Coming Up

Fri., Nov. 12, 2010

Unless otherwise noted, tickets are available through TicketsWest (TW; 800-325-SEAT, www.ticketswest.com); Ticketmaster (TM; 800-745-3000, www.ticketmaster.com); or TicketFly (TF; 877-4FLYTIX, www.ticketfly.com). Prices do not include service charges. Tickets for events at the Martin Woldson Theater at The Fox also are available by calling (509) 624-1200.

Don Rickles: Nov. 20, Northern Quest Casino, $45/$55 TW

Sara Bareilles: Nov. 20, Knitting Factory Concert House, $22.50 TF

“The Forgotten Carols”: Nov. 26, INB Performing Arts Center, $11.75-$25 TW

December

Dane Cook: Dec. 1, Spokane Arena, $35/$65 TW

Oak Ridge Boys Christmas Show: Dec. 3, INB Performing Arts Center, $38/$48 TW

Bela Fleck and the Flecktones: Dec. 3, Bing Crosby Theater, $42 TW

Spokane Jazz Orchestra with Jennifer Madsen: Dec. 4, Bing Crosby Theater, $21/$24.50 TW

Dennis DeYoung: The Music of Styx: Dec. 4, Northern Quest Casino, $40/$50 TW

“Miracle on 34th Street”: Dec. 15 (two shows), Northern Quest Casino, $30 TW

“The Nutcracker”: Dec. 17-19, INB Performing Arts Center, $14-$39 TW

Jim Brickman: Dec. 28, INB Performing Arts Center, $32-$75 TW

Alter Bridge: Dec. 30, Knitting Factory Concert House, $26 TF

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