We've all had to shop for that person. You put a whole lot of time and thought into getting the perfect gift, but when they rip off the wrapping paper and see what's inside, their previously elated face morphs into a mask of disappointment. Bummer, they've already got one of these. Did you keep the receipt? For those folks who already own every book, DVD, kitchen gadget and electronic device you can imagine, consider something experiential that will get them out of their no-doubt cluttered house.
Virtual Reality Sessions
If your own personal space has too much stuff in it, why not try a virtual one? Virtual reality went from sci-fi what-if to an honest-to-god technology in recent years, but the actual cost of an Oculus headset still makes it something of a luxury. H.I.V.E. is a relatively new Spokane business that allows folks to experience the wonders of VR, with pay-per-hour sessions during which you can play virtual reality games or simply explore hyper-realistic worlds without so much as leaving a room. Gift cards are available at hivespokane.com. $25 for an hour • H.I.V.E. • 9325 N. Division
Snowshoe Excursions
On the flip side of VR, there's actual recreation. Since there will likely be some fresh powder on the ground
Spokane Symphony Season Tickets
It goes without saying that the person with everything is still clinging to physical media, and they've no doubt got thousands of CDs and records in their collection. The Spokane Symphony's Take 5 ticket package is an awesome deal for anyone who wants to actually experience music: They can choose five concerts in the upcoming season that they'd like to see, with selections that include the music of Rachmaninoff, Billy Joel
Audible.com Membership
Any bibliophile will tell you that a bookshelf fills up faster than you can read everything on it. That's why Audible and its vast online library of audiobooks is a godsend for anyone with a habit
