Riverside Neighborhood Council meetings are held at 5:30pm on the 3rd Tuesday of the month. Meetings are held in-person at the Downtown Spokane Partnership Office: 818 W Riverside Avenue suite 120
Riverside is a Spokane neighborhood, but it’s certainly not typical. It’s also the historic and current heart and center of the City, including downtown Spokane. The people who live here experience concentrated, dynamic urban living. Numerous attractions for Spokane citizens and visitors alike are found here. The area is a regional center for entertainment, retail, government, cultural events, and business. In addition, over 15,000 people come and go daily, working within the Riverside Neighborhood. For those who like to be in the center of activity, this is the place to live. Spokane Transit Authority’s central plaza is here serving transportation needs for the region. The growing Spokane University District and the region’s major medical centers are located nearby in the adjacent neighborhoods of Logan and Cliff Cannon and both impact the Riverside Neighborhood. Life for residents in Riverside can be as diverse as they choose. Retirees can live a relatively quiet life in an apartment building or new condominium close to most of their needs, or a working professional can live and work in Riverside enjoying the proximity of the many amenities and activities throughout the week.
Neighborhood Boundaries:
The Riverside Neighborhood boundaries are defined as follows:
- North: Boone Ave from Monroe St to Division St
- West: Railroad grade from I-90 to south side of Sunset Blvd; Sunset Blvd to Maple St; Maple St to Riverside Ave; Riverside Ave to Monroe St; Monroe Street from Riverside to Boone
- South: I-90 from Division St to railroad grade (east of Inland Empire Way)
- East: Division St from Boone Ave to I-90
