Legendary and award-winning singer-songwriter Art Garfunkel has canceled his rescheduled performance at Martin Woldson Theater at the Fox on Jan. 16 due to scheduling conflicts.
Sibling rivalry is commonplace, but how about sibling rivalry in (only) company names and signage? You’ll find the latter in the form of Le Brothers and Three Sisters Restaurant on East Sprague Avenue in Spokane Valley.
For the 29th year, the wineries of the Cork District and Spokane Wine Association are celebrating the Holiday Wine Festival from Friday through Sunday. In its first year, the Holiday Wine Festival featured six wineries; this holiday season, 20 wineries are participating in the festivities.
His soft-spoken, polite and fairly-often-repeated “thank you” was barely audible throughout the evening. “It’s nice to see you tonight – thank you for coming to see me” followed the first thank you after “Hold You in My Arms.”
Livability.com continues to pour the love on Washington – and specifically Spokane – and this time it’s in the form of whiskey. In a story posted Monday with the headline “5 Unexpected Regions in the U.S. Producing Great Whiskey,” Washington made the list alongside Virginia, Colorado, Texas and Wisconsin.
Spokane chef Ricky Webster loves cooking competitions. During the holidays last year, Webster was a contestant on two of the Food Network’s one-off, holiday-centric specials, “Holiday Gingerbread Showdown” and “Christmas Cookie Challenge.”
Aspiring producers Shane Tyler, who lives in Athol, and Austin Meyers, who resides in Spokane Valley, released their short film, “The Janitor,” in August on YouTube, a movie the two young men describe as “a passion project.”
The holiday season, as far as I’m concerned, has officially kicked off in Spokane with a performance of Moscow Ballet’s “Great Russian Nutcracker” (the Gift of Christmas Tour) at First Interstate Center for the Arts on Sunday afternoon.
A trip home to Las Vegas in mid-October reminded me of one thing that I miss in Southern Nevada that I haven’t found in Spokane: dim sum. I’ve asked my new colleagues at The Spokesman-Review and new chef friends in Spokane if there is dim sum in the area, and the answer has been a simple and resounding “no.”
Three legendary music artists are heading to Spokane next spring. Emmy-, Grammy- and Oscar-winning actress and singer Cher is headlining the Spokane Arena on May 2, the venue announced Monday morning, and Nile Rodgers and Chic are set to be the opening acts.
The four members of Raining Jane – vocalist, cellist and guitarist Mai Bloomfield; vocalist, keyboardist and guitarist Chaska Potter; vocalist, percussionist and drummer Mona Tavakoli; and vocalist, bassist, guitarist and sitar player Becky Gebhardt – walked onto the stage at the First Interstate Center for the Arts on Saturday night. They were soon followed by singer-songwriter Jason Mraz.
“Longneck ice-cold beer never broke my heart” is the catchy refrain from Luke Combs’ recent hit “Beer Never Broke My Heart,” but this journalist could write the line, “That beer can nearly hit me in the head.”
“Please ask him when his avocado gift packs will be available again.” That was one important question a friend and Jason Mraz super fan in Spokane requested to be asked of the award-winning singing-songwriter turned San Diego resident and farmer.
ACM and CMA Award-winning singer-songwriter and musician Luke Combs has extended his “Beer Never Broke My Heart Tour” through fall and is in the Lilac City on Friday in a sold-out stop at the Spokane Arena with Morgan Wallen, Jameson Rodgers and Dee Jay Silver.
Monday marks 100 years since Congress passed the 18th Amendment that started Prohibition, which banned the production, import, transportation and sale of alcoholic beverages in the United States.
“How are you feeling so far, Las Vegas Colosseum?,” Journey frontman Arnel Pineda shouted to the audience on Oct. 11 from the vast stage built for Celine Dion at Caesars Palace and now the home of his rock band’s new residency.
Kaiser Permanente’s Lidgerwood Medical Center is distributing free produce and nutritious perishable products today from noon-2 p.m. for anyone in need of food assistance. No appointment or documentation is needed, Kaiser Permanente said in a news release Wednesday afternoon.
Coeur d’Alene Resort hosted its first Whiskey Barrel Weekend sponsored by Maker’s Mark. Maker’s Mark shared the spotlight because a team from the resort traveled to the Maker’s Mark distillery in Kentucky in May to create a whiskey barrel for the resort.
As promised in an interview in Seven on Friday, New Jersey-born singer-songwriter Pete Yorn kept his solo, acoustic “You & Me” tour stop simple and intimate at Knitting Factory on Friday evening.
New Jersey native Pete Yorn, who now resides in California and has embarked on his “An Evening With Pete Yorn: You & Me Solo Acoustic Tour,” stops at Knitting Factory on Friday night and talked over the phone Sept. 26 about his new album “Caretakers,” music collaboration and labels, Scarlett Johansson, post-tour plans and more.
Seattle-based independent country artist Aaron Crawford was so impressed with Spokane-based homeless organization Blessings Under the Bridget that he asked to return to help the group raise money again, and he’ll do so next Friday evening at “An Intimate Evening of Blessings Under the Stars” at The Spokesman-Review.
Acclaimed double bassist Gary Karr is 77 years old, but his nearly life-long love affair with the musical instrument is as strong as ever. “I think I’m sexually attracted to it,” Karr said during a phone interview from his home in Victoria, British Columbia, on Tuesday afternoon.
Coeur d’Alene Resort’s first Whiskey Barrel Weekend this Friday and Saturday – celebrating all things whiskey paired with cuisine, jazz, demonstrations and workshops – also is commemorating a special occasion: the release of the Coeur d’Alene Resort Custom Signature Label Maker’s Mark Whiskey.
“RuPaul’s Drag Race: Werq the World Tour 2019” queens performed a two-hour eleganza extravaganza that featured gorgeous over-the-top costumes and gowns; flawless makeup and wigs; high-energy music and choreography; a little naughtiness for good measure (emcee Asia O’Hara flirted with a contestant from the audience who stripped down to black boxer briefs twice); and shout-outs and ties to Spokane.
Let’s start the workweek with two interesting tidbits from the culinary world: Gimme a break, gimme a break, break me off a piece of that … $17 luxury Kit Kat bar.