Expo Art in the Spokane River
I don’t know what that thing represents but it is an art piece installed for Expo 1974. May, 2011.
Expo
Toward a 21st Century Spokane
What do prosperous, modern, mid-sized American metros look like? How do we carve a niche that’s different from our competitors? How does a mid-sized city like Spokane distinguish itself from the pack, be unique, be something that others are not? Spokane, for its part, has generally been stuck in a malaise of mediocrity since Expo-74 – our high-water mark in recent memory. For over 40 years, local folk have pointed to the transformative events of 1974 as the seminal marker in Spokane’s contemporary history. And they are right to do so. The bold decisions that led up to hosting an […]
Gondolas Beneath Monroe Street Bridge
The best way to see Spokane Falls is via a sky-ride over them. Our gondola line was built for Expo 1974 and remains one of Spokane’s most unique attractions. May, 2011.
The Shops Beneath the Pavilion
The shops beneath the Pavilion in Riverfront Park provide access to the IMAX and additional kids activities. May, 2011.
The Pavilion, Clock Tower, and Imax
Artifacts of Expo 1974, the Pavilion, Imax, and Clock Tower. May, 2011.
Beneath the Pavilion
The Pavilion in Riverfront Park hosts a multitude of activities beneath it. It was constructed for Expo 1974. June, 2004.
Spokane Expo 1974 Art
What is that thing? This art piece was installed for Expo 1974 outside the Opera House. June, 2004.