Nearby Attractions to First Interstate Center for the Arts

Explore Spokane's Historic Sites

Spokane offers a rich tapestry of history and culture, perfect for exploring before or after your visit to the First Interstate Center for the Arts. Dive into the city's past with these notable sites.

• Historic Chinatown

  77 meters away, located on North Bernard Street, this area reflects Spokane's diverse cultural heritage.

• Michael P Anderson Memorial

  85 meters away, situated on the Spokane River Centennial Trail, commemorates the life of the astronaut and Spokane native.

Art and Sculpture in the City

Art enthusiasts will find Spokane a vibrant city to explore, with numerous sculptures and murals adding color and depth to the urban landscape.

• Moon Crater

  107 meters away, this sculpture is part of the Spokane River Centennial Trail.

• Centennial Sculpture

  181 meters away, located on North Stevens Street, adds artistic flair to the area.

• Black Lives Matter Mural

  148 meters away, a powerful mural on West Main Avenue.

Relaxing Walks and Scenic Views

For those who enjoy the great outdoors, Spokane provides beautiful trails and viewpoints to enjoy nature and the city's scenic beauty.

• Spokane River Centennial Trail

  110 meters away, this trail offers a picturesque route through the city.

• Lou Barbieri Bridge

  262 meters away, provides stunning views of the surroundings.

Memorials and Monuments

Reflect on history and honor the past by visiting Spokane's memorials, each telling a unique story.

• Vietnam Veterans Memorial

  229 meters away, located on North Washington Street, pays tribute to those who served.

• Garbage Goat

  229 meters away, a whimsical statue that is a favorite among locals and visitors alike.

Leisure and Recreation

Take some time to unwind and enjoy Spokane's leisure offerings, ideal for a relaxing day out.

• Riverfront Park

  344 meters away, a lush green space perfect for a leisurely stroll or a picnic.

• Looff Carrousel

  266 meters away, a historic carousel offering fun for all ages.

Nearby attractions around First Interstate Center for the Arts

Attractions and sights near First Interstate Center for the Arts in Spokane, Washington include Historic Chinatown (77 m), Michael P Anderson (85 m), Moon Crater (107 m), Spokane River Centennial Trail (110 m), Black Lives Matter (148 m), Spokane River Centennial Trail (174 m), Centennial Sculpture (181 m), Garbage Goat (229 m), Vietnam Veterans Memorial (229 m), Lou Barbieri Bridge (262 m). These can help you plan daytime activities before an evening event.

What to do before the show

Pair a daytime attraction with your evening tickets for a fuller trip to Spokane, Washington.

• Historic Chinatown

  77 m away, tourism

• Michael P Anderson

  85 m away, tourism

• Moon Crater

  107 m away, tourism

• Spokane River Centennial Trail

  110 m away, tourism

• Black Lives Matter

  148 m away, tourism

• Spokane River Centennial Trail

  174 m away, tourism

• Centennial Sculpture

  181 m away, tourism

• Garbage Goat

  229 m away, tourism

• Vietnam Veterans Memorial

  229 m away, tourism

• Lou Barbieri Bridge

  262 m away, tourism

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are some attractions near the First Interstate Center for the Arts?

Nearby attractions include Historic Chinatown, Michael P Anderson Memorial, Moon Crater, and the Spokane River Centennial Trail.

How far is Riverfront Park from the First Interstate Center for the Arts?

Riverfront Park is approximately 344 meters away from the First Interstate Center for the Arts.