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Bloomsday is the largest timed race in the world, and, as its name indicates, is held every first Sunday in May. The race is held in Spokane and it spans 7.46 miles; its participants train for the stretch all year long. It is quite a spectacle to see the over 50,000 runners take to the racing route and engage in a dramatic competition that not only celebrates the discipline and spirit of athletic competition, it also aptly celebrates Spokane's undeniable community spirit.

When you're looking for a great place to bowl in Spokane, look no further than North Bowl Bowling Alley. This full-service recreation facility has it all! Enjoy open bowling, league bowling, tournaments, and lots more. This is the perfect place for birthday parties, family get-togethers, fund raising, or corporate team building outings. Plus, there are plenty of special events that include the popular "Lights and Strikes" feature where you can bowl with the lights out! So get your bowling ball and bowling shoes and get ready to be bowled over at North Bowl!

Strolling through the impressive galleries at the Jundt Art Museum will put your senses on high alert. The various captivating images, sculptures, and other pieces are as stunning as they are thought-provoking. Prints, glass works, photographs and tapestries from some of the world's most recognized artists make up the impressive collection, so plan to spend more than a little while absorbing it all.

Spokane's Spokesman-Review Building is an unmistakeable part of the city's skyline. The building, once the tallest structure in town, is also the home of the Spokesman-Review, Spokane's newspaper. There is much history in this classically designed building, and you can book a tour to see not only the building itself but you will also get an interesting glimpse into the inner-workings of a daily newspaper from its offices to its presses.