Recent stories by Mary Beth

• GU music department plans dedication of rehearsal hall

  August 29, 2004 in Features on Page F6 The Gonzaga University music department will host a dedication ceremony and reception for its new choral rehearsal hall, the Saint Gregory Choral Hall, at 4:30 p.m. Friday. The event is …

• Arts grant awarded to Whitworth College

  August 22, 2004 in Features on Page F6 Whitworth College has been awarded a National Endowment for the Arts grant under the “Challenge America: Access to the Arts” program. The $15,000 grant supports the development of the Visiting …

• ‘Pea’ auditions planned

  August 8, 2004 in Features on Page F6 Spokane Children’s Theatre will hold auditions next Sunday and Aug. 16 for its upcoming production of “The Princess and the Pea.” Director Jan Canfield is seeking’ three boys or men …

• Vietnam Wall replica will be at CdA Casino

  August 8, 2004 in Features on Page F8 The “Traveling Wall” Vietnam Memorial will be on display at the Coeur d’Alene Casino Resort Hotel in Worley, Idaho, from Monday through Friday. The wall, a 4/5 -scale replica of …

• CdA Library to lead series on Lewis and Clark

  August 1, 2004 in Features on Page F5 THE COEUR D’ALENE PUBLIC LIBRARY is one of five Idaho libraries chosen to host a new theme in the Let’s Talk About It reading and discussion series this fall. The …

• Garden calendar

  July 30, 2004 in Features on Page D7 Lily Open House – Daily from 8 a.m.-5 p.m. through Sunday , at The Fruitful Acre Daylily Farm, 3391 Hwy 25 North, just seven miles south of Northport at the …

• Sweet treat for a worthy foundation

  July 26, 2004 in Features on Page B3 THE THIRD ANNUAL world’s largest ice cream cake social will be held Thursday from 5 to 8 p.m. at Cold Stone Creamery at 9502 N. Newport Highway. Guests will be …

• Civic Theatre holding ‘Noises Off’ auditions

  July 25, 2004 in Features on Page F6 Spokane Civic Theatre will hold auditions Aug. 15 and 16 for “Noises Off,” the opening play in its 2004-05 Mainstage season. Director Troy Nickerson is looking for 10 actors to …

• Allegro hires full-time executive director

  July 18, 2004 in Features on Page F6 Spokane’s Allegro Baroque and Beyond classical music group has hired its first full-time executive director. Carla J. Warren, most recently director of development for the College of Letters, Arts and …

• Daylong event at SCC will feature traditional, ethnic dance and music

  July 11, 2004 in Features on Page F6 Performer applications for the ninth annual Spokane Fall Folk Festival are available at www.spokanefolklore.org. This year’s daylong festival, sponsored by the Spokane Folklore Society, will be at the Spokane Community …

• Auditions start Saturday for Pop Star USA

  July 4, 2004 in Features on Page F6 Auditions begin Saturday for Pop Star USA, a local singing talent competition that could earn the winner a trip to audition for “American Idol.” The auditions will be Saturday, next …

• No Boundaries accepting applications

  June 27, 2004 in Features on Page F6 Applications are being accepted for this year’s No Boundaries competition and traveling exhibition for Northwest artists with disabilities. Pieces accepted for the juried show will be displayed at art galleries …

• Arts program brings sculpture to LC campus

  June 20, 2004 in Features on Page F6 A new sculpture by renowned Spokane artist Harold Balazs has been added to the Lewis and Clark High School campus through a Washington state program supporting art in public places. …

• Sandpoint Arts Commission launches campaign

  June 13, 2004 in Features on Page F6 The City of Sandpoint Arts Commission is launching an “Art by the Inch” campaign to increase the amount of public art in town. Since no city money is available to …

• Make sure play sets ready for summer fun

  May 10, 2004 in Features on Page B3 Warmer weather means more kids on the playground. If you have a backyard play set or are thinking of buying one, here are tips on being safe and staying out …

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