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Home » Latest News » Danielle Lillemon Massage moves

Danielle Lillemon Massage moves

Restaurants & Retail

April 22, 2021
Kevin Blocker

Danielle Lillemon, who owns and operates Danielle Lillemon Massage, recently moved the business to a 150-square-foot office suite located at 1328 W. Mallon, a few blocks from the Spokane County Courthouse and just north of downtown.

Lillemon, a sole practitioner, leases space from the building’s owner, Spokane-based attorney Gloria Porter. Lillemon previously had been operating her massage therapy practice at The Wellness Tree, at 1025 S. Perry in the South Perry District.

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