WELCOME TO THE 2023 BIG HORN SHOW
Spokane Fair and Expo Center
404 NORTH HAVANA, SPOKANE, WA
March 16-19, 2023
See daily hours below
ADMISSION
Seniors 60 years of age and older, Active Military and Veterans receive a discount on admission!
Early Bird Promotions will be one day pass + 1 year INWC Family Membership for $35
Regular Admission (18-64)
$15
Youth/Senior (6-17 & 65+)
$10
5 and Under
Are
Free
One Day Pass for 1 person + 1 year INWC Family Membership
$35
Family Pass One Day (2 adult, 3 youth)
$40
Bounce Back Pass (2nd Day Entry)
$5
Regular Admission (18-64)
$15
Youth/Senior (6-17 & 65+)
$10
5 And Under Free
5 And Under Free
One Day Pass for 1 person + 1 year INWC Family Membership $35
Available until March 1st
Family Pass One Day (2 adult, 3 youth)
$40
Bounce Back Pass (2nd Day Entry)
$5
AFTER HOUR EVENTS
Auction
$50
Sponsored Table @Auction
$2000
Ladies Night
$25
Date Night For Two Admissions
$50
VIP Pass (4-Day Admission and All After Hour Events
$125
Auction
$50
Sponsored Table @Auction
$2000
Ladies Night
$25
Date Night for Two Admissions
$50
VIP PASS (4-day Admission and all after hour events)
$125
Mainstage Schedule
TO BE ANNOUNCED!
About The Show
Established in 1960, the Big Horn Outdoor Adventure Show is one of the oldest and longest continually operated sports and recreation shows in the United States. The 61th Annual Big Horn Outdoor Adventure Show, sponsored by the Inland Northwest Wildlife Council, comes with cutting-edge gear, extensive fishing and boating, shooting sports, hunting, backpacking and much more.
With 130,000 sq ft. of exhibition space, the show boasts a wide array of outdoor oriented vendors, guides and non-profit exhibitors. With over 300 exhibitors you will enjoy seminars, demonstrations, and the most current information for outdoor enthusiasts of every kind.
There is something for everyone at the Big Horn Outdoor Adventure Show. In Spokane, the Big Horn Outdoor Adventure Show is Eastern Washington’s premier event, designed, created and built by the Inland Northwest Wildlife Council volunteers. All profits go back into the Inland Northwest Wildlife Council to fund habitat and conservation projects. The INWC is a registered 5013c non-profit.
