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Spokane Events Calendar: Concerts, Festivals & More

The Spokane events calendar helps you choose a date for concerts, theatre, comedy and sports, then find the event page that matches your plans. Start with the month you want to visit or the category you enjoy most. Alongside those ticketed outings, this guide points you toward organizer-run community events, including confirmed 2027 dates for Bloomsday and Hoopfest. Those activities have their own calendars and registration arrangements.

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Spokane skyline, archival photograph
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The short answer

Use the Spokane events calendar for listed concerts, stage performances, comedy and games. Choose a month, browse the dates and open a specific event for details and ticket options. For community activities outside that catalog, follow the organizer links below. Bloomsday is scheduled for May 2, 2027, and Hoopfest for June 26-27, 2027.

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Concerts Across the Year

The concert calendar is a useful place to start when music is the main reason for going out. Knitting Factory Spokane offers a club-style concert setting, First Interstate Center for the Arts presents concerts among its stage programs, and The Fox is home to the Spokane Symphony. The room and the performer are both part of choosing a show.

Think about what you want to follow: a familiar musician, a symphony program or an artist you have been curious about. Once you have a choice, open the exact booking rather than assuming every date on a tour has the same arrangements. You can use the venue guide to understand the setting before comparing ticket options.

Watch a Spokane preview

This official Visit Spokane video offers a visual introduction to the area. Use it for a sense of place, then choose your dates and activities from the current calendars.

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Theatre and Comedy Performances

For a stage production, begin with theatre performances; for a comedian, try the comedy calendar. Keeping those searches separate makes it easier to find the kind of outing you actually want. A musical, ballet or stand-up set gives a different shape to an evening, even when the bookings share a venue.

First Interstate Center for the Arts presents touring Broadway productions as well as other performances. The Fox also hosts stage programs alongside its symphony concerts. Check the production and date on the individual event page. A familiar building name does not tell you what is onstage for every booking.

Sports on the Calendar

The sports calendar gives a game or competition its place in your plans. Spokane Indians baseball takes place at Avista Stadium, whose official visitor address is in Spokane Valley. Numerica Veterans Arena also schedules hockey and other sporting events. Treat the actual location as part of the choice, particularly if you are staying downtown.

Compare the opponent, date and local start information rather than choosing by team name alone. Repeated home games remain separate events. If you are inviting someone, share the exact event page so you are both looking at the same booking before considering seats.

Organizer-Run Community Festivals

Two major community dates are already confirmed for 2027: Bloomsday on May 2, and Spokane Hoopfest on June 26-27. They offer different ways to join local life: running or walking in Bloomsday, and outdoor 3-on-3 basketball at Hoopfest. Participant registration belongs with the respective organizer; it is separate from entertainment ticket links on this site.

For smaller gatherings, the library calendar lists workshops, discussions and programs with audience and registration details. Emerson-Garfield Farmers Market is a seasonal example at Emerson Park. Its posted June-September 2026 season has ended, so use the organizer for the next schedule. Do not read a past summer timetable as an invitation to visit this week.

Our community-events guide explains these different formats. Use it alongside the ticketed-event calendar, rather than expecting one calendar to cover every market, class and neighborhood gathering.

Seasonal Planning and Outdoor Events

A season can help you choose what to pair with an event. Spring and early summer runoff typically increases flow at Spokane Falls. Summer brings Duncan Garden annual displays at Manito Park. These are sightseeing ideas to place around a booking, not performances that appear automatically in the ticket calendar.

Outdoor plans depend on the place and conditions. Garden gates and some drives have seasonal schedules, while trail alerts can affect your chosen Centennial Trail segment. Keep a museum or performance in mind if an outdoor stop no longer suits the day. The aim is a plan you want to enjoy, not a checklist of everything operating in Spokane.

Duncan Garden at Manito Park, November 2010.
Duncan Garden at Manito Park, November 2010. Daderot · Public domain. Resized and converted to WebP; adaptations retain this license.

Browsing by Category

If your date is flexible, choose the activity first. Category pages let you compare several bookings in the same part of the calendar. If your travel dates are fixed, start with the monthly view and look at what falls within your visit. These two approaches answer different questions, so use the one that saves you the most searching.

A venue guide can narrow the search further when a particular location matters. Read its visitor information and upcoming-event list before choosing. The venue directory connects those guides without requiring you to guess where a performer will appear.

Planning Your Visit Around Events

Build the rest of your outing around the event you choose. Note the address, local start information and any entry instructions. Then decide whether another stop fits naturally before or after it. Avista Stadium at the fairgrounds is a different destination from a downtown theatre, so allow your route to reflect that.

For an indoor cultural stop, the MAC in Browne's Addition offers art and regional-history exhibitions. Regular museum admission includes Campbell House, but its visiting window differs from the main galleries. Main galleries are wheelchair accessible; historic Campbell House is not ADA accessible. Check the particular buildings you want to visit if access needs affect your plans.

Ready to choose a date? Open the calendar, select an event that interests you and explore its ticket options. If you only have a few days available, the weekend guide offers a more focused way to plan around the current Friday-Sunday listings.

A riverside section of the Spokane Centennial Trail, archival photograph.
A riverside section of the Spokane Centennial Trail, archival photograph. Robert Ashworth from Bellingham, WA., USA · CC BY 2.0. Resized and converted to WebP; adaptations retain this license.

Before you head out

Questions, answered

Where can I see the full Spokane events calendar?

The calendar at /events/ shows ticketed performances and games in the local catalog by month. For markets, library programs and community festivals, use the separate organizer links in this guide. Details ↗

When are Bloomsday and Hoopfest in 2027?

Bloomsday is scheduled for May 2, 2027, and Hoopfest for June 26-27, 2027. Use the organizer websites for participant registration and current event instructions. Details ↗

Which venues host concerts and theatre in Spokane?

First Interstate Center for the Arts presents Broadway and other stage performances. The Fox is home to the Spokane Symphony, and Knitting Factory Spokane provides a club-style concert setting. Check the selected event rather than assuming the same format at every venue. Details ↗

Are all Spokane community events free?

Admission and registration depend on the activity. Friends of Manito offers free summer classes with registration, while paid performances and participant events have their own arrangements. Read the organizer's information for the activity you select. Details ↗

Sources & References

Event details and visitor information checked 2026-11-03. Check the venue's current guidance before you travel.

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Promotional artwork for Jo Koy comedy event in Spokane, Washington.
Nov5

Jo Koy

· 8:00 PM

First Interstate Center for the Arts

Spokane, WA

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