New Year’s Eve Fireworks at Riverfront Park – December 31

If you’re looking for a festive and family-friendly way to welcome the New Year, New Year’s Eve Fireworks at Riverfront Park is one of Spokane’s most beloved traditions. On Tuesday, December 31, friends, families, and visitors are invited to gather downtown for an early evening fireworks show that delivers celebration without the late-night rush.
Set against the winter beauty of Riverfront Park, this event offers a joyful way to reflect on the year behind us and step into the new one together. With an earlier start time, it’s perfect for families with kids, couples, and anyone who wants to celebrate without staying out past midnight.
Event Details
What: New Year’s Eve Fireworks
When: Tuesday, December 31, 2025
Time: Fireworks begin at 9:00 PM
Where: Riverfront Park, Spokane, WA
Admission: Free
A Spokane Tradition for All Ages
Unlike many New Year’s Eve celebrations, Spokane’s Riverfront Park fireworks are intentionally designed to be inclusive and family-friendly. The earlier showtime allows everyone to enjoy the excitement of fireworks while still keeping the evening relaxed and accessible.
Families can bundle up, stroll through the park, and find a favorite viewing spot near the Spokane River, the Pavilion, or the Clock Tower. The atmosphere feels festive but comfortable, making it easy to bring kids, grandparents, or out-of-town guests along.
Fireworks Over the Heart of Downtown
As the clock approaches 9:00 PM, anticipation builds throughout the park. When the fireworks launch, the sky above Riverfront Park lights up with color, reflecting off the river and surrounding landmarks. It’s a beautiful visual reminder of why this park remains the centerpiece of Spokane’s biggest celebrations.
The show delivers all the excitement of New Year’s Eve fireworks without the crowds or chaos of a midnight event, giving people space to enjoy the moment and each other.
Why You’ll Love It
New Year’s Eve Fireworks at Riverfront Park offer the perfect balance of celebration and simplicity. It’s free, welcoming, and easy to enjoy, making it one of the best ways to close out the year in Spokane. Whether you’re starting a new family tradition or continuing a favorite one, this event captures the spirit of community and optimism that comes with a fresh start.
Celebrate together, take in the lights, and head into the New Year feeling connected and refreshed.
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