Spokane in Season: Shop, Stay, and Play

Explore local gems, summer stays, and outdoor fun

By Like Media Team

As summer kicks into gear, Spokane shines with its mix of sunshine, scenery, and local flair. From stylish boutiques and vintage gems to welcoming hotels and outdoor escapes, June is the perfect time to discover what makes this city special. Plan a weekend adventure, dive into a staycation, or simply explore something new—Spokane is ready when you are.

Shop

June is the perfect month to explore Spokane’s growing retail scene, where creativity and craftsmanship shine.

The Great PNW Flagship Store (1098 W. Summit Parkway) – This Spokane-based apparel brand celebrates Pacific Northwest pride with bold, modern designs. Find hats, tees, hoodies, and more.

Swank Boutique (4727 N. Division St.) – Located in North Spokane, Swank Boutique offers stylish and affordable women’s clothing, accessories, and gift items. The curated collection features fashion-forward pieces for women of all ages.

The Boulevard Mercantile (1012 N. Washington St.) – A must-visit for vintage lovers, this curated shop features furniture, décor, lighting, and collectibles from the 1900s to the 1970s. With ever-changing inventory, it's a favorite spot for finding one-of-a-kind treasures that blend nostalgia with style.

The Kitchen Engine (621 W. Mallon Ave., inside the Flour Mill) – A culinary treasure trove offering kitchen gadgets, specialty foods, and cooking classes.

Stay

Whether you're in town for a quick weekend or a longer escape, these new and hidden gems offer comfort with a local flair.

Hotel Indigo Spokane (110 S. Madison St.) – This boutique hotel, housed in a restored historic building, blends vintage charm with upscale touches.

MAX at Mirabeau (1100 N. Sullivan Rd.) – Part of the Mirabeau Park Hotel, MAX offers stylish accommodations alongside a full-service restaurant and bar. Guests enjoy a modern, comfortable stay with easy access to Spokane Valley attractions and dining.

Play

June offers ideal weather to experience Spokane’s outdoor and cultural scene.

Centennial Trail – Rent a bike and cruise the 37-mile trail that connects Spokane to Coeur d'Alene, winding through Riverfront Park, the university district, and more.

Beacon Hill Trails – Popular with mountain bikers and trail runners, Beacon Hill offers panoramic views, lush terrain, and a mix of technical and flowy trails mapped out on Trailforks.

Bing Crosby Theater (901 W. Sprague Ave.) – Check the June lineup for live music and performances at this historic venue named after Spokane’s famous son.

With long days and warm nights, June sets the stage for unforgettable moments around Spokane. Explore hidden trails, sip and shop your way through the city, or unwind comfortably after a well-spent day. However you enjoy the season, Spokane delivers experiences worth savoring.

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