U.S. Pavilion and Promenades

Tour U.S. Pavilion and Promenades.

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Mon., April 8, 2019

Riverfront Park Director Jonathan Moog, left, acting Spokane Parks Director Garrett Jones and Mayor David Condon tour the U.S. Pavilion construction site, Monday, April 8, 2019. A new amphitheater seating around 4000 people is being added behind them.

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Crews from Clearwater Summit Group work around the new promenade and rain garden areas west of the U.S. Pavilion, Monday, April 8, 2019, in Riverfront Park.

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A new amphitheater, which will seat about 4,000 people, is taking shape at Spokane’s Riverfront Park on Monday, April 8, 2019.

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Spokane Mayor David Condon gets a view of the new amphitheater construction under the U.S. Pavilion, Monday, April 8, 2019, in Riverfront Park.

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The Spokane River can be viewed from the second floor of the Administration Building in the U.S. Pavilion in Riverfront Park.

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Crews work on the south end of Howard Street Bridge during new pathways and lighting construction, Monday, April 8, 2019, in Riverfront Park.

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A butterfly sculpture is being reclaimed and installed on the north entrance to Riverfront Park as part of the park’s new construction project. The butterfly will be covered in a lilac-colored material that will last 20 years.

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A rain garden near the north entrance to Riverfront Park will catch storm water from the park.

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New paver bricks lead Riverfront Park visitors from the north entrance to the Howard Street Bridge.

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