Carolyn Lamberson

The First Inland Northwest Juried Landscape Art Exhibit is part of the museum’s recurring summer series, Close In.

It’ll be a little like old home week for many of the figure skaters taking the ice Friday at the Spokane Arena for “Stars on Ice.” Just two years ago, former U.S. champions Adam Rippon, Jason Brown and Ashley Wagner were in town for the Kose Team Challenge Cup. By that point, both Rippon and Wagner were Spokane veterans, having competed in both U.S. Figure Skating Championships held here – as junior skaters in 2007 and in the seniors category in 2010.

Our weekly wrap up of things to do on the cheap in the Inland Northwest.

A new teaser trailer for “Bohemian Rhapsody,” which hit YouTube Tuesday morning, should go a long way to quell any fears that Malek was not up to the task.

“I started only doing standup, and the other the stuff came as a byproduct of it,” Buress said in a recent phone interview from Las Vegas. “I’m an entertainer that focuses in standup comedy but who is willing to do other stuff.”

To celebrate 135 years in the community, the Spokesman-Review is bringing one of its most beloved features, Dorothy Dean, to the stage at the Dorothy Dean Home Cooking Show, Saturday at the Spokane Convention Center. The show will feature cooking demonstrations, product and food sampling, wine tasting, Dorothy Dean recipes, giveaways and more.

Meet the (middle age) Beatles: Tribute band envisions a night when John, Paul, George and Ringo perform again

Lebo, who has called Spokane home since January 2015, will bring some of her thoughts on the perfection that is pie to the Northwest Passages Book Club stage of the Dorothy Dean Cooking School on Saturday.

Cirque du Soleil’s “Crystal” continues at the Spokane Arena through Sunday. Visit

The actress and singer performed as part of D Cappella, a new Disney Music group that tours and performs a cappella arrangements of Disney songs.

The Bucket List is back, and we asked some of Spokane’s glitterati who they want to see at the Spokane Arena.

what there is to know before the INB Performing Arts Center is transformed into a Catskills resort, circa 1963, for the show’s six-performance run that concludes April 29.

From the “Circle of Life” to “I Dreamed a Dream,” two theatrical blockbusters are returning to Spokane for the 2018-19 Best of Broadway season at the INB Performing Arts Center.

Patrick McManus, the New York Times best-selling humorist and outdoor writer from the Spokane area, died on Wednesday. He was 84.

Second Friday Art Walk returns to downtown Coeur d’Alene after its winter break.

Now, with his “Office” days behind him, Bratton tours the country, bringing a blend of comedy and music to audiences everywhere. He’ll land at the Bing in Spokane in July. Tickets go on sale Friday.

It’s been four decades since Olivia Newton-John and John Travolta lit up the big screen as Sandy and Danny in the iconic movie musical “Grease.” To mark its 40th anniversary, Fathom Events and Turner Classic Movies are bringing the film back to theaters for two nights next week. No discussion of “Grease” in our region is complete without mentioning Coeur d’Alene actress Ellen Travolta. Not only is she John Travolta’s big sister, but she has a small part, with a couple lines, playing a diner waitress in “Grease.”

All told, the national touring production of the venerable “The Sound of Music” that opened Thursday at the INB Performing Arts Center is a testament to the strengths of a classic show: great songs, performed well by characters we come to care about.

Tag,” a new feature film about a group of guys who have been playing a decades-long game of tag since their school days, released its full-length trailer this morning on “Ellen.”

The story of 10 Gonzaga Prep classmates and their epic, decades-long game of tag is coming to theaters this summer.

While music director Eckart Preu’s final season promises to be bittersweet, he’s working hard to make it count.

There’s violence in his latest book, “Whiskey,” which comes out Tuesday from Farrar Straus Giroux. But in his mind, it’s violence of a different variety.

The five candidates will conduct during the upcoming Spokane Symphony season.

Beloved children’s writer will be in Spokane on Saturday to present her new picture book, “La La La.”