SantaCon in Spokane, WA

There is an event page for Spokane, but its date is not confirmed in our data, so we do not want to guess. The Spokane event page is the first place a date would appear once it is confirmed. The dates confirmed so far for other cities are December 5, 12 and 19, so December is the likely window, though Spokane is not guaranteed. Hold off on non-refundable travel until a date is confirmed.

In Washington, our event data also shows Tacoma (Dec 12) and Seattle (Dec 5). Dates and details are on each city's event page. Check driving time and parking ahead of time. If you are driving, look at parking and rideshare options near the start point.

Expect a costume-heavy holiday bar crawl: Santa suits, elf outfits and plenty of red and green as the crowd heads from bar to bar. It runs casual and social, with plenty of photo-worthy costumes in every bar you step into. The Spokane event page holds the details that apply to this city. Going with friends makes it easier, since the night is more fun in a group.

Venue details for Spokane live on the event page, if they have been released yet. Venue lists can change, so look again closer to the event date. Plan parking or a rideshare around the start information once it is posted. Ask your group to pick a backup meeting spot in case you get separated.

Costumes are the point: think Santa, Mrs. Claus, elves or anything holiday-themed that you can move around in. Check the Spokane forecast before you head out; a layer you can remove helps when you move between bars. Wear shoes you can stand in for hours. Test the outfit at home so you know it stays put.

We cannot confirm ticket availability or prices for Spokane from the data behind this page, so start with the event page. Buy only through the checkout link shown there so you know you are paying the right organizer. Group and refund policies, if any, are set per event, so read them before buying. Compare any bundle options only after confirming the date matches your plans.

Expect to be 21 or older. The 21-and-over drinking law applies in Spokane just as it does nationwide. If your group includes anyone under 21, check the event page before you plan around them. A phone photo of an ID may not be accepted at the door, so bring the physical card. Keep it in a secure pocket so it does not get lost in a crowd.