Indulge at Pig Out In The Park 2024

Get ready for Spokane’s favorite food and music festival, Pig Out In The Park, returning for its 43rd year! From August 28th to September 2nd, enjoy a feast for the senses at Riverfront Park with delicious food, live music, and a lively market. This beloved event promises to be bigger and better than ever, offering something for everyone.   Event Details Date: August 28th to September 2nd, 2024 Time: 11:00 AM - 10:00 PM daily Location: Riverfront Park, 507 N Howard St, Spokane, WA 99201 Admission: Free What to Expect 65 Food Booths: Satisfy your cravings with over 275 menu items from a wide variety of food vendors. From savory dishes to sweet treats, there’s something to delight every palate. 45 Public Market Booths: Explore a diverse range of market booths offering unique crafts, goods, and more. It’s the perfect place to find special gifts or souvenirs. 150 Free Live Concerts: Enjoy a fantastic lineup of 150 live music performances across 5 stages. With a mix of genres and styles, there’s sure to be something that gets your feet tapping. Family-Friendly Fun: With free admission, this event is perfect for families, friends, and food lovers looking to enjoy a day out in Spokane’s beautiful Riverfront Park. Why You Should Attend Diverse Food Choices: With 65 food booths and hundreds of menu items, Pig Out In The Park offers an unparalleled variety of culinary delights. Live Entertainment: The event features 150 free concerts, making it one of the best opportunities to enjoy live music in Spokane. Community Atmosphere: This annual event is a cherished tradition that brings the community together for six days of fun, food, and festivities. Join the Fun at Pig Out In The Park Don’t miss this iconic Spokane event, where you can eat, shop, and enjoy live music all in one place. Mark your calendars for August 28th to September 2nd, and bring your family and friends to Riverfront Park for a memorable time. We look forward to seeing you there!

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Join Us for Rock the Block 2024 in Spokane

Get ready to rock out at the third annual Rock the Block Music Event on August 24th! This exciting community event in the Garland District promises a night filled with top local music showcases, vintage clothing, art, and delicious food vendors. Come out and support the Garland community while enjoying an unforgettable evening of music and fun.   Event Details Date: August 24th, 2024 Location: Revolver North, 633 W Garland Ave, Spokane, WA 99208 Admission: $6 - $10 Contact: (509) 473-9885 What to Expect Live Music: Enjoy performances from some of the best local bands and artists as they take the stage to showcase their talents. From rock to indie, there's something for every music lover. Vintage and Art Vendors: Browse through a variety of vintage clothing, unique art pieces, and handmade crafts from local vendors. Food Trucks: Satisfy your hunger with delicious offerings from a selection of food vendors, featuring a variety of flavors to complement your evening. Community Spirit: Rock the Block is all about bringing the community together to celebrate local talent, creativity, and the vibrant culture of the Garland District. Why You Should Attend Support Local Artists: This event is a great opportunity to support Spokane's local music scene and discover new talent. Unique Shopping Experience: Find one-of-a-kind vintage clothing and art while enjoying the festive atmosphere. Affordable Fun: With admission priced between $6 and $10, Rock the Block offers an affordable way to enjoy live music and entertainment with friends and family. Be Part of the Fun Don’t miss out on the third annual Rock the Block Music Event. Mark your calendars for August 24th and get ready to experience an evening full of great music, tasty food, and community spirit. It’s the perfect way to spend a summer night in Spokane. We look forward to seeing you there!

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Discover Spokane’s Changing Monroe District: A Neighborhood on the Rise

  The Monroe District is undergoing a transformation, blending 100-year-old homes with brand-new developments. With some major changes in the Monroe business district, this neighborhood is becoming more desirable by the day. Stick around as we walk through the area, explore some fantastic local businesses, and help you decide if this could be your next home.   Exploring the Monroe District First, let’s talk about the Monroe District’s location. This neighborhood spans from Northwest Boulevard to Kora, right before the steep hill that leads into the Garland District. It’s a vibrant mix of single-family homes, duplexes, triplexes, and fourplexes. Monroe has always been a hub of activity, but recent improvements to the streetscape, designed to make it more pedestrian-friendly, have attracted some amazing new businesses. These changes have set the stage for Monroe to become one of Spokane’s most exciting areas.   The Best of Monroe: Boutiques and Food Monroe is best known for its unique boutiques and excellent food. You can spend an entire day exploring secondhand stores like Marilyn Monroe’s Chic, Schwab, Thread, and Tossed and Found, hunting for treasures and trinkets. When it comes to food, Monroe has some incredible options. One of my personal favorites is Elliott’s An Urban Kitchen, a must-visit for brunch lovers. And here’s a pro tip: try the verde biscuits and gravy—they’re phenomenal! Monroe is also home to Zozo Sandwich Shop, Bellwether Brewing, and local fast-food favorites like Zips. From gourmet meals to quick bites, Monroe has something for everyone.   New Developments on the Horizon The Monroe District is welcoming some exciting new developments. Currently under construction is Kindred Public House, a sister restaurant to Cascadia Public House. This new spot will bring a pub and tap house vibe to the neighborhood, adding to Monroe’s growing list of dining options. Indaba Coffee has recently opened a beautiful new location on Monroe, further enhancing the area’s appeal. This is their fourth or fifth location around town, and it’s a fantastic spot to grab a coffee. But the real game-changer is Millennium on Monroe, a new apartment building that’s also bringing in more restaurants and retail spaces. Although the planned Ballard Pizza Company from Seattle backed out, there’s still space for a potential pizza spot, something the district desperately needs. Chef Chad White’s Uno Mas Taco Shop is also opening up in the Millennium complex, along with a new 5,000-square-foot food hall called The Depot. If this food hall lives up to expectations, it could become one of Spokane’s hottest dining destinations.   Housing in the Monroe District Housing in the Monroe District is just as diverse as the businesses. From charming single-family homes to larger apartment buildings like Millennium on Monroe, there’s something for everyone. Prices range from the high $200,000s to mid-$400,000s, making this an affordable and walkable neighborhood in Spokane. For those who love the idea of being close to local businesses, Monroe offers the perfect blend of convenience and community. And even if you’re just visiting Spokane, spending a few hours exploring the Monroe District is a must.   Monroe is one of Spokane’s longest stretches of purely local businesses, making it a true gem in our city. If you’re considering moving to Spokane or want to explore other neighborhoods, I’d love to help you find the perfect fit. Use the link below to schedule a meeting, or reach out anytime by call, text, or email.

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