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About The Hop - Spokane

Welcome to The Hop in Spokane, a compact, all-ages venue with an indie/punk rock lean and room for about 200 fans. Located at 706 North Monroe Street, this intimate space has hosted notable acts and provided a close-up concert experience before evolving into other venues in the area. Whether you’re in town for a headline show or a local‑artist night, we’ve got you covered with practical details to help you secure your seats, plan your visit, and make the most of your downtown Spokane experience.

Note: The Hop’s original Monroe Street site later became Pinnacle Northwest (The Pin) and closed in 2020, with the Monroe site repurposed. For current listings, we focus on the underlying downtown Spokane vibe, nearby accessibility, and the network of hotels and dining that serve concertgoers in this walkable and transit-friendly area.

Ready to catch a show in Spokane? We’ve got you with easy-ticket navigation, parking options near Monroe Street, and practical transit tips from Spokane Transit Authority (STA). After the gig, explore nearby hotels and restaurants within walking distance. Think of us as your friendly connection who can help you secure your seats and plan a smooth, no-fuss night out in downtown Spokane.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: 706 North Monroe Street, Spokane, WA 99201.
  • Capacity: approximately 200 people.
  • Venue type: all-ages, indie/ punk rock–leaning music venue (small club).
  • Seating/chart: public seating maps are not readily published; the space is primarily standing-room/general admission.
  • Parking: multiple nearby parking lots and street options listed by Spokane Theater (near Monroe St).
  • Transit: served by Spokane Transit Authority (STA) bus routes along Monroe/Main downtown corridors (e.g., stops at Monroe/Broadway; routes 4, 11, 22, 23, 124, 722).
  • Nearby hotels: several downtown options within a short walk, including The Historic Davenport, The Davenport Lusso, Montvale Hotel, Centennial Hotel Spokane, The Davenport Grand, Ruby River Hotel, and others.
  • Notable events hosted: bands such as Protest the Hero (March 14, 2014), The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus (August 26, 2014), and Artillery (November 20, 2014) performed at The Hop.
  • Renamed/demolished: The Hop moved in 2015 to Sprague Street and became Pinnacle Northwest (The Pin); The Pin closed in 2020; the Monroe site has since been repurposed.