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Spokane, Washington  Est. May 19, 1883

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Artist Chris Bovey features Spokane parks in 2021 calendar

Growing up, artist Chris Bovey loved the Works Progress Administration’s iconic posters of national parks. So when it came to a collaboration with the Spokane Parks and Recreation Department, he knew exactly where to turn for inspiration.
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Support for cancellation of Spokane Symphony season is all-around

While quarantine has been understandably difficult for the musicians of the Spokane Symphony, Concertmaster Mateusz Wolski said he is pleased with the decision to move the season to next year because it gives them a more tangible timeline to work toward.

A&E >  Art

Emerge holding ‘Raise the Roof’ campaign for new space

This year has not been kind to Emerge. The Coeur d'Alene-based art space kicked off the new year by dealing with a fire that left Emerge displaced and unable to host workshops. Things were looking up, though, when Emerge signed a lease on a new location.
A&E >  Books

3 Minute Mic returns to Auntie’s via Zoom

Every First Friday of the month, some of the city's best writers would congregate at Auntie's Bookstore for 3 Minute Mic. The open mic event allowed established writers and new voices to share their work, three minutes at a time, to the audience. 
A&E >  Entertainment

Fourth of July fun in the time of coronavirus

Save for the first couple of months, nothing about 2020 has been normal. And though coronavirus is still disrupting the lives of people around the world, cities in the Inland Northwest are trying to bring a little familiarity to quarantine.