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The opportunities for arts lovers abound throughout the region, and better still, there’s always more to discover
From medieval artisans to Mystic Pizza, the Inland Northwest is brimming with performing and visual arts offerings year-round. There are musicals, exhibitions, plays, comedy acts, symphonies, festivals, rock concerts and unique cultural experiences that have the power to entertain, edify and even inspire folks of all ages. Here’s a taste of what some of the top venues have in store, but don’t be shy about exploring further.
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Alegría Dance brings immersive storytelling to Riverside Place for Halloween fun
For years, our protagonist Alexander Blackwood has shared the Blackwood Manor with family secrets and tales of love, ambition, and betrayal that threaten to spill out of the gothic manor’s windows and under its doors into the open. At Blackwood’s fall gala, he may just spill it all himself...
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Def Leppard & Goo Goo Dolls Announce Spokane concert
SPOKANE, Wash. – Rock n’ roll legends Def Leppard and Goo Goo Dolls will play Spokane’s Numerica Veterans Arena in May 2027. Numerica Veterans Arena said $1 of every ticket sold will be donated to City of Hope, a nationwide cancer research and treatment organization that supports research and innovative treatments for people facing cancer.
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Check out these albums from local artists to get a taste of Spokane’s music scene
After honing his chops gigging all around town and playing keys in Allen Stone’s band, singer-songwriter Blake Braley’s debut studio album boasts 10 sweet soulful tracks loaded with smooth grooves, lush harmonies, funky instrumentals, a little yacht rock flair and Braley’s buttery, resonant vocal delivery. It does, in fact, feel alright. blakebraley.com.
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Local ski areas map out opening plans as snow reaches peaks
SPOKANE, WA — Early snow on mountain peaks had local ski areas looking ahead to the coming season. NonStop Local checked in with ski areas across the Inland Northwest about opening plans and what they expected in the months ahead. At Lookout Pass, crews reported close to five inches...
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Fall leaf festival offers fun for families in Spokane
SPOKANE, Wash. — Do you want to go to a free fall themed event and play in a pile of leaves?. The Fall Leaf Festival runs Saturday, October 17 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at John A. Finch Arboretum. Attendees can play in a large pile of leaves,...
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Photographers create new memories for families who lost homes in Spokane fires
SPOKANE, Wash. — When a home burns down, families often lose so much more than the house itself. They lose reminders of the memories that took place there. On Sunday, a group of 12 local photographers aimed to help create new ones for families who lost their home in the Spokane area fires.
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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.
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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...
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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...