Colbert
Colbert, WA · Lifestyle
inlander.com
Sweet and spicy notes shine in these orange-hued dishes at four Spokane-area spots
If reds and greens are the most common colors found in our omnivore diets, orange may be the most diverse. From the deep golden hues oozing from a peach cobbler and the rich shades of a silky sweet pumpkin pie, to vivid orange habaneros that make your mouth tingle and the tart juice of a mandarin, navel or other orange citrus, the color can be found in nearly every food group. Our top picks span just four options at Spokane-area restaurants, but there are plenty more orangey dishes out there as butternut squash, carrots and sweet potatoes pop up on seasonal fall menus. (COLTON RASANEN)
inlander.com
Try these six blue and purple items at Spokane-area bars and restaurants
Finding enough items to fill separate blue, indigo and violet categories for this year’s Dining Out theme proved challenging. First, there aren’t many entrees where any of these colors are a focal point on the plate. And, second, the things you think would be blue and purple, like blueberries and blackberries, cook down to an almost-black hue. What we’ve compiled below largely includes cocktails that make use of vivid coloring agents like butterfly pea flower tea and creme de violette, and a few dishes that aren’t so much fine dining as they are tasty treats that fit the theme. (COLTON RASANEN)
inlander.com
Four pink or red dishes kick off a rainbow-inspired tour of Spokane-area restaurants
Red or pink-colored foods are incredibly common and, by nature, incredibly appetizing to most. A seared steak, for example, can range from a pale pink to juicy red, depending on how you like it prepared. A glass of ruby-red wine is often the perfect pairing. Bright red tomatoes are a...
decorhint.com
Bargain Hunters Leave This Enormous Idaho Flea Market With A Packed Trunk For About $40
A jar of local honey, a pretty bracelet, a handmade purse, and a set of 1940s-era tools can all come home from the same spot on one weekend. That mix alone made me curious. The rest of the story made me grin. This North Idaho stop is friendly, easygoing, and...
inlander.com
Vibrant international cuisine eclipses leafy salads in these Spokane eateries’ green-hued dishes
While a nearly infinite variety of leafy greens, herbs and otherwise verdant veggies — from broccoli to zucchini and tomatillos to cucumbers — bring a healthy plant-driven balance to our daily meals, for this spotlight on green ingredients, we intentionally sought dishes that bucked expectations. Almost every restaurant has a basic salad, right? So we dug deeper, scouring local eateries’ social media channels and websites for the most vivid green plates we could find. The result is a vibrant mix of culinary creations from around the globe: Egypt, Mexico, Southeast Asia and Japan. (CHEY SCOTT)
inlander.com
Best of Broadway Spokane’s 2026-27 season begins with & Juliet
In a perfect world, William Shakespeare’s Romeo & Juliet would not be a romantic tragedy, but rather a tale of first love. Two young “star-crossed lovers” would meet and feel the fire dance inside them as love ignites. They would overcome their familial squabbles and may even write secret notes to each other to avoid any traumatic teen suicide.
Gonzaga Bulletin
Broadway that belongs: Musicals that should have made their way to Spokane
"Maybe Happy Ending" is one of my all-time favorite musicals. I saw it last spring in New York, and the message has been on my mind ever since. When my mom called me saying that "Maybe Happy Ending" was starting a national tour, I was super excited. I immediately checked...
KXLYcom 4 News Now
Second Chick-fil-A location opens Thursday in Spokane with traffic plan in place
SPOKANE, Wash. — A second Chick-fil-A location opens Thursday in Spokane, bringing the popular fast-casual restaurant closer to residents on the South Hill and Valley who previously had to travel 15 minutes north to access the chain's only other location in the area.
KREM
Here are events in Spokane to celebrate Filipino American History Month
SPOKANE, Wash. — It's Filipino American History Month and here is how Spokane is celebrating!. Two Filipino organizations, The Family Guide and Spokane United We Stand, will host three different celebrations. The first will be I-Archive Natin, which will happen on Wednesday, Oct. 7, from 1 p.m. to 4...
Gonzaga Bulletin
FinnBoy Records, Books & Curio offers curated vintage experience
Behind the checkout counter of FinnBoy Records & Curio on Monroe Street are stacks of records, each representing the personal music libraries of FinnBoy’s employees. Instead of a playlist on Spotify or Apple Music, employee Giovanni Caputo, the brother of the store’s owner, Darcy Caputo, said that these records are what get played during the store’s opening hours.
inlander.com
Color plays an important role in making any restaurant dish an appetizing choice
Before food meets the tongue, your other senses indulge first. It might be the aroma wafting from the kitchen, the clink of dishware as a server approaches, or finally a beautiful sauce or garnish to feast your eyes on. The color of each ingredient on your plate and how each complements or elevates the rest of the dish also plays an important role in how we eat.
takingthekids.com
This Washington Trail Winds Past Stunning Views And Colorful Autumn Scenery
Autumn in Washington has a special kind of magic. The air turns crisp, the sky looks bluer, and the hills start glowing in gold and red. Some of the best color shows are not hidden deep in the mountains. Some sit right at the edge of town, waiting for anyone with good shoes and a little curiosity.