Events in Spokane September
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Events in Spokane September 2026 schedule
September in Spokane is packed with an exciting variety of events catering to diverse interests. Sports enthusiasts can enjoy multiple Spokane Indians baseball games at Avista Stadium from September 1st through the 6th, facing off against the Everett AquaSox in a series of home games. For live music lovers, notable performances include Big Thief at the Knitting Factory on September 5th, Anne Wilson at the Martin Woldson Theatre At The Fox on September 11th, and For King and Country at the First Interstate Center for the Arts on September 24th. Comedy fans can catch Ali Wong at Spokane Comedy Club on September 8th and 9th, or enjoy Ashley Gavin's stand-up shows on September 10th and 11th. The popular band Queen's tribute, 'It's A Kinda Magic,' performs at Bing Crosby Theater on September 20th, alongside a variety of other concerts such as Ghostbusters In Concert and performances by Nate Smith and Kenny Wayne Shepherd Band. For sports action beyond baseball, the Spokane Velocity FC soccer team hosts matches against Athletic Club Boise at ONE Spokane Stadium on September 20th. In addition to these, the month features thrilling events like the PRCA Rodeo at the Spokane County Fair & Expo Center on September 11th and 12th, and the Spokane Chiefs hockey games against the Tri-City Americans on September 26th at Numerica Veterans Arena. Family-friendly and entertainment events like Demolition Derby on September 19th and 20th, as well as the 'It's a 2000's Party' at the Knitting Factory on September 5th, add to the vibrant September lineup. Top venues across Spokane, including the First Interstate Center for the Arts, Knitting Factory Spokane, and the Bing Crosby Theater, host a range of performances ensuring there's something for everyone to enjoy this September.