Located in the heart of Downtown Spokane on the site of the Expo '74 World's Fair, this urban 100 acre park offers... http://www.spokaneriverfrontpark.com/index.asp
Here, you can find information on Spokane entertainment and shopping attractions with names, locations, and contact information for local establishments.
Allegro Baroque & Beyond recreates delightful period music from the baroque, classic and romantic eras. Spokane's top early music performers and guest artists add to the vibrant season of concerts. http://www.allegrobaroque.org/
Enjoy a sneak preview of your Monday night conference entertainment! http://www.mcmanusplays.com/
Northwest Museum of Arts and Culture: http://www.northwestmuseum.org/
The Spokane Centennial Trail--a paved path running along the Spokane River from the Idaho State line to Nine Mile Falls--has something for everyone. Walk or run, bike or in-line skate, ride horseback in designated areas, or simply enjoy the natural beauty. You can picnic on the river's edge, launch a canoe, or sit and contemplate the rhythmic flow of the river. http://www.spokanecentennialtrail.org/
The Spokane Indians have announced a series of major events to celebrate the Indians 100th Anniversary Season in 2003. Professional baseball in Spokane dates back to the 19th century, but the team name Spokane Indians first appeared on 1903. The Spokane Indians played their first game on May 11, 1903. http://www.spokaneindiansbaseball.com/
Many golfing options are also available in or near Spokane: http://www.golfinspokane.com/
The Seattle Seahawks will be attending their training camp. Transportation is available to see and talk to the players. http://www.seahawks.com/
Regional Tours Blanketed in the coniferous forest and dominated by peaks along the westernmost reach of the Rocky Mountains, this northeastern corner of Washington State offers a unique blend of scenic beauty and cultural sophistication. http://spokane.ivisitorcenter.com/step1.aspx?DDID=13
The International Selkirk Loop is a unique, 280 mile (450km), scenic roadway that wanders through two countries, two states, three Indian Reservations, and a number of towns and villages. The loop connects the Pend Oreille Valley with the Kootenay Valley, forming one of North America's more remote and scenic highways. http://www.selkirkloop.org/
As we approach the 200th anniversary of Lewis and Clark's expedition, we commend their resourcefulness, determination, and bravery. This Bicentennial should also serve to remind us of our Nation's outstanding natural resources. Many of these treasures first detailed by Lewis and Clark are available today for people to visit, study, and enjoy. As the commemoration of this journey begins in 2003, I encourage all Americans to celebrate the accomplishments of Lewis and Clark and to recognize their contributions to our history.
