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Spokane Youth Ballet presents The Snow Queen
Local ballet students will bring the magic of Hans Christian Andersen’s The Snow Queen to the stage this Saturday at Gonzaga University’s Myrtle Woldson Performing Arts Center. Featuring the haunting music of Tuomas Kantelinen, Randall Michael Tobin, and others, the performance blends classical ballet, contemporary dance, and European folk dance to bring the timeless fairy tale to life. Watch as Gerda embarks on a heroic quest to rescue Kai from the enchantment of the Snow Queen, demonstrating that the power of love surpasses all. Performances are scheduled for Saturday, January 10, at 2 pm and 7 pm, with tickets available exclusively through the MWPAC box office.
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49 Degrees North opens for season
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49 Degrees North opens for the season
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Schweitzer opens more runs, Mt. Spokane opens night skiing after mountains see fresh snow
SPOKANE, Wash. — Schweitzer Mountain announced Thursday that it will open more runs and lifts after the mountain got fresh snow this week. Schweitzer said on Facebook that Stella and Outback are open as of Friday after 16 inches of snow fell from Wednesday to Thursday. You can keep...
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2026 Banff Centre Mountain Film Festival World Tour
January 9-11 Spokane welcomes the return of the Banff Centre Mountain Film Festival World Tour, this weekend only. Celebrating 50 years of mountain adventure, this festival presents breathtaking films that highlight human courage, connection, and exploration in the outdoors. Each night features seven to nine inspiring stories, from stunning expeditions to tales of environmental stewardship.
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Weekend Pour-cast: The Smoked Plum Old Fashioned at Garden Party
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MAX at Mirabeau: Excellence Served Daily
Over 20 years of culinary craftsmanship and hospitality. For more than two decades, MAX at Mirabeau has stood as the cornerstone of the Valley’s dining scene, where locals meet, businesses connect, anniversaries are toasted, and traditions take shape around a table. Located inside the Mirabeau Park Hotel, it continues to set the standard for quality dining and genuine hospitality in the Inland Northwest.
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Air 4 Adventure: Fat tire biking through Canfield Mountain
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Taste Budz Review: Kindred Public House
If you haven’t already heard, there’s a new kid on the block: Kindred Public House. It’s a sister restaurant to Cascadia Public House, and it does not disappoint. Zack and I both ordered the short rib street tacos; they sounded too good to share. Local tortillas made by De Leon’s get stuffed full of tender, juicy braised short rib. Then for a touch of freshness, they top it off with pickled red onion, cotija cheese, green salsa, slaw, and cilantro. I could eat these every day for the rest of my life. The meat is so rich and flavorful when you first bite in, but then the refreshing flavors of the slaw and salsa cut through the richness, making a perfectly balanced plate. Zack, of course, ordered his without red onion, which they were happy to accommodate.
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Camping reservations live for Liberty Lake Regional Park
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Hsia-Jung Chang’s Piano Lunch series offers an escape from the stress of everyday life
For 30 years, Hsia-Jung Chang brushed elbows with some of music’s biggest names while living and working as a pianist in New York City. She’s performed at Carnegie Hall, been a guest lecturer and performer at Duke University, and led concert series with New York’s brightest upcoming musicians, but, lucky for Spokane, Chang hasn’t forgotten her roots.
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Love Local: "Spokane Drinks Book" features fun New Year's Eve beverages
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Northwest’s Premier Bridal Festival 2026
January 10–11 The Northwest’s Premier Bridal Festival returns to the Spokane Convention Center this weekend! This highly anticipated annual event is the ultimate destination for couples planning their dream wedding, bringing together nearly 200 of the Inland Northwest’s top wedding vendors under one roof. From bridal gown specialists and tuxedo rentals to photographers, videographers, planners, venues, and caterers, attendees can meet one-on-one with experts who are ready to offer guidance, inspiration, and exclusive Bridal Festival specials. The festival also features hundreds of creative ideas for decor, floral arrangements, tablescapes, and seasonal trends, making it a true celebration of style, planning, and imagination.
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Hit the outdoors this new year with Idaho's First Day Hikes
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In 2025, the Inland Northwest food scene lost some mainstays but gained new, diverse concepts
As the Inlander’s food writer, I’m constantly on the prowl for a new place to grab a bite. The foodies of Inland Northwest are often right alongside me in this quest, rejoicing when an innovative new eatery opens its doors, but also sharing sincere disappointment when favorite spots shutter. While 2024 saw several notable closures of spots in downtown Spokane, food entrepreneurs quickly recognized an opportunity and filled many of those gaps this year, in the process introducing locals to plenty of new flavors and cultures.
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Temperatures across the Inland Northwest expected to warm by New Years Day
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Weekend Pour-cast: Indulge in early thougts of spring with the Smoked Plum Old Fashioned at Garden Party
SPOKANE, Wash. -- With the snowfall seen in the Inland Northwest this week, it's never too early to think of spring and a downtown Spokane bar is serving up a delicious creation.
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New Year’s Eve events to light up Spokane and Coeur d’Alene
As New Year’s Eve approaches, a series of exciting events are scheduled to take place in the Spokane area, offering a variety of ways to celebrate. In Riverfront Park, fireworks will illuminate the sky at 9 p.m. The display will be launched near the Clock Tower, promising a visual treat for attendees.