Coming up

Fri., Nov. 25, 2005

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coming up

The following events are scheduled in the region. Unless otherwise noted, tickets are available through TicketsWest (TW; 325-SEAT, 800-325-SEAT, www.ticketswest.com) or Ticketmaster (TM; 509-735-0500, www.ticketmaster.com). Prices listed do not include service charges. Tickets to Spokane Symphony performances also are available through the symphony box office, 624-1200.

November

Christmas Tree Elegance:

Nov. 25-Dec. 3, The Davenport Hotel, $1/raffle ticket for trees, 458-TREE.

“The Lion King”:

November-Dec. 4, Spokane Opera House, $25-$127.50 TW

December

The Bacon Brothers:

Dec. 2, Northern Quest Casino, $55/$65 TW

Handel’s Messiah:

Dec. 2, First Presbyterian Church, $25/adults, $15/students TW

Spokane Jazz Orchestra:

Dec. 3, The Met, $23-$26.50 TW

Coeur d’Alene Symphony Christmas Showcase:

Dec. 3, North Idaho College, $12/adults, $10/seniors, $5/students TW

Nickel Creek:

Dec. 3, Big Easy Concert House, $25 TW

Shooter Jennings:

Dec. 4, Big Easy Concert House, $12.50 TW

Clutch:

Dec. 5, Big Easy Concert House, $15/TW, $17/door TW

Spokane British Brass Band:

Dec. 6, Spokane Falls Community College, $10/general, free/students and children TW

A Rockwood Christmas:

Dec. 6-8, Priess House, $20 TW

Spokane Symphony, Holiday Pops:

Dec. 10-11, Spokane Opera House, $17/$26/$34/$39 TW

Lynyrd Skynyrd:

Dec. 15, Spokane Arena, $28-$42 TW

Spokane Symphony – Classics IV:

Dec. 16, Spokane Opera House, $15-$35 TW

Kelly Clarkson:

Dec. 18, Spokane Arena, Star Theater, $37.50 TW

Riders on the Storm:

Dec. 18, Big Easy Concert House, $39.50 TW

Gonzaga University vs. Eastern Washington :

Dec. 19, Spokane Arena, $15-$75 TW

The Nutcracker, Alberta Ballet:

Dec. 21-23, Spokane Opera House, $14/$17/$24/$31/$35 TW

January 2006

Disturbed:

Jan. 6, Big Easy Concert House, $33.50 TW

Jerry Seinfeld:

Jan. 12, Spokane Opera House, $46.50-$76.50 TW

Slightly Stoopid with guest John Brown’s Body:

Jan. 17, Big Easy Concert House, $15 TW

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