Bozarth Mansion Retreat Center

07/09/2025

✨ It's all in the details. ✨ Are you planning the details for your 2026 reception and searching for the best detail of all? We think we know a place. 🤭 Talk to you soon.

31/07/2024

Cheers to Alex and Allison on their special day back in June, where their love radiated through rain or shine! 💖☔️ Such a joyous celebration of their forever bond. We are accepting bookings for next summer, come take a tour!

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28/07/2024

Immersed in the serene beauty of Bozarth Mansion's expansive grounds, where every corner whispers tales of history and tranquility. 🌳✨

24/07/2024

Celebrating Jennifer and Jacob's love story! 💍✨ Such a beautiful venue for a magical beginning. Planning your wedding for next summer? Come take a tour!

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21/07/2024

Did you know we used to be owned by Jay P. Graves and called Waikiki? Bozarth Mansion, then called Waikiki was built in the early 1900s as a home for Jay P. Graves and his family surrounded by their hundreds of acres of dairy farm. This was the original entrance! You can still see it today at the beginning of Fairwood Park neighborhood. We love being a part of Spokane’s history. Thank you for sharing, Little Spokane Bookworks!

The Road to Waikiki

In 1910, Jay P. Graves (shown under the main arch) was nearing completion of a magnificent new crushed-rock road leading to his palatial estate, dubbed Waikiki. Bankrolling the entire project, Graves had the road built from the city limits of Spokane to the entrance of his property on the Little Spokane River (shown here). The road was compared to the finer California roads radiating out of San Fransico and Los Angeles. The current Wall Street and Waikiki Road make up the original thoroughfare and the Kirtland Cutter-designed entrance to the estate still stands, greeting residents of the Fairwood neighborhood. (Photo courtesy of the Joel E. Ferris Research Archives at the Northwest Museum of Arts & Culture/Eastern Washington State Historical Society)

17/07/2024

✨ Honored to host the gala and fundraiser last month at the historic Bozarth Mansion! 🌟 Such an inspiring evening dedicated to empowering youth and building community. 🌱

03/06/2024

Meet Lilian, Bozarth Mansion’s Event and Facility Manager. Lilian is your go-to Bozarth expert. No matter what type of event you want to host at Bozarth, Lilian has you covered.

Lilian received her bachelor’s degree from the University of Oregon in Public Relations and has always loved coordinating events. She feels blessed to work at such a beautiful place and help with events full time. Reach out to Lilian with all your event questions!

29/05/2024

If you were a flower, I’d pick you 💕🪻🌷🌸

19/05/2024

Gonzaga’s graduation was only a week ago and we are already feeling nostalgic! 🎓✨ Here’s a small throwback to a few weeks ago when celebrated their seniors at Bozarth in a lovely Senior Formal! Start planning now for your graduation party for 2025!

31/01/2024

Escape the ordinary and elevate your office gatherings at Bozarth Mansion. Our versatile spaces are perfect for corporate events, meetings, and team-building retreats. Have everything in one place, including a full kitchen and multiple rooms for events of all sizes.

18/01/2024

Dive into the rich history of Bozarth Mansion! The enchanting gardens and underground water system were meticulously designed by the famed Olmsted Brothers of Boston, pioneers of American landscape architecture. Inside, the interiors bear the touch of elegance from Elsie de Wolfe, America's first well-known decorator. 🌿✨ Step into a world where every detail tells a story of timeless beauty and craftsmanship. Book your event at Bozarth and be part of this historic legacy! 📜