free admission. Over 5 acres. Jundt Art Museum - The Jundt Art Museum includes the Jundt Galleries, a 2,800 square-foot gallery that can be divided into several exhibit areas; the Arcade Gallery, a 1,288 square-foot lobby for exhibit space, and the Chancellor's Room, a 1,450 square-foot exhibition lounge. The Museum also includes a print study room for Gonzaga's print collection. Cat Tales Zoological Park - A non-profit Zoological Park that is home to dozens of big cats including Siberian Tigers and other endangered species. Visitors may tour the Zoo on their own and learn about the animals from informative signs located throughout the facility or you may take a guided tour given by zoo staff. Spokane Civic Theatre - Spokane's only national award-winning producer of live theatre-musicals, comedy, drama, and world premieres-45 weeks per year. |
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