The Rose Garden, located at 811 W. Second Ave., Suite 101, isn’t just a new venue – it’s a vision born from love, memory, and the desire to create a space where people feel welcomed, celebrated and safe.
When asked about the inspiration behind the space, founder Jacquelynne Sandoval shared that the name and spirit of The Rose Garden stem from a deeply personal place.
“The inspiration actually came because I’ve always wanted to have a space where people just knew it was nice, clean, safe, and somewhere they could celebrate,” she explained. “The name ‘Rose Garden’ comes from my grandmother, Rose Marie. She was always my biggest supporter, and this is one of the ways I can honor her. She was an incredible woman.”
This sense of legacy, rooted in family and community, is what makes The Rose Garden more than just a venue. It’s a space where stories can unfold, where milestones are celebrated, and where joy is cultivated.
Looking ahead, the vision for the Rose Garden is full of promise.
“I want it to be an affordable, welcoming space in Spokane that people can rent out for events, bring in their own food, and just have a great time,” she said.
While the focus is currently on creating a versatile and accessible event space, future dreams include hosting community-centered events that further anchor the Rose Garden as a gathering place for all.
Still in its early stages, the founder’s passion is evident. With time and support, the Rose Garden is set to blossom into one of Spokane’s cherished venues – one that honors the past, celebrates the present and invests in the community’s future.