OUR COMMUNITY

It’s a patio view of the sunset over the river gorge. It’s bumping into friends on the trail. Local food artisans at your doorstep. Outdoor concerts. Public art. Knowing your neighbors. It’s connection—that’s what makes this unique urban neighborhood the best place to live, eat, work and play in Spokane.

Gathering Places

The heart of life in Kendall Yards, the Welcome Center and The Nest are equal parts community center and event venue. Meet friends on the lawn at The Nest for outdoor movies and concerts—or simply to enjoy a sunset while the osprey fish for dinner. Warm up in the Welcome Center when it’s cold with wine tastings, live music and free wifi.

Local Art & Artisans

Public art celebrates our history and culture. Sculptors, painters, musicians, chefs and craftspeople: all these inspiring community members contribute to the growing showcase of local flavor. Greats like Harold Balazs, Bill and Karma Simmons and David Blaine are joined by inspiring young creatives to craft an unparalleled cultural experience.

LOVE LETTER TO SPOKANE

By Cain and Todd Benson. A painted mural of life in our great city. Located in the hallway behind Central Food.

MILLENNIUM MOBIUS

By Peter Forakis. A permanent sculpture installation made of painted red steel, reflecting the fascination with and power of geometry. Located on The Nest Plaza.

BULLDOZER

By Roger Berry. A corten steel sculpture that reflects the silent power and toughness of those who built our communities. Located along the Centennial Trail near the Maple Street Bridge overpass.

PARLIAMENT OF HARES

By Beth Cavener Stichter. This bronze sculpture installation gives a nod to the British fable of forest governance. Located on Jenkins Alley in the business district.

SO IT FLOWS

By Bill and Karma Simmons. A horizontal corten steel fence structure located at the Hamblin Overlook along the Centennial Trail near Nettleton St. that evokes the flow of the Spokane River.

ART AT KENDALL YARDS

To start your Kendall Yards Art Walk on foot, stop by the Welcome Center to pick up a printed map.

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Local Art & Artisans

Public art celebrates our history and culture. Sculptors, painters, musicians, chefs and craftspeople: all these inspiring community members contribute to the growing showcase of local flavor. Greats like Harold Balazs, Bill and Karma Simmons and David Blaine are joined by inspiring young creatives to craft an unparalleled cultural experience.

LOVE LETTER TO SPOKANE

By Cain and Todd Benson, 2012. This hidden gem is a painted mural of life in our great city. Located in the hallway between the Kendall Yards Welcome Center and Central Food.

FISH EYE VIEW

By Melissa Singh Cole, 2015. Representing the quality of life we enjoy in Spokane, this colorful mural depicts the natural beauty and harmonious relationship of the Spokane River and Centennial Trail. Located on the mixed-use building in Adams Alley.

MILLENNIUM MOBIUS

By Peter Forakis, 2000. A permanent sculpture installation made of painted red steel, reflecting the fascination with and power of geometry. Located on The Nest Plaza.

BULLDOZER

By Roger Berry, 2012. A corten steel sculpture that reflects the silent power and toughness of those who built our communities. Located near the Maple Street Bridge overpass along Summit Parkway.

PARLIAMENT OF HARES

By Beth Cavener Stichter, 2010. This permanent bronze sculpture installation is a nod to the British fable of forest governance. Located in front of Spa Paradiso in the business district.

SO IT FLOWS

By Bill and Karma Simmons. A horizontal corten steel fence structure located at the Hamblin Overlook along the Centennial Trail near Nettleton St. that evokes the flow of the Spokane River.

AL'S CUBE

By Mario Uribe, 2011. A steel cube sculpture with internal patterns reflecting the Buddhist sacred geometric philosophy of heaven, earth and man. Located in Olmsted Green park.

ART AT KENDALL YARDS

To start your Kendall Yards Art Walk on foot, stop by the Welcome Center to pick up a printed map or download the pdf below.

Scroll through the slider above to view a few public art pieces you will experience on the Kendall Yards Art Walk. Stop by the Welcome Center to pick up an Art Walk Map to start your self-guided tour or print your own by clicking on the button below.

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Parks & Open Spaces

We have dedicated over 25 acres of this community to parks and open space. Just a 5 minute stroll along the Centennial Trail from downtown, you can eat, shop, live and play with a view of the Spokane River Gorge and osprey soaring overhead.

The Nest

Named for the osprey nest overlooking the plaza, The Nest serves as our town center—a gathering place for concerts, outdoor events or simply to watch the sun set.

Overlooks

To offer opportunities for visitors and residents to enjoy the panoramic river views, we created several overlooks along the Spokane River Gorge section of the Centennial Trail.

Olmsted Brothers Green

Olmsted Brothers Green park features a playground near the Centennial Trail, a picnic shelter for family gatherings and ample green space.

Centennial Trail

We connected Downtown Spokane to Riverside State Park—bringing outdoor recreation and urban lifestyle closer together.

Training Yards Community Gym

A 24-hour community fitness facility with direct Centennial Trail access—that also offers a fun lounge space. Our gym is an included community amenity available to Kendall Yards residents, business owners and employees of businesses within the Kendall Yards Business Owners Association. For a one-time administration fee of $50, for the key fob, you’ll have 24-hour access.

1303 W. Summit Parkway, Lower Unit 1 (North Entrance near Maryhill or South Entrance directly off of the Centennial Trail by Umi Den).

Visit us at the Welcome Center to become a member: 1335 W. Summit Parkway.

Training Yards Brochure

Kendall Yards Night Market

Wednesdays from 5 – 8 p.m. · May – September

Shop for local produce, share a meal with friends or just gather with your neighbors to take in the sights and sounds. You’ll enjoy the festivities each week with a lovely lineup of local vendors, musicians and food trucks.

Located in the heart of Kendall Yards along Summit Parkway just east of Cedar Street.

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Our Growing Community

Our urban neighborhood will ultimately be home to 500,000 square feet of restaurants, shops and offices, over a thousand homes and 25 acres of parks and open space.

Scroll through the slider above to view the three sections of the Kendall Yards Conceptual Master Plan Map. Stop by the Welcome Center to view the large-scale map or print your own by clicking on the button below.

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