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This year’s 200th anniversary of Fort Colvile’s founding offers an opportunity to reflect on its broader historical legacy

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click to enlarge Young Kwak photo The remains of the Hudson Bay Company's outpost known as Fort Colvile,...

For its 80th season kicking off this fall, the Spokane Symphony showcases its versatility and homegrown talent

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click to enlarge The Spokane Symphony is almost 80! |courtesy photo With one last Star Wars-themed Pops concert...

Sandpoint pianists Melody Puller and Matt Goodrich look to Latin America for concert series

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click to enlarge Rory Creigh photo Matt Goodrich and Melody Puller perform side-by-side. As Sandpoint pianists...

For the Civic’s new main-stage production of Romeo and Juliet, director Josh Baig is going back to 16th-century Verona

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click to enlarge Heather Stephens and Abe McKinney play the star-crossed lovers. Josh Baig was a student...

Reminding people of the power of creativity, Spokane Arts helped keep the art scene alive during the pandemic

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click to enlarge Young Kwak photo As executive director of Spokane Arts, Melissa Huggins steered the organization through...

Troy Nickerson’s Theater on the Verge debuts with Every Brilliant Thing, a dark comedy about the depths of depression

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click to enlarge Young Kwak photo Actor Doug Dawson works on a scene from Every Brilliant Thing. ...

Washington community theaters convene in the spirit of competition and collaboration as Kaleidoscope comes to Spokane

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click to enlarge Ashlyn Wiker photo From left: Stage Left's Joy Simmons, Jeremy Whittington, James Landsiedel and Alana...

A new exhibition at Gonzaga’s Jundt Art Museum showcases 100 works produced during a singular period in American history

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Z. Vanessa Helder's watercolor "Neighborhood Pine."   Courtesy The Jundt" class="uk-display-block uk-position-relative uk-visible-toggle"> click to enlarge Courtesy The Jundt Z....

Can AI channel the best of human creativity? The Spokane Symphony teams up with a local tech firm to pose that question.

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click to enlarge Image courtesy IntelliTect Audiences can interact with the concert via a custom app. ...

The Civic is staging two shows with different takes on Christmas — one a seasonal staple, the other poking fun at it

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click to enlarge Spokane Civic Theatre photo Sam Shick in the iconic role of Ebenezer Scrooge. ...
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