Valleyfest Events
Kick off Valleyfest at the Hearts of Gold Parade, Friday, September 25 at 7:30 p.m. on Sprague Avenue, featuring 30+ local restaurants along the route (road closes at 6 p.m. between University and Pines Roads).
Valleyfest spans from Mirabeau Point Park to the CenterPlace Regional Event Center. If you are looking for parking, we recommend taking the STA Shuttle from the Spokane Valley Mall (Saturday only). Parking at the Pinecroft Business Park to the northwest of the park, or the parking lot south of the CenterPlace Regional Event Center, is available on both days.
Food & Drink at Valleyfest
There’s something for every appetite at Valleyfest! By the Festival Stage in Mirabeau Park, cool off with Dippin’ Dots or grab a bag of Old Fashioned Kettle Corn, Sam’s Funnel Cakes, or fresh fruit from Mario’s Fruit Barn. Head to the Food Court for a bigger spread, with Azar’s, Egg Roll Express, Best Buzz, Lylo’s Oriental Café, Kim Enterprises, The Churro Hut, Smokeridge BBQ, MacDaddys, and Sabor Latino all serving up something different. Up at the family stage, you will find Popperazzi Kettle Corn. Over at West Lawn CenterPlace, you’ll find Smokeridge BBQ, Iced Out Coffee, Sweet Snack Attack, and Taste of India. And keep an eye out around the park for a few more favorites: Blue Truck Treats (Q259), Bizzy Bee’s Bakery (I152), and Shae’s Sweets (O229). Check the festival map for exact locations and hours — come hungry!
Sunday, September 27st— Featured Valleyfest Events
Located at Mirabeau Point Park
Dave Long is bridging the gap between that nostalgic sound you love and the things you are thinking about right now. Songs about faith, love, loss and the human condition–Dave is a songwriter who covers it all. His songs are catchy, cynical, hopeful and real. Since the moment he first picked up a guitar, Dave has had something to say. People are saying his new album, “The Other Side of the Road” is somehow, after all these years, his best. Visit thatdavelong.com to learn more or be a part of Dave Nation.
The Rusty Jackson band brings a mix of classic country like Johnny Cash, as well as prime country like George Strait, and then some iconic pop and rock hit songs from the 20th century as well as a few of Rusty Jackson’s original songs. And there’s always a touch of spontaneity and humor in all of Rusty’s shows.
Nate Ostrander is an Eastern Washington-based professional musician, audio engineer, and horse trainer. Known across the Pacific Northwest for his distinct blend of blues, blue-eyed soul, and psych-folk, he splits his time between training horses and performing live sets as a solo acoustic artist and with his band, Karma's Circle.
Located at Mirabeau Point Park
Sponsored by: Modern Electric
Performing since 1994 at a variety of venues, the Hillyard Belles are a senior volunteer variety show with a band, dancers, and skit performers. They dance in chorus line, western line dance, clog dance, and also perform skits. Accompanied by their Show Band, a talented group of musicians who play familiar music for our audiences, they belong to Vets 4 Guitars.
S.A.R. Spokane #1 was the first Sons of the American Revolution chapter organized in the state of Washington on February 1st, 1894. SAR is a non-profit, non-partisan organization committed to fostering patriotism, preserving American history, and educating future generations.
For more information about the SAR please visit our website.
509 Collective is a premier dance studio dedicated to training, artistry, and community. We empower dancers through high-level instruction, performance opportunities, and a commitment to growth both on and off the stage.
Spokane Chinese Association is a non-profit organization that connects and unites people of Chinese heritage in the Greater Spokane area with the purpose of fostering stronger community connections and pursuing a more enriched quality of life.
The Indian Youth Club of Spokane’s mission is to empower the next generation to embrace their culture, accept and include other cultures, and to bring diverse ideas and passion to various activities. The Indian Youth Club of Spokane teaches free Bollywood lessons to everyone in the community.
Spokane Desi Indian Women’s Club was envisioned and brought to life by a group of liberated women. The Spokane Desi Indian Women’s Club is organically evolving into a vibrant women’s hub grounded in the simple, powerful spirit of sisterhood. One of their dances is called “Kolattam” which is performed primarily by women in groups. Dancers hold two short wooden sticks, moving in a circle or a line to strike them together to create a beat.
Ballet Folklórico of Spokane is a volunteer-led group comprised of dancers ages 12 and up. We operate under the guidance and support of Nuestras Raices, an affiliation of the Hispanic Business Association. The objective of this program is to create an environment in which the Hispanic Latino community can explore and celebrate its culture and heritage while promoting cultural inclusion and diversity in wider society.
CenterPlace Regional Event Center
Sponsored by: City of Spokane Valley
Darin Hilderbrand, performing as Just Plain Darin, performs at The Ridler Piano Bar in downtown Spokane, Wash. (Erick Doxey/The Inlander)
Just Plain Darin is the stage name of Darin Hilderbrand, a prolific singer-songwriter, guitarist, and former frontman of the rock band Kidd Robin based in Spokane, Washington.
Tim Snodgrass, featuring Dave Olson, is a two-piece acoustic cover band, playing light rock ‘n’ roll, new and old country, and a variety of family-friendly music.
Tim Snodgrass on guitar and vocals, and Dave Olson on percussion; enthusiastic conga player must see.
Located at Mirabeau Point Park
Sponsored by: Washington Health Plan Finder
