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When in Spokane, you should definitely make the time to check out the Clock House. This highly interesting shop specializes in--you guessed it--clocks of every kind. Wall clocks, Grandfather clocks, and vintage alarm clocks are just a few of the many timepieces that you'll find here. Also, don't forget to see all of the cuckoo clocks that range from the simple to the incredibly detailed. Plus, there's an excellent collection of Art-Deco pieces that are so cool, you'll never lose track of time again!

You'll laugh, you'll dance, and you'll have a hard time forgetting the frenzied, side-splitting performance of the improv theater troupe that hits the stage regularly at the Blue Door. This group originally began in Seattle but fortunately, for audiences in Spokane, they now make their home at the Blue Door. The venue is intimate, as it only seats 65 audience members, but before the evening is over, you'll be laughing along with 65 of your closest friends!

One of the most popular tours in Spokane is a walking tour known as Sculpture Walk. Begin by stopping in to the Visitor Center at 201 W Main to get your map. The Sculpture Walk winds through Riverfront Park and moves along the Centennial Trail. The original starting point is Washington State University's downtown campus and extends out to the southeast corner of the Monroe Bridge. See some truly intricate sculptures along the way, while getting some good exercise in the process.