Spokane: Giant Inflatable Potato Lands in Riverfront Park

Giant Inflatable Potato Takes Over Spokane’s Riverfront ParkGiant Inflatable Potato Takes Over Spokane’s Riverfront Park A colossal inflatable potato has descended upon Spokane’s Riverfront Park, captivating the attention of onlookers and eliciting chuckles throughout the city. Standing at a towering height of 30 feet, the gargantuan tuber has become the park’s newest and most peculiar attraction. The inflatable potato, weighing in at over a ton, is the creation of Dutch artist Florentijn Hofman. It’s part of a series of giant inflatable sculptures that have been exhibited in cities worldwide, including London, Paris, and Sydney. The temporary installation marks the start of Spokane’s annual Riverfront Park Summer Series. It’s intended to provide a whimsical and playful experience for visitors, encouraging them to interact with the oversized potato and capture memorable moments. Children squeal with delight as they climb inside the potato’s gaping mouth and explore its cavernous interior. Adults marvel at its sheer size and snap countless photos to share with friends and family. The potato has quickly become a social media sensation, with people from all walks of life flocking to the park to witness its grandeur. Some have questioned the artistic merit of the inflatable potato, but its sheer size and playful nature have won over even the most skeptical. It’s a reminder that art can come in all shapes and sizes and that sometimes, it’s just plain fun to experience something unexpected. The giant inflatable potato will remain in Riverfront Park through August 21st. Visitors are encouraged to come down and interact with this unique and comical piece of public art while it’s still in town.