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Spokane: Expo 50th Celebration Announces Launch of Club '74
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SPOKANE ~ The team behind Expo '74's 50th anniversary celebration has announced the launch of Club '74, a group of supporters dedicated to showcasing the Spokane community, bringing people together, and creating positive change. With a donation of $74, members will be able to support the free, family-friendly activities and programs that will take place during the nine-week celebration beginning on May 4 and concluding on the weekend of July 4, 2024. During this time, everyone is invited to participate in an exciting calendar of events, entertainment, fireworks and more. Members will have access to select Club '74 content and events. To join Club '74 or learn more about it, please visit the Innovia site or call 311 or 509.755.2489.

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