A visit to any one of the many beautiful parks in Spokane is a delightful experience. However, the Gaiser Conservatory (in Manito Park) is a year round showcase of tropical, sub-tropical and temperate plants that you don't want to miss. Colorful, beautiful, and interesting are just a few of the adjectives that describe the displays.
Spokane Tour of Historic Homes Mother's Day Weekend May 9th and 10th, 2015
26th Annual Mother's Day Tour on Spokane's beautiful Manito Boulevard 12 to 4 PM both days
Tickets available the day of the event and online at www.northwestmuseum.org
Treat yourself (and Mom) to a fun afternoon touring historic homes. Tickets: $20 each Benefit: Northwest Museum of Arts & Culture of Spokane
Flowers for Mom Horse & Carriage Rides Historic homes tour ............and while you are out and about why not visit beautiful Manito Park, the Japanese … (0 comments)
Visiting my alma mater, Lewis and Clark High School, Spokane, Washington, and attending all the events scheduled for my 50th High School Reunion was undoubtedly the best event of the year. I may change my mind after the Elton John concert in a couple of weeks but for now, WOW!!!!! Graduates congregated at the golf course, at grade school parties and the memorial. We partied hardy at the Davenport Hotel enjoying dinner, drinks and dancing. Three hundred thirty-three people attended. Bet you can't beat that number at your … (2 comments)
manito park: Turkey Trot in Spokane Tomorrow
- 11/27/13 02:39 AM
Turkey Trot in Spokane Tomorrow Athletes and non-athletes are gathering at beautiful Manito Park to enjoy some fresh air and exercise before sitting down to Thanksgiving dinner. No registration. No fee. Spokane's Turkey Trot is a fun run sponsored by the BRRC (Bloomsday Road Runners Club) and starts at 8 AM. It is a great excuse to get out of the kitchen!Please bring canned food or cash donations. Turkey Trot in Spokane Tomorrow. Happy Thanksgiving to all.
Just look around............they are blooming everywhere; enjoy the fragrant blossoms.
Lilacs were introduced to this area in the early 20th century - 1906 as the story goes. Spokane's parks and gardens became home to many varieties of the hearty blooming shrub and Spokane earned its nickname the "Lilac City" in 1930.
The word "lilac" doesn't adequately describe the shades of purple reflected in the extensive varieties. Purple deepens to burgundy, and white as well as pink are quite common. The hardy shrubs survive and thrive in Spokane's warm summer and cold winter climate. Did you know.........lilacs can grow from 6' to … (1 comments)
Wordless Wednesday: Gaiser Conservatory at Manito Park, Spokane WA 
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