Community Calendar
Community Engagement: Karaoke
November Community Engagement invites you to come sing your favorite songs or cheer on your friends!
Community Engagement: Board Game Cafe
Join Community Engagement at Sage’s Portal Board Game Cafe!
Life After High School Workshop (Part 1 of 3)
Get expert guidance on transitioning from high school to adulthood for students with IDD. Learn about adult disability services, self-advocacy, employment, education, housing, and Spokane-area resources—all in one supportive workshop from The Arc of Spokane.
Community Engagement: Food Bank
Join Community Engagement volunteering at the Southside Food Pantry!
Disability Pop Up
Join us for the Spokane Disability Collaborative’s monthly Disability Pop-Up. This event gives parents of children with disabilities the chance to sit down with community professionals, ask questions, and receive one-on-one support for whatever their family needs.
Parent Support Group
Parent groups offer time and support to navigate the rollercoaster of emotions and life adjustments of raising a child with a disability. These groups can help you to foster relationships with other parents as we build community together.
Community Engagement: Looff Carrousel & Coco
Join Community Engagement for a spin on the Looff Carrousel and enjoy coco downtown!
Life After High School Workshop (Part 2 of 3)
Get expert guidance on transitioning from high school to adulthood for students with IDD. Learn about adult disability services, self-advocacy, employment, education, housing, and Spokane-area resources—all in one supportive workshop from The Arc of Spokane.
Community Engagement: Food bank
Join the Community Engagement in volunteering at The Southside Food Pantry!
Family Support Conference
Join us for the Family Support Conference, a free, one-day event for parents and caregivers of children with disabilities in the Spokane area! Enjoy inspiring keynote speakers, interactive breakout sessions, and a resource fair featuring local organizations. Leave with practical tools, fresh strategies, and stronger connections within our supportive community.
Community Engagement: Art Class & Hot Coco
Join Community Engagement in the Community Center for an art class and hot coco!
Community Engagement: Video Game Practice
Join Community Engagement and come play Mario Kart World on the Switch 2!
Life After High School Workshop (Part 3 of 3)
Get expert guidance on transitioning from high school to adulthood for students with IDD. Learn about adult disability services, self-advocacy, employment, education, housing, and Spokane-area resources—all in one supportive workshop from The Arc of Spokane.
Community Engagement: Food Bank
Join Community Engagement in volunteering at the Southside Food Pantry!
Parent Support Group
Parent Groups offer time and support to navigate the rollercoaster of emotions and life adjustments of raising a child with a disability. These groups can help you to foster relationships with other parents as we build community together.
Community Engagement: Cookie Bake Night
Learn to bake cookies or share your baking skills!
Community Engagement: Pizza & Cornhole/Board Games
Join Community Engagement and enjoy pizza and games with friends!
Parent Support Group
Parent Groups offer time and support to navigate the rollercoaster of emotions and life adjustments of raising a child with a disability. These groups can help you to foster relationships with other parents as we build community together.
Breakfast With Santa
Come enjoy an exciting morning with Santa Claus, happy elves, and a family-friendly brunch. Families will be able to participate in the Christmas celebrations and take pictures with Santa. With access to our Winter Wonderland, this event will be ADA Accessible and Sensory-Friendly.
Breakfast With Santa
Come enjoy an exciting morning with Santa Claus, happy elves, and a family-friendly brunch. Families will be able to participate in the Christmas celebrations and take pictures with Santa. With access to our Winter Wonderland, this event will be ADA Accessible and Sensory-Friendly.
Parent Support Group
Parent Groups offer time and support to navigate the rollercoaster of emotions and life adjustments of raising a child with a disability. These groups can help you to foster relationships with other parents as we build community together.
Parent Support Group
Parent Groups offer time and support to navigate the rollercoaster of emotions and life adjustments of raising a child with a disability. These groups can help you to foster relationships with other parents as we build community together.
Parent Support Group
Parent Groups offer time and support to navigate the rollercoaster of emotions and life adjustments of raising a child with a disability. These groups can help you to foster relationships with other parents as we build community together.
Parent Support Group
Parent Groups offer time and support to navigate the rollercoaster of emotions and life adjustments of raising a child with a disability. These groups can help you to foster relationships with other parents as we build community together.
Parent Support Group
Parent Groups offer time and support to navigate the rollercoaster of emotions and life adjustments of raising a child with a disability. These groups can help you to foster relationships with other parents as we build community together.
Parent Support Group
Parent Groups offer time and support to navigate the rollercoaster of emotions and life adjustments of raising a child with a disability. These groups can help you to foster relationships with other parents as we build community together.
Parent Support Group
Parent Groups offer time and support to navigate the rollercoaster of emotions and life adjustments of raising a child with a disability. These groups can help you to foster relationships with other parents as we build community together.
Parent Support Group
Parent Groups offer time and support to navigate the rollercoaster of emotions and life adjustments of raising a child with a disability. These groups can help you to foster relationships with other parents as we build community together.
Parent Support Group
Parent Groups offer time and support to navigate the rollercoaster of emotions and life adjustments of raising a child with a disability. These groups can help you to foster relationships with other parents as we build community together.
Parent Support Group
Parent Groups offer time and support to navigate the rollercoaster of emotions and life adjustments of raising a child with a disability. These groups can help you to foster relationships with other parents as we build community together.
Parent Support Group
Parent Groups offer time and support to navigate the rollercoaster of emotions and life adjustments of raising a child with a disability. These groups can help you to foster relationships with other parents as we build community together.
Parent Support Group
Parent Groups offer time and support to navigate the rollercoaster of emotions and life adjustments of raising a child with a disability. These groups can help you to foster relationships with other parents as we build community together.
Zephyr FC Featured Non-Profit
Mark your calendars! On Thursday, October 30th The Arc of Spokane will be the featured nonprofit at the Spokane Zephyr FC match. 🎉
That means the Arc community gets exclusive discounted tickets, plus the chance to enjoy a little VIP treatment on the field. It’s a perfect night to celebrate soccer, community, and the incredible work The Arc of Spokane does every day for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
Exclusive On-Field Experiences
Join the pre-game Rumble to help fire up the stadium with Phil, and one lucky Arc supporter will even blow the Zephyr train horn to kick off the match!
🎟️ Save on Tickets
Exclusive Arc pricing is available for this match. Use the arc event link to get seats at a lower cost, sit in a reserved section with fellow Arc supporters, and celebrate your Arc pride! This is the best way to enjoy the game affordably, while standing behind the work that The Arc of Spokane does for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
✨ Community Impact
Every ticket purchased helps directly support The Arc of Spokane’s vital programs, so it’s your opportunity to invest in your community while you cheer on Zephyr FC!
IEP & 504 Informational Session
Learn how to support students with intellectual and developmental disabilities through IEPs and 504 Plans in this free virtual workshop from The Arc of Spokane. Discover key differences, advocacy strategies, and expert insights from PAVE’s Sherry Mashburn.
Akin Trunk-or-Treat
Join Akin for a fun-filled afternoon with candy, games, and a pop-up resource fair! Bring the whole family to enjoy trunk-or-treating, community resources, and festive fun.
Community Center Dance
On Wednesday October 15th from 4pm-6pm we’ll be celebrating Halloween at The Arc Community Center’s evening dance! Come wearing your Halloween costume and get ready to do the Monster Mash to your favorite Halloween Holiday songs!
October Disability Pop-Up
Support for Caregivers of children with disabilities and special healthcare needs (ages 0-18)
Areas of Focus: DDA Benefits, Resource Navigation, Problem Solving and Language Assistance.
Local Community Advocates will be here to help from organizations such as: DDA, Informing Families, Issac Foundation, The Arc of Spokane/ Parent to Parent, Northwest Autism, As360(autism webpage), children with special Health care needs, medically complex care giver community, local school district representative.
(virtual) Parent to Parent Support Group (p.m.)
Join morning Zoom meeting:
https://us06web.zoom.us/j/89853306631?pwd=xpxKwG1D3Gyq5023trZKmHmIf0JtKp.1
Meeting ID: 898 5330 6631
Passcode: 762594
The Zone Street Fair
Join us at the Hillyard Farmer’s Market for fresh produce, a Kids Zone, free food, free resources, and more!
Body & Soul Health Fair
Join fellow community members for the Body & Soul Health Fair hosted by WSU Spokane Community Mental Health CoLab, this free event offers physical and mental health screenings, workshops, a safe medication disposal station, and community resource tables. Attendees can enjoy snacks and drinks, plus giveaways like blood pressure cuffs, thermometers, first-aid kits, and COVID/flu tests.
Step Up DS Walk 2025
Our friends at DS Connections NW invite you to the 17th Annual Inland NW Step UP for Down Syndrome Walk, happening Saturday, September 20, 2025, in partnership with Valleyfest at Discovery Place Playground in Spokane Valley!
Join more than 500 friends, families, and kids for a day of celebration, music, and community. Come ready to show off your wild socks, enjoy face painting, bubbles, an inflatable maze, raffle prizes, Princess visits, and even meet a Zebra! With food, fun, and festivities for all ages, it’s a day you won’t want to miss.
(virtual) Parent to Parent Support Group (a.m.)
Join morning Zoom meeting:
https://us06web.zoom.us/j/89853306631?pwd=xpxKwG1D3Gyq5023trZKmHmIf0JtKp.1
Meeting ID: 898 5330 6631
Passcode: 762594
Rock The Disability Vote Workshop
Ready to make your voice heard? Join us for the Rock the Disability Vote Workshop, hosted by The Arc of Spokane in collaboration with AtWork and Spokane Public Library. This free event is designed to guide participants through the voting process with confidence and ease. Whether you're already registered to vote or just getting started, this event is your one-stop destination for all things voting, tailored especially for accessibility and empowerment.
(virtual) Parent to Parent Support Group (p.m.)
Join morning Zoom meeting:
https://us06web.zoom.us/j/89853306631?pwd=xpxKwG1D3Gyq5023trZKmHmIf0JtKp.1
Meeting ID: 898 5330 6631
Passcode: 762594
Spokane Fair Sensory Day
Sensory Day Returns to the 2025 Spokane County Interstate Fair!
We’re proud to once again host Sensory Day in partnership with The Isaac Foundation, The Arc of Spokane, Project ID, and the Northwest Autism Center.
Join us on September 9th for a day designed to be inclusive and enjoyable for all. Activities include craft-making and meet-and-greets with local sports mascots. From 11 AM to 5 PM, all carnival rides and games will run without lights or sound, creating a calm and sensory-friendly atmosphere.
Be sure to visit the dedicated quiet zone in the Plaza Courtyard, open from 11 AM to 5 PM and presented by The Arc of Spokane—a perfect spot to unwind and recharge.
Come experience a day of fun that’s thoughtfully tailored to meet everyone’s needs!
PARKING
Onsite parking is available for $10 – CASH ONLY
ANIMALS
Only licensed pet therapy animals are permitted. Pets are not allowed.
OUTSIDE FOOD
You’re welcome to bring your own food and non-alcoholic drinks to enjoy a picnic at the Fair!
September Disability Pop-Up
Support for Caregivers of children with disabilities and special healthcare needs (ages 0-18)
Areas of Focus: DDA Benefits, Resource Navigation, Problem Solving and Language Assistance.
Local Community Advocates will be here to help from organizations such as: DDA, Informing Families, Issac Foundation, The Arc of Spokane/ Parent to Parent, Northwest Autism, As360(autism webpage), children with special Health care needs, medically complex care giver community, local school district representative.
(virtual) Parent to Parent Support Group (a.m.)
Join morning Zoom meeting:
https://us06web.zoom.us/j/89853306631?pwd=xpxKwG1D3Gyq5023trZKmHmIf0JtKp.1
Meeting ID: 898 5330 6631
Passcode: 762594
South Perry Market
Stop by the BOSS booth at local farmers markets! Through this program, young people with disabilities gain hands-on experience creating and selling products, building skills for future success.
(virtual) Parent to Parent Support Group (p.m.)
Join morning Zoom meeting:
https://us06web.zoom.us/j/89853306631?pwd=xpxKwG1D3Gyq5023trZKmHmIf0JtKp.1
Meeting ID: 898 5330 6631
Passcode: 762594
Millwood Market
Stop by the BOSS booth at local farmers markets! Through this program, young people with disabilities gain hands-on experience creating and selling products, building skills for future success.
Fairwood Market
Stop by the BOSS booth at local farmers markets! Through this program, young people with disabilities gain hands-on experience creating and selling products, building skills for future success.
The Zone Street Fair
Join us at the Hillyard Farmer’s Market for fresh produce, a Kids Zone, free food, free resources, and more!
South Perry Market
Stop by the BOSS booth at local farmers markets! Through this program, young people with disabilities gain hands-on experience creating and selling products, building skills for future success.
(virtual) Parent to Parent Support Group (a.m.)
Join morning Zoom meeting:
https://us06web.zoom.us/j/89853306631?pwd=xpxKwG1D3Gyq5023trZKmHmIf0JtKp.1
Meeting ID: 898 5330 6631
Passcode: 762594
Millwood Market
Stop by the BOSS booth at local farmers markets! Through this program, young people with disabilities gain hands-on experience creating and selling products, building skills for future success.
Fairwood Market
Stop by the BOSS booth at local farmers markets! Through this program, young people with disabilities gain hands-on experience creating and selling products, building skills for future success.
Unity in the Community
Join us for Unity in the Community, Spokane’s largest multicultural celebration! This free, family-friendly event promotes diversity, inclusion, and community connection. Enjoy live performances, the Cultural Village, and a variety of engaging vendor areas, including:
Youth Fair
Career & Education Fair
Health Fair
Senior Resources
Local Vendors
Whether you're exploring new resources, enjoying entertainment, or connecting with others, there’s something for everyone. Let’s celebrate what makes our community strong—together.
Hosted at Riverfront Park – don’t miss this vibrant celebration!
South Perry Market
Stop by the BOSS booth at local farmers markets! Through this program, young people with disabilities gain hands-on experience creating and selling products, building skills for future success.