Entertainment in Spokane County, WA

Whether you're planning a tiny, elegant cocktail reception, Wedding, school mixer or a colossal party, AMP'd Entertainment is here to serve you! Our #1 priority is guaranteeing that you event is ideal. Call us and lets get began planning that ideal event. AMP'D believes you should be the center of attention

Hey Mr. DJ offers various formats of music, music videos, lights and other special effects to fit tastes varying from big band to contemporary dance, top 40, country, classic, and everything in between. No matter the age array of your event, we're versatile and can accommodate various musical tastes.

Heroes and Legends has been a Spokane fixture since 2003 and has evolved into Downtown's premier Sports and Entertainment restaurant. With 34 flat screen monitors, and two 10' HD projection screens, tunable speakers on every table, plus just about every sports network on earth, Heroes and Legends has

Wild Sage is Spokane's premier downtown bistro for casual and romantic dinners, or drinks, desserts and tiny plates after a show or event. View photos of the restaurant. We're situated just a several blocks from Spokane's downtown retail core, office buildings and the city's flourishing arts and entertainment

The INB Performing Arts Center, owned and run by the Spokane Public Facilities District, serves as the premier entertainment venue in the Spokane Region. The Inland Northwest Bank has partnered with the Spokane Public Facilities District to present the INB Performing Arts Center (formerly the Spokane

At Memory Maker we're dedicated to delivering a solution customized to your business. Our mission is not to sell you a kiosk but a multifacted platform that will enhance your business, and aid grow it. We're constantly trying to improve our hardware and software platforms and staying on the cutting edge

Regal Entertainment Group operates the biggest and most geographically diverse theatre circuit in the US, consisting of 6, 756 screens in 547 theatres in 39 states and the District of Columbia as of January 28, 2010, with over 245 million annual attendees for the fifty-three week fiscal year ended January