Lindsey Treffry

Current Position: Managing Editor for Lifestyles and Copy Desk

Lindsey Treffry joined The Spokesman-Review in 2015. She is a managing editor, leading the copy desk, editing and assigning food, arts and entertainment content, designing pages, editing stories and managing the staff that maintains the website, e-edition and social media accounts.

Email: lindseyt@spokesman.com
Phone: (509) 459-5410
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A&E > Music

Spokane Symphony’s Masterworks 3: ‘An American Celebration’ hits just in time for Election Day; award-winning transgender pianist celebrates 100th anniversary of ‘Rhapsody in Blue’

UPDATED: Mon., Nov. 4, 2024

In the days leading up to the election, award-winning pianist Sara Davis Buechner – in addition to her civic duty – is finding her own way to celebrate America.

A&E > Dining

$50 date nights: Dinner and drinks for you and your honey, all for $50 or less

Wed., Sept. 25, 2024

Going out on a date night? In this economy? While stagflationary dining may seem outlandish, it is possible with $50 and a little scheduling. Better than that, you can eat at places that inspire you to dress up and don’t limit you to Rainier and fries (unless that’s your vibe; no judgment).

A&E > Music

Spokane Symphony season begins with Grammy Award-winning pianist, ‘Masterworks 1: The Turning World’

UPDATED: Thu., Sept. 12, 2024

The Spokane Symphony is beginning its season by hosting a Grammy Award-winning musician who has played for Big Bird, Bill Clinton (twice) and Barack Obama.

A&E > Music

Two Grammy Award-winning musicians reunite for ‘rare opportunity’ at Northwest BachFest

UPDATED: Mon., Sept. 9, 2024

Nearly 40 years ago, two Grammy Award-winning musicians didn’t bond over Bach or Brahams, Mozart or Beethoven. Cellist Zuill Bailey and pianist Awadagin Pratt bonded over ping-pong.

A&E > Stage

Stage review: Disney’s ‘Frozen’ at the FICA is enjoyable for all ages

UPDATED: Thu., Aug. 1, 2024

I’ve never been much of a princess fan, so Disney’s “Frozen,” while funny and cute, hasn’t made it to the top of my favorite Disney films. However, that didn’t stop me from wanting to join my stepson in viewing the Broadway adaptation of the Elsa and Anna tale.

A&E > Art

A creative space for the sometimes noncreative, Spark Central’s Heartistry offers mindful art practice

Mon., July 22, 2024

Spark Central hosts many programs and classes aimed toward the creative and artsy. But what if you don’t feel particularly creative or artistic?

A&E > Art

The other Looff Carrousel: How one of the last remaining Looff rides ended up in the foothills of Boulder County and looking nothing like Riverfront Park’s amusement ride

Sun., June 16, 2024

This is the story of the Carousel of Happiness in Nederland, Colorado. It is a fairly long story, over a century in length ... It starts in Utah, at an amusement park called Saltair, and then takes us south of Salt Lake City to a town called American Fork, where the carousel operated for a few decades. Then it moves to Colorado, to the town of Nederland. – Janette Keene Taylor in “Don’t Delay Joy: The Story of the Carousel of Happiness.”

A&E > Art

Spark Central event gives hungry artists chance to draw Riverfront Park’s Garbage Goat

Mon., May 27, 2024

Kids who are hungry for art might enjoy Spark Central’s Garbage Goat-themed event: Feed Me, Spokane.

A&E > Books

Spokane author Jess Walter wins O. Henry Prize for ‘The Dark’

Mon., May 6, 2024

Spokane author Jess Walter (“Beautiful Ruins,” “Cold Millions,” “Citizen Vince,” “Ruby Ridge” and more) has earned the O. Henry Prize, the oldest major prize for short fiction in America.