Spokane Convention Center, Convention center in Spokane, United States.

The Spokane Convention Center extends along the south bank of the Spokane River, offering about 120,000 square feet of exhibition space across interconnected buildings. It contains 14 meeting rooms divisible into 30 spaces, three ballrooms, and modern audiovisual equipment for events.

The building was created in 1974 as a pavilion for Expo 74 and was later converted into a conference center. Major expansions followed in 1989, 2006, and 2015 to increase capacity.

The center serves as a meeting point for regional businesses and communities hosting trade shows, conferences, and local events. This role has made it the primary venue for large gatherings in the city.

The complex sits directly on the river and is easy to reach, with multiple entrances for different event types. Parking and access to rooms are well marked, so visitors can quickly find their destinations.

The 2006 Group Health Exhibit Hall was built with a column-free layout so a temporary ice rink could be installed for the 2007 U.S. Figure Skating Championships, where it served as a venue alongside the Spokane Arena. An elevated walkway along the riverbank links it to the older buildings.