<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=1BLMWS_1Esx2Bkb00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=1BLMWS_1Esx2Bkb00" width="1200" height="857" ><figcaption>Young Kwak photo</figcaption></figure><h2>TERRAIN 17</h2><p>Spokane’s art scene is no longer a “hidden gem” or the city’s “best-kept secret” — all of the artists and people who support it are doing so loudly and proudly! If you’re not well acquainted with the local scene, local arts nonprofit Terrain’s annual flagship event is the perfect place to begin your foray into the scene. Held on the first Friday of October each year, Terrain features new works by hundreds of artists, interactive installations, live music and more, all jam-packed into an abandoned building in downtown Spokane. This year, the event features 523 unique artists. For a sneak peek at all the wonderful art, you can buy a ticket to preview night. Otherwise, the main event is free and open to the public. <i>Thu, Oct. 1, from 6-9 pm (preview night) and Fri, Oct. 2, from 5 pm-midnight, free-$25, 314 W. Riverside Ave., downtown Spokane,</i> <i>terrainspokane.com</i></p><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=2kzf09_1Esx2Bkb00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=2kzf09_1Esx2Bkb00" width="1000" height="714" ><figcaption>Rebecca Danica</figcaption></figure><h2>SOUTH PERRY STREET FAIR</h2><p>Historically, this wonderful annual event takes place in July, but due to hotter temperatures this summer, it’s moved to fall. Now, attendees can enjoy crisp autumn air while perusing a wide range of handmade goods and art from dozens of local vendors, plus live music from local musicians and delightful food options. This year is the 24th annual event and while the list of vendors has yet to be announced at our time of publication, you can expect art, jewelry, cultural performances and more while walking the streets of the beautiful Perry District. <i>Sat, Sept. 26 from 10 am-7 pm, free, Perry Street between Ninth &amp; 12th Avenues,</i> <i>southperry.org</i></p><h2>SPOKANE IS READING</h2><p>Each year, Spokane is Reading hosts a community-wide book club that culminates in a series of reading events centered on the year’s chosen book. This year’s selection is <i>One Two Three</i> by Laurie Frankel, an award-winning author of six novels. <i>One Two Three</i> introduces readers to the Mitchell triplets — Mab, Monday and Mirabel — who, while they may look similar, are all unique in their own way and lend their special skills to toppling their own personal Goliath, lingering chemical pollution in their hometown. Read the book to take part in two in-person events in October, which include in-person appearances by the Seattle author and meaningful discussions about the book. Check out <i>One Two Three</i> from the Spokane Public Library, Spokane County Library District or head to your favorite local independent bookstore and grab a copy for yourself. <i>Wed, Oct. 7 at 1 pm (Spokane Valley Library) and 7 pm (Central Library),</i> <i>spokaneisreading.org</i></p><h2>PETER PAN GOES WRONG</h2><p>It’s never fun when things go wrong… but sometimes it’s a <i>little</i> funny. Written by the same group that brought you <i>The Play That Goes Wrong</i>, <i>Peter Pan Goes Wrong</i> follows the accident-prone theater troupe Cornley Drama Society as they try — and fail — to stage a production of <i>Peter Pan</i>. What exactly goes wrong? Well, you’ll have to attend and see for yourself, but I can only imagine that props will go missing, wires will snap and the drama between cast members will be hotter than ever. <i>Sept. 25-Oct. 18; Thu-Sat at 7:30 pm (except Sat, Oct. 3, and Sat, Oct. 17, at 2 pm), and Sun at 2 pm, $20-$46.50, Spokane Civic Theatre,</i> <i>spokanecivictheatre.com</i></p></div></body>

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Spokane’s art scene is no longer a “hidden gem” or the city’s “best-kept secret” — all of the artists and people who support it are doing so loudly and proudly! If you’re not well acquainted with the local scene, local arts nonprofit Terrain’s annual flagship event is the perfect place to begin your foray into the scene. Held on the first Friday of October each year, Terrain features new works by hundreds of artists, interactive installations, live music and more, all jam-packed into an abandoned building in downtown Spokane. This year, the event features 523 unique artists. For a sneak peek at all the wonderful art, you can buy a ticket to preview night. Otherwise, the main event is free and open to the public. Thu, Oct. 1, from 6-9 pm (preview night) and Fri, Oct. 2, from 5 pm-midnight, free-$25, 314 W. Riverside Ave., downtown Spokane, terrainspokane.com.

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