SPOKANE, Wash. — Fans of horror fiction can rejoice as a new immersive experience, “REDRUM: A Stephen King Pop-Up Series,” opens its doors this weekend in downtown Spokane.
The pop-up invites visitors to enjoy a themed atmosphere filled with food, drinks, and decor inspired by some of King’s most iconic novels.
Attendees can indulge in a range of cocktails and mocktails, each creatively named after characters from King’s works, including Georgie from “It.” Additionally, the pop-up features photo opportunities inspired by cult classics such as “The Shining.”
Presented by Servante, a new venue that hosts multiple immersive experiences throughout the year, this pop-up promises a unique and engaging environment.
Co-owner Kris Kilduff described the space as one that encourages excitement saying, “If you’re wanting to come and hang out somewhere downtown, you can throw a rock and hit a million spots. This space is more cultivated toward creating an atmosphere and giving you some fun things to talk about.”
Servante has partnered with Spokane’s year-round creeptown, Petunia & Loomis, to enhance the decor and ambiance. Local DJs have also been brought in to contribute to the experience.
The pop-up is located at 221 North Division Street, right next to Fast Eddie’s. It will be open through Saturday, with doors opening at 5 p.m. each day. Admission is $10, and guests must be 21 or older. Costumes are encouraged, adding to the festive, spooky vibe of the event.
To reserve tickets, you can visit their page HERE.
Following the Stephen King pop-up, Servante plans to unveil a new experience themed around “The Wizard of Oz” next month ensuring that the immersive fun continues for Spokane residents and visitors alike.
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