Welcome, Active Living Guests!
6th Annual
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We’re excited that you’ve chosen to attend one of the area’s premier wellness events! The Spokesman-Review and other organizers hope you enjoy your visit to the Mirabeau Park Hotel and Convention Center, whether this is your first Active Living Expo or you’ve attended them in the past.
More than 50 vendors are here, as well as interesting speakers ready to share their knowledge and help you have fun, boost your health and increase your knowledge. Being active – whatever your age –can mean looking for everything from ways to improve your finances to checking out a new hiking trail. You’ll get suggestions on leisure activities, wellness ideas, and ideas for activities in our community.
Some of the scheduled activities worth checking out:
• Interested in planning your next trip? Get some great travel resources.
• Want help navigating health care? There’s lots of people here to help!
• Have you ever considered pickleball? More and more people are picking up this low-impact sport that’s fun and easy to master.
• A spring and summer fashion show organized by Audrey’s Boutique. Learn useful ways to look your best in any situation, from active apparel to formal gowns.
Plan to spend a leisurely day on the Expo floor where you’ll hear about travel planning, fitness activities, exercise breakthroughs, and many more interesting topics. We’d also love to hear what you think which helps our planning for future Active Living Expos!
We’re looking forward to seeing you!
Sincerely, The Spokesman-Review Marketing Team
WANT TO HAVE A GREAT ACTIVE LIVING EXPO EXPERIENCE? WE CAN HELP.
Whether it’s your first or your sixth Active Living – or anywhere in between – there’s always a lot to see and do.
We want our guests to enjoy themselves but not become overwhelmed. That’s why we’ve come up with the following helpful strategies.
• Ask for help! There are more than 20 “Event Staff” members in black T-shirts who are here for the sole reason to help guests and vendors have a good day. We’ll be happy to point you in the right direction or answer a question.
• It’s OK to take a break. There are plenty of chairs all around the Expo area. If you need a longer pause, the MAX Lounge is right down the hall and has a wonderful menu of food and drink.
Today, they’re even serving $5 mimosas.
• Pet some puppies! Our friends at SpokAnimal have brought some puppies and kitties that need homes. You don’t have to take one home but you’re welcome to come by for a quick pet.
• Read this program. Our official guide gives info about the speakers, the vendors, and other interesting parts of the event. You can plan your day around which speaker to see.
• Share your feedback! If you have a suggestion, we’d love to hear it. Please tell one of the staff or take a moment to fill out one of the cards by the Prize Booth.
Leslie Lowe is the Chief Forecaster for KHQ. She began her broadcasting career in radio in 2002, transitioning to television soon after and quickly finding a love for weather. She joined
the KHQ news team in December 2008, just in time to kick off the snowiest winter on record for Spokane. In 2023, she moved from the Wake Up Show to evening programming. Being a part of our community has been very important to Leslie for many years. She’s helped raise thousands of dollars for Special Olympics. She also enjoys being an emcee at several community events including Spokane’s Lilac Association, Spokane Valley Firefighters, The Girl Scouts, Meals on Wheels, Providence Health Care and Susan G. Komen’s Race for a Cure. Leslie enjoys travel, spending time with her children and grandchildren, working out and being in the outdoors.
Leslie Lowe Emcee for the Active Living Expo!
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EXHIBITORS
Riverview Retirement Community
26. Sixth Avenue Pharmacy
27. Family Resource Home Care
28. Natural Grocers
29. Dishman Hills Conservancy
30. Edward Jones - Jordan Moody & Nate Brown
31. Compass Care, LLC
32. Beltone Hearing Center
33. Health Flow - Independent BEMER Partner
34. Bath Fitter
35. Full Circle - Organic Fruit and Vegetable boxes
36. Culligan Water Co. 37. RiverCare
38. LeafFilter Gutter Protection
39. ShillMed Weight Loss & Lifestyle Medicine Center
40. Inland Imaging
41. NeuroStim TMS Centers
42. The Spokesman-Review
43. OsteoStrong
44. ICCU
45. Premier World Discovery
46. CaptionCall by Sorenson
47. Spokane County Library District
48. Bridge For The Brain
49. SilverSneakers
50. Airway Heights Rec Center (Airway Heights Parks & Recreation) 51. Eyemart Express
52. Spokane Lilac Festival Association
53. SpokAnimal
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MIRABEAU PARK HOTEL & CONVENTION CENTER
1100 N Sullivan Rd, Spokane Valley, WA
FROM SPOKANE VALLEY/NORTH IDAHO
Follow Interstate 90 west. Take Exit 291B (Sullivan Road). Turn left onto Sullivan Road, then turn left at Mission Avenue into the parking lot.
PARKING
Parking can be found on the south and east sides of the facility as well as the front entrance area. Disabled/ADA parking can be found in the front. A free golf cart shuttle is available.
FROM WEST
Follow Interstate 90 east. Take Exit 291B (Sullivan Road).
Turn right onto Sullivan Road. Take the first left at Mission Avenue, and turn into the hotel parking lot.
ADA/HANDICAPPED PARKING
The Mirabeau Park Hotel and Convention Center provides parking for vehicles with handicapped licenses or tags. These are found on the side by the main entrance, facing Sullivan Road, close to the Active Living floor. There are others on the north side, facing Interstate 90.
EVENT AGENDA
JOIN IN THE FUN OF PICKLEBALL POWER PICKLEBALL JEREMY ROSENVALL GET A GLIMPSE OF SUPER SPRING AND SUMMER STYLES AUDREY’S BOUTIQUE VICTORIA FERRO 10:30 - 11:15
11:30 - 12:30 WORRY-FREE ESTATE PLANNING ELG ESTATE PLANNING LYNN ST. LOUIS 10:00 - 10:45 11:00 - 11:45
CALM THE FIRE WITHIN NATURAL GROCERS BROOKE BEIER
12:45 - 1:30
LET’S GET THIS PARTY STARTED! NOTHING BUNDT CAKES ANNAMARIE MEGRDICHIAN
PLAN YOUR 2025 GETAWAY PREMIER WORLD DISCOVERY LIZ BELL 12:30 - 1:15 ENRICH YOUR LIFE AND ADVANCE YOUR CAREER ACT 2 KORISSA MCGLOCKLIN KAYLEE THOMAS & CCE CHRISTINE CURTIS 13 ESSENTIALS FOR OUTDOOR ACTIVITY SPOKANE MOUNTAINEERS CHARLES ROBESON, CHUCK HUBER, AND JOHN MCKEE GET OUTSIDE! AN ALMOST CURE FOR ALMOST ANYTHING AMMI MIDSTOKKE 10:15 - 11:00 11:15 - 12:00 12:15 - 1:00
2025 EVENT SPEAKERS
ACT 2 Korissa McGlocklin
Korissa McGlocklin is the director of the Spokane Community College ACT 2 program. She has a master’s degree in Library and Information Science from the University of Washington and has over nine years of higher education experience. A first-generation college student and SCC alumna, Korissa enjoys serving the greater Spokane area and northern county ACT 2 students, known as ACT 2 Stars. Korissa is married with two children, has pet fish, and every Saturday night is a family slumber party. She is a lifelong learner, fair weather outdoor person, and celebrates accomplishments with food.
Act 2: Kaylee Thomas
Kaylee Thomas is the Program Coordinator for ACT 2. She was involved with Continuing Education through the Spokane Community College’s Parent Cooperative Preschool program for more than 8 years. Kaylee is a former Running Start student, Americorps member, Central Washington University graduate and Washington native. Kaylee loves to get caught on the phone helping students and hearing how much their classes have benefitted them! Kaylee along with her husband and three children stay busy playing and following basketball in the winter, baseball and gardening in the spring and jumping in as many lakes as possible over the summer.
Corporate and Continuing Education:
Christine Curtis
Christine Curtis is the Cyber Security Program Manager for Corporate and Continuing Education. Her work is focused on building IT and cyber security programs for students to earn certificates and streamline their employment while maintaining high industry standards. Her work focuses on helping community members find short-term programs to achieve career goals. She was previously an Assistant Professor of Communication at Edward R. Murrow College of Communication. She holds a master’s degree in communication with a focus on emergency management and crisis communication. She also coaches gymnastics with her identical twin for University High School. She loves her four dogs and cooking for her husband and extended family.
Annamarie Megrdichian: Let’s Get this Party Started!
Annamarie Megrdichian, owner of Nothing Bundt Cakes in Spokane, is a secondgeneration Armenian and the eldest of six. Annamarie has been a supervisor at a credit union, director of operations for an assisted living facility, a Realtor, a loan officer, and a police and fire dispatcher for the City of Riverside. She is the co-owner of three different businesses in California and Washington, including seven Nothing Bundt Cakes franchises.
Annamarie lives with her husband Gerry and three dogs. She enjoys cooking, time with family and friends, and sharing positive energy. She and Gerry are looking forward to retiring in North Idaho in a few years.
Lynn St. Louis: Worry-Free Estate Planning
Lynn St. Louis is the founder of Elder Law Group PLLC, also known as ELG Estate Planning, a preeminent estate planning and elder law firm providing Asset Protection Estate Planning™ and Medicaid Asset Preservation Strategies® legal services, with offices in Spokane, Kennewick, and Seattle. She is a lifelong Washington resident and has a bachelor’s and law degree from the University of Washington. She is licensed to practice law in Washington and Idaho.
Lynn has earned the highest rating from the country’s two premier lawyer rating services, Avvo and Martindale-Hubbell. She is one of only 5% of female attorneys selected for the Bar Register of Preeminent Lawyers.
2025 EVENT SPEAKERS
Brooke Beier: Inflammation 101: Calm the Fire Within
Brooke Beier graduated from Washington State University with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Nutrition and Exercise Physiology. Chronically curious, Brooke has an insatiable appetite for learning about nutrition and holistic wellness. She believes nutrient-dense foods and a balanced lifestyle can be the best medicine. As the Nutritional Health Coach with over 10 years of experience at Natural Grocers, Brooke is thrilled to guide and educate others in the pursuit of their personal health goals.
Jeremy Rosenvall: Join in the Fun of Pickleball
Jeremy Rosenvall is the CEO and owner of PowerPBC. He brings a background and passion in business management, sales and marketing, and real estate. He graduated from Brigham Young University in 2011 with a double major in Business Management and Exercise Science with a dream of being involved in the sports world. In 2024, Jeremy moved
to Spokane and made his dream a reality by opening up Power Pickleball Club. He and his wife, Sarah, love Spokane Valley and are the proud parents of six children with another on the way!
Liz Bell: Make Trip Planning Fun and Easy
Liz Bell’s 20-plus year career in tourism started when she was hired as a narrator for a local boat tour company. This evolved into 17 years working as a Tour Director in the Canadian Rockies, Alaska, New Mexico, and Eastern United States. She managed land operations for an adventure cruise company based out of Seattle for three years. She continues to be delighted to be part of the Premier World Discovery Sales team promoting their wonderful trips for the past two years.
Ammi Midstokke: Going Outside:
An almost cure for almost anything Ammi Midstokke grew up in the forests of North Idaho, where spring trilliums and fall firewood left their mark on her soul. After over a decade of global adventures that often included the luxury of electricity and running water, she returned to her hometown of Sandpoint. She lives in the mountains with her husband, their two children, and a fluctuating animal-tohuman ratio. She is an author and weekly columnist for The Spokesman-Review and other publications. When she is not writing, she can be found exploring the mountains or admiring the wonders of nature.
Chuck Huber, Charles Robeson, and John McKee
Meet the Spokane Mountaineers and Learn 13 Essentials for Outdoor Activity
Three members of the Spokane Mountaineers are excited to share an indepth look at the organization’s mission and activities centered around outdoor education, recreation, and conservation. Their presentation will highlight the ways Spokane Mountaineers engage with and give back to the community, fostering a
deeper appreciation for the natural world. They will introduce the “13 Essentials,” a crucial set of items they believe every adventurer should carry in the backcountry, ensuring safety and preparedness.
Chuck Huber has been a Spokane Mountaineer since 2004. He serves as co-chair of the club’s Hiking Committee, which schedules and provides leaders for hiking events. Chuck is a lifelong hiker and backpacker, cyclist, and skier who in 2004, moved with his wife, Wendy, to Spokane. A retired engineer, Chuck also leads adventure travel trips abroad for the Appalachian Mountain Club.
John McKee is currently the club’s president. He has been active in the outdoors his entire life, and joined the Spokane Mountaineers in 2015, shortly after moving to Spokane. He loves to kayak, backpack, hike, ski, bike, and pretty much every other thing the Mountaineers offer.
Charles Robeson is one of the club’s Backpack School directors this year.
Chuck Huber
Charles Robeson
John McKee
EASY PLANNING for new horizons
Among other pieces of advice Oscar Wilde gave the world, he once encouraged people to “travel far, travel often, and travel without regrets.”
This is still good advice for anyone, regardless of their age or occupation.
Travel is the perfect opportunity to see new scenery, have other experiences, and see things from new perspectives.
It’s true that some people like staying put in their comfortable surroundings. Nothing wrong with this!
Others have more of a yearning to see and do more. Nothing wrong with this either. In some cases, taking a trip can help you appreciate what you have at home.
This year’s Active Living will offer a variety of opportunities for those
wishing to travel more, including organized trips around the country. It will also offer some suggestions for ways to explore your own community – even if you’ve lived here for years, we bet there are still some places that are still on your list to check out one of these days.
Today, there’s even a term for checking out the exciting things in one’s
community – a stay-cation. It’s easy on the budget as well as satisfying if you’ve got the travel bug.
Even if a major trip isn’t in the cards in the near future, we hope Active Living can give you some easy and delightful ideas for how to start your research for a dream trip.
As a community organization, it is our responsibility to give back to local organizations who share the same values as we do.
When families choose Heritage Funeral & Cremation, they help put funds back into the Spokane Community through our robust Community Partner Program.
We also give back to local families through our children and infant program; where we provide free funeral and cremation services for children up to 6 years old and discounted rates for children 6 to 17 years of age.
Ponderosa Ballroom 11:30 - 12:30 PM
Audrey’s Boutique always happy to help set shoppers up with style Fashion Show
Victoria Ferro is the owner of Audrey’s Boutique on N. Division St. in Spokane. She brings more than 35 years of experience in women’s ready-to-wear and eveningwear, from buying to executive management.
Ferro plans a fashion show at Active Living of the latest styles for spring and summer. The event gives guests a sampling of apparel that not only looks good but can be purchased locally, from casual to formal.
She moved to Spokane in 1996 and earned certification as a
Certified Mastectomy fitter while working at Audrey’s, which she purchased in 2012. Victoria is known as “The Bra Whisperer.” Her greatest satisfaction is teaching women the art of dressing and looking their best daily.
Styles may come and go, but Audrey’s Boutique has been a legacy store. For nearly 55 years, it has provided style direction to shoppers about what looks good and what can help their life. Audrey’s specializes in personal service, whether it’s looking for the perfect attire for a special
event or need fitting for a new bra.
Victoria and her staff are all dedicated to making new and longtime shoppers alike feel welcome – and fantastic.
Women of any age with questions about their sizes, style or what to wear for different occasions are always welcome to stop by Audrey’s.
“This store is for women like myself,” Ferro said. “Sixty is the new 40. We are still hip, but we don’t want to look like we went to
the junior department. We want to look fresh.”
The shop is also the top place to go in eastern Washington for formal wear – whether it’s a black tie gala or you’re the mother of the bride or groom. Shoppers can also find great apparel for upcoming cruises, island adventure or warm-weather vacations.
One of the important services Audrey’s likes to provide is postmastectomy fittings. The specially certified and trained staff can help any woman who has had
this procedure performed. These experts can help find just the right bra during a time that is often fraught with fear and low selfconfidence.
“The bras are what started the store, but I try to help the whole woman,” Ferro said. “We take the time to educate women on what looks well and why. When a woman feels beautiful, her confidence shows!” To learn more visit Audrey’s on Facebook and Instagram.
Enjoy Sweet Moments With Bundt Cakes
The Spokane Valley location was also the site for the 2023 and 2024 Active Living Expos, and guests and vendors alike were appreciative of everything the venue had to offer. This includes the MAX Restaurant and Lounge which features an extensive food and beverage menu for breakfast, lunch, or dinner.
In addition to the quality food choices, the lounge is proud to include an awardwinning selection of wine, beer, cider, and mixed drinks. Many of the beverages are made in the region, including some beers brewed especially for this establishment. Besides well-appreciated mixed drinks like mimosas and Bloody Marys, MAX also serves its signature lemonade, available in several flavors and in alcohol and nonalcoholic versions.
The handcrafted fruity springtime lemonade includes a garnish of fresh herbs, colorful fruit slices, and is pure ice-cold refreshment.
When selecting a Bloody Mary, guests can choose their favorite blend of vodka and salt, decorate it with several choices of condiments, and spice it up with more than 40 types of hot sauces. It also enjoys creating community partnerships, such as the “Wine by Cougs” wine list created with support from Washington State University alumni. It also hosts a monthly winemaker event where the staff gets to sample various varietals
and vintages to aid their knowledge, and a popular “First Wednesday” local art and wine tasting social for the community. The establishment has been recognized by Wine Spectator for more than a decade due to its strong selection of wines, knowledgeable staff, and strong customer service. It also received the magazine’s Best Award of Excellence for many years, including 2024. The more than 450 wines range from regional wineries to exotic blends from around the world. Wine Spectator also recognized Mirabeau Park Hotel and Convention Center for stateof-the-art wine storage rooms and proper storage protocols.
As part of the fun for Active Living 2025, guests can enjoy $5 mimosas all day!
The mimosa menu includes mango, huckleberry and the MAX Mimosa.
Please keep Mirabeau Park Hotel and Convention Center in mind the rest of year, whether you’re looking for a nice getaway, want to organize an event for a club or group, or even an enjoyable night out.
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Get Involved Learn how to reach out
We’re all in this together! Even though it feels a little too easy some days to focus how we’re different in terms of topics like politics, religion, even sports teams, we ultimately have more in common than what divides us. We’re all trying to make our way in the world, since it can be tough out there.
So anything that can bring us together as fellow humans should be celebrated.
Part of the value of the Active Living Expo is that we present ways that people can become a better, stronger part of their local community.
This could be everything from volunteer opportunities at a nonprofit to learning about local companies that offer products and services that can help your life – and help you meet others. Want to grow your community and get out and meet others? Our event vendors will
offer all sorts of ways to interact. While there’s nothing wrong with taking some time for yourself and enjoying some periods of privacy to recharge your social batteries, there’s also value in reaching out and connecting with others, whether it’s crafting clay items or for fostering kittens.
Not sure where to get started? Find a vendor that seems interesting to you and your life, and ask how you can
get involved, especially in a volunteer capacity. Or check out some of the seminars, which will offer the chance to hear from area experts and ask them questions.
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Be The Best Why paying attention makes a difference
Health shouldn’t be thought of as something only to worry about in the future. Whatever your age, it should be something that you’re always keeping in mind. Why? Because focusing on wellness on a regular basis goes a long way to helping you reduce the risk of – or at least be ready for -- problems later in life.
If car comparisons work for you, we’re all encouraged to check in with
our favorite mechanic from time to time. A few observations and adjustments might be recommended now and then, which can cut down on the risk of larger problems in the future, especially if these problems are ignored or postponed.
Every age has different health needs to consider, which is why a good primary provider is important as well as quality insurance coverage.
Our Active Living Expo hopes to provide a variety of health and wellness resources in our community for every age, from seniors wanting to make sure they have adequate coverage to younger people making sure they keep themselves well-maintained. And every age should learn options to stay active physically, such as regular walks, hikes, or runs. You can even find ways to make staying fit fun, such as taking up golf or
pickleball.
Then there’s mental health which is also important. Look for ways to keep your brain active and engaged as well! Our speakers and vendors will present some useful options, from local libraries to classes to learn new subjects.
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Planning Sometimes going idle can be fun
Let’s hear it for a good work ethic! Our American culture was pretty much founded on the core principles of working hard while finding pleasure in working hard. Many of us have also had this value reinforced by parents and grandparents, who are always happy to share their perspective and experience about the importance of putting in the hours and paying the dues.
But here’s a secret – you can still
enjoy working hard and also enjoy NOT working hard.
Being able to pause and enjoy some leisure time can be good for the brain, body, and soul. Taking time for fun can rejuvenate you before you jump back into the rat race. A period of leisure can also be a lovely reward for an extended period of working hard, whether it’s enjoying being idle at home for a few days, a relaxing staycation, or something amazing like a
long-anticipated cruise.
Leisure time is different for everyone but at the Active Living Expo we hope to present all sorts of appealing definitions.
Want to take an organized vacation and see amazing sights? Want to enjoy a solo adventure in nature? Want a puppy to cuddle with when you get home from work? Want to figure out why pickleball is catching
on everywhere? You’ll find these options and more.
We hope this event can be an optimal occasion to learn to embrace leisure. We’re not saying to give up the daily grind, especially if you truly enjoy aspects of it. But we will be glad to offer opportunities to enjoy the fruits of your labor, whether it’s enjoying a new hobby or getting back into a past one.
Your Finances
Did you work hard enough to now enjoy the good life?
Is it time for you to start enjoying the good life, whatever that may be?
If the answer is yes, you’re in good company. Retirement is something that many look forward to and something that keeps many people motivated during their working years.
It can be a time when you start to enjoy your efforts, and many people
fill their days with fun hobbies like golf, travel, volunteering, and visiting family and friends.
But there are some challenges, of course. Will you have enough money? Do you need to go back to work? Do you need to find different work? Will you be bored? What happens if you or family members need medical care? What kind of legacy
do you want to leave for your family if something happens to you?
All of these are valid questions, and our current system can be confusing about all sorts of details.
We hope that Active Living Expo can be a starting place to get some answers to these questions. We have invited a variety of financial experts
who can give you tips for any point of your life, whether retirement age is coming soon or decades from now.
There are always things you can be doing, including simply putting money aside now to help you have a brighter future.
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Rides available for Active Living guests ENTER TO WIN! active living 2025
WIN WONDERFUL PRIZES! PRIZE DRAWINGS
• A full set of TMS treatments from NeuroStim TMS (36 treatments)
• A night’s stay at Mirabeau Park Hotel and Convention Center
• More than 20 great prizes up for grabs!
As a way of saying “Thank You for coming!” to all of our wonderful guests, the Active Living vendors and sponsors have come up with a selection of door prizes. Everyone who stops by the Prize booth on their way out is encouraged to take a moment and fill out the card. After the event closes, we’ll begin drawing names and awarding prizes from all entries that were submitted correctly.
(Must include name, email and phone number.)
If you’re a winner, you’ll be notified in the next week and we’ll arrange details for you to pick up your prize from The SpokesmanReview. The grand prizes aren’t transferable. Official rules and conditions can be found on the official Enter to Win poster. We’re also asking what you thought of the event, and would welcome any constructive suggestions for 2026!
Drawings will take place in the week following the Expo
SHUTTLE SERVICE
Active Living Expo guests can receive free rides from the parking lot to the entrance and back again. The rides are provided throughout the day, courtesy of Northwest Golf Cars, the premier Yamaha Golf Car dealer servicing Eastern Washington and North Idaho.
If you want a ride from your car to the entrance, or from the entrance to your car, simply wait by one of the entrances or the parking lot or ask one of the volunteers in black
T-shirts. Volunteer drivers will be following the same route throughout the event.
There will also be a golf car on display in the ballroom area. To learn more about Northwest Golf Cars visit northwestgolfcars. com. There are also showrooms in Spokane, Liberty Lake, Tri-Cities, and Wenatchee. The third Liberty Lake location recently opened at 2210 N Madson St, Suite C.
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People planning to attend Active Living can easily get there via Spokane Transit Authority. STA busses can take you right to the Mirabeau Park Hotel & Convention Center from many points in the Spokane area.
To Mirabeau Park Hotel & Convention Center via STA Bus:
West Plains: From the K Street Station or the West Plains Transit Center, take the #6 to the STA Plaza. Transfer to the #9 Sprague in Bay 6 to the Valley Transit Center, transfer to the #97 South Valley and ride to the Mirabeau Park Hotel.
Airway Heights: Take the #61 to the STA Plaza. Transfer to the #9 Sprague in Bay 6 to the Valley Transit Center, transfer to the #97 South Valley and ride to the Mirabeau Park Hotel.
South Hill: From Moran Station, take the #4 to the South Hill Park and Ride. From the South Hill Park & Ride, transfer to the #34 in Bay 4. Ride to the SCC Transit Center, and transfer to the #32 in Bay 1. Ride to the Valley Transit Center, where your bus will become the #97 and take you to the Mirabeau Park Hotel.
North at Five Mile: From the Five Mile Park and Ride, take the #4 to the STA Plaza. Transfer to the #9 in Bay 6 at the Plaza, riding to the Valley Transit Center. Transfer to the #97, South Valley to Mirabeau Park Hotel.
North at Country Homes: Country Homes and Fairwood Park & Ride do not have service on Saturday.
North at Hastings: From Hastings Park & Ride, take the #25 Division to the STA Plaza. Transfer to the #9 in Bay 6, riding to the Valley Transit Center. Transfer to the #97 South Valley to Mirabeau Park Hotel. Valley at Mirabeau Point Park & Ride: From Mirabeau Point Park & Ride, take the #97 South Valley to Mirabeau Park Hotel.
Liberty Lake: From the Liberty Lake Park and Ride, take the #98 Liberty Lake to the Valley Transit Center, transfer to the #97 South Valley and ride to the Mirabeau Park Hotel.
For specific bus times, riders can call 509-328-7433 (RIDE) or Visit the STA trip planner at https://www.spokanetransit.com/plan-your-trip/.
A two-hour pass is $2 or $1 for Reduced Fare Cardholders. Please have exact fare ready when you board your bus, as drivers are unable to provide change. To find out if you are eligible to apply for STA’s reduced fare program or to plan your Active Living Expo bus trip, go to spokanetransit.com.
