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When you step inside downtown Spokane's historic Liberty Building, you'll find more than just two stories of books. The friendly staff, soothing sounds, and quaint Victorian decor makes you feel right at home. Explore the game store, café, art gallery or gift shop while you look through a treasure trove of new and used tomes. To absorb a bit of local culture, drop in on a free book reading. Every week various regional authors present newly published works to the public. It is a great spot to read and relax.

River Park Square

Near the always popular Riverfront Park, River Park Square is a local hot spot for shopping and entertainment. In addition to department stores, check out some of the more unique stores and boutiques If you're in the mood for some cinematic entertainment, AMC Riverpark Square 20 plays all of the newest blockbusters.

Boo Radley's

Located just across the street from Riverfront Parks carousel, Boo Radley carries a hip and eclectic selection of gifts for your favorite Gen-Xer or boomer (or yourself!). Boxing nuns, henna painting kits, t-shirts, lunch boxes, magnets, world music CDs Boo's whimsical collection has something for everyone on your list.

Downtown Spokane

Hemmed by the Highway I-90 to the south, and Boone Avenue to the north, Downtown Spokane is the financial and cultural epicenter of the city. This bustling central business district, also known as Riverside, is dotted with a mix of towering landmarks like the Bank of America Financial Center and the Wells Fargo Center, and cultural centerpieces such as the INB Performing Arts Center, the Spokane Arena, and the historic Fox Theater. Adding a beautiful splash of green to the heart of the city is the stunning Riverfront Park, which is also one of the best vantages for viewing the iconic Spokane Falls in all their glory. The city buzzes on well into night with several dining and drinking establishments that call this vibrant neighborhood home, from fine dining specialists like the Wild Sage Bistro, to local cafes like Brews Brothers Downtown. Downtown Spokane is also home to one of the city's best retail landmarks - the River Park Square.

NorthTown Mall

At the NorthTown mall, all your conventional shopping prayers are answered - it is a mecca of mall goodness, replete with Victoria's Secret, Macy's, Kohl's, JC Penney's and countless more. There is also a host of cafes and restaurants for when you're all shopped out. There is an on-site movie theater showing the latest blockbusters - perfect for a family day out.

Spokane Valley Mall

If you're looking for good old-fashioned retail therapy, or you have a family to occupy for a day, then the Spokane Valley Mall can provide many entertaining options. Alongside all the usual mall favorites - Macy's, JC Penney's, Sears, Old Navy, American Eagle Outfitters - there is a 12-screen movie theater and a decent selection of family-friendly restaurants.

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Halletts Chocolates

1419 East Holyoke Avenue, Spokane, WA, United States, 99217

Miss the old authentic candies from your childhood? These are the real things, handmade from quality ingredients. The fruit varieties are intense, the nuts are fresh, and the soft centers are buttery. All the old milk and dark chocolate favorites are here, as well as a large selection of sugar-free candies. Halletts capitalizes on Spokanes huckleberry fixation with huckleberry specialties, Jelly Fruit Fingers, truffles and bliss (soft centers).Don't forget to pick up some Spokane Gold chocolate candy bars for friends back home. The wrapper features Spokane landmarks and a bit of local history, and the chocolate is great, too.

Ray's Video Station

430 East Sprague Avenue, Spokane, WA, United States, 99202

The store name is a little misleading; Ray's buys and sells DVDs, CDs and laser disks. It also custom-builds and upgrades computers. Movie and music aficionados seem to gravitate to Rays. While this isn't a superstore, the inventory is carefully chosen. This is the place to find Hong Kong movies on DVDs, cult classics and sleepers. Ray's can give you a review of nearly every item in the store. Don't be surprised if customers add their opinions; the discussions can get pretty lively.

Relics

17325 East Sprague Avenue, Spokane Valley, WA, United States, 99016

Relics is known for its fascinating items from bygone generations. A place where weird is wonderful, this store features a plethora of uncanny objects, that were once trending. Specialists in antique furniture, home-decor and collectibles; the items found here are genuine and in perfect condition. Boasting a collection of vintage clocks, furniture, garden equipment, toys and more, there's plenty that will catch your curious eye at Relics.

Tall Grass Farms

W Hallett Rd, Medical Lake, WA, United States, 99022

Revival Lighting

14 W Main Avenue, Spokane, WA, United States, 99201

Featuring restored, vintage lamps, Revival Lighting is one of the most unique retail options in Spokane. In addition to the antique lighting, they also have a great selection of reproductions, specialty lampshades, and garden statuary. Located slightly east of downtown, the store is still nearby many of the area's popular eateries. Their stock constantly rotates, so if you see something you like, snap it up before someone else does!

Spokandy

1412 West 3rd Avenue, Spokane, WA, United States, 99201

Spokandy is the perfect mix of tradition and deliciousness. The store opened in 1913 and the candy to this day is made following the original methods. The Murphy was how it all began—a whipped vanilla mallow center, which is then dipped in chocolate and rolled in coconut. They also sell many varieties of bark, toffee, fudge and a special recipe peanut brittle. A great gift for a sweet-toothed friend, or a place for some chocolaty indulgence; and best of all, if you stop by, you can try a free sample.