Looking for things to do in Spokane Washington this weekend? From Broadway performances and arena concerts to live music and winter traditions, Spokane offers a full calendar of entertainment without the overwhelm of a major metro.
Here is your curated guide for February 14 to 15, 2026.
🎭 Disney’s The Lion King
First Interstate Center for the Arts | Through February 15, 2026
Showtimes
7:30 PM evening performances
2:00 PM weekend matinees
Tickets Required
Available through TicketsWest and Ticketmaster
This globally celebrated Broadway production is in downtown Spokane for a limited run. A night at The Lion King can include dinner nearby, a short walk to the theater, and a nationally acclaimed performance without leaving the city.
Downtown living makes evenings like this simple and memorable.
🏀 Gonzaga Bulldogs Men’s Basketball
McCarthey Athletic Center, Spokane WA | February 14, 2026, 7:30 PM
Game
Gonzaga vs Santa Clara
Tickets
Required
Available through Gonzaga Athletics and authorized vendors
Gonzaga basketball is a major part of Spokane’s identity. Home games bring packed stands, buzzing restaurants, and real community energy.
Living near Gonzaga University or North Spokane means game nights are part of everyday life. No travel. No hotel stays. Just high level college basketball minutes from home.
🎤 Winter Jam 2026
Spokane Arena | Friday, February 14 at 7:00 PM
Tickets Required
Available through Spokane Arena and authorized ticket vendors
Winter Jam brings nationally touring Christian music artists to Spokane for one high energy evening. This large scale production draws thousands and is one of the biggest touring concerts to stop in the Inland Northwest this season.
Having an arena that attracts national tours means residents enjoy big experiences without long travel days.
🏒 Spokane Chiefs vs. Tri City Americans
Spokane Arena | Saturday, February 15 at 6:05 PM
Tickets Required
Available through Spokane Arena box office and official vendors
A Chiefs game is one of Spokane’s favorite winter traditions. Fast paced hockey and a family friendly atmosphere make this an easy Saturday night plan.
For those living near downtown or North Spokane, arena events become part of normal life rather than a special occasion trip.
🕯️ Candlelight Concert Spokane
Bing Crosby Theater | Saturday, February 15 at 6:30 PM and 8:45 PM
Tickets Required
Available through official event vendors
Candlelight concerts transform iconic music into intimate performances under soft candlelight. Whether featuring classical compositions or modern tributes, this event offers a refined and romantic night out.
Spokane’s historic venues continue to elevate the city’s arts scene.
🎶 Live Music at Knitting Factory Spokane
Knitting Factory | Friday and Saturday evenings
Showtimes
Most performances begin between 7:00 PM and 8:00 PM
Tickets Required
Available through the Knitting Factory website
The Knitting Factory regularly hosts nationally touring artists and popular regional acts. This smaller venue creates an up close concert experience that feels energetic and personal.
Downtown Spokane’s walkability makes pairing dinner and live music effortless.
❤️ Valentine’s Day Ice Skating
Numerica Skate Ribbon at Riverfront Park | Friday, February 14
Hours
11:00 AM through evening hours
Tickets Required
Skate session passes and rentals available onsite or online
Ice skating at Riverfront Park is a Spokane winter classic. With river views and city lights, Valentine’s Day skating offers a romantic yet approachable way to celebrate.
Living near Riverfront Park means evenings like this can be spontaneous instead of planned months in advance.
Why Spokane Weekends Feel Different
Spokane offers Broadway tours, Division One athletics, arena concerts, historic theaters, and seasonal traditions in one connected city.
Entertainment is accessible. Walkable. Community driven.
That balance is one reason families, professionals, and retirees continue choosing Spokane. Weekend plans are not complicated. They are already here.
