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Local Artist Spotlight: Stagecoach West takes joy in making people dance

Fri., Aug. 17, 2018

Stagecoach West is truly a Spokane staple. The band has been performing in the area since 1972. Original members Peter Arthur and Jim Braukmann met at Gonzaga in 1967 and joined with John Keogh and Bob Barzee to form the band five years later.

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Local Artist Spotlight: Karrie O’Neill carrying on lifelong passion for music

Wed., Aug. 8, 2018

After moving to Maui, former Spokane singer Kerrie O’Neill is back home and playing gigs around the area.

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Vytal Movement embraces art in a variety of forms

Thu., Aug. 2, 2018

Vytal Movement Dance Company may be a relatively new player on the Spokane art scene, it’s already making its mark.

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MAC puts McCuddin’s signature style on display

Thu., July 26, 2018

Born and raised in Spokane, Mel McCuddin is a testament to the caliber of art the city has to offer. The Northwest Museum of Arts and Culture is paying homage to his homegrown talent with “Ideas From Paint,” an exhibition featuring 14 original McCuddin works.

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Comic Brad Upton says the stage isn’t too different from the classroom

Thu., July 26, 2018

Seattle-based comedian, a graduate of SCC and EWU, is happy to be coming back to Spokane for a run that starts tonight.

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Rising country star Cody Johnson hits the Knit on Saturday

Thu., July 26, 2018

Johnson was born and raised in Sebastopol, a Texas town of fewer than 500 people. He credits his small-town beginnings with fostering the down-to-earth attitude that he maintains despite his stardom.

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Local music spotlight: Jessica Haffner’s philosophy? Just do it

Wed., July 25, 2018

Spokane singer-songwriter returns to performing after taking time off to focus on her family.

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Museum tells of two pasts: Antelope’s history made by homesteaders and cult followers

Sun., July 22, 2018

Nestled deep in central Oregon cattle country, about 15 miles off U.S. Route 97, a small town has once again captured public interest. In the 1980s, Antelope was infamous for being usurped by the cult following of an Indian guru known as Baghwan Shree Rajneesh.

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Art exhibit examines divide at Idaho, Washington line

Sat., July 21, 2018

Kelley O’Brien’s art exhibit “Behold! The Sun Comes Over a Mountain” is a multidisciplinary art experience that explores regional history, geography and nature along the Idaho-Washington border. “I wanted to look at the cooperative relationships between these two states, specifically focusing on a lot of historical, archival research,” O’Brien said.

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