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Mike Cantlon's one-time favor became a 30-year gig as the Holiday Pops Santa Claus

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click to enlarge Young Kwak photo Mike Cantlon's new children's book Nym's Sleigh Ride, inspired by...

Beethoven's Ninth Symphony is a humdinger of music to close out a humdinger of a year

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click to enlarge Music Director James Lowe (left) and composer Ludwig van Beethoven Beethoven...

The Sweeplings will put their own stamp on Christmas classics when they headline Spokane Symphony's Holiday Pops

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click to enlarge Courtesy photo The Sweeplings' Cami Bradley (left) and Whitney Dean ...

Musicians are returning from boating, busking and book editing as the symphony gears up for its comeback concert

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click to enlarge Hamilton Studio photo Music Director James Lowe at Spokane Symphony's Labor Day show....

The Northwest BachFest's September Series is celebrating the resumption of live performances — and Beethoven's 250th

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click to enlarge The Eroica Trio visits to help Northwest BachFest celebrate Beethoven. Over...

A new Shakespearean theater troupe is launching with A Midsummer Night's Dream

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Young Kwak photo Chad Herrmann (Lysander) and Sarah Plumb (Hermia) rehearse the Spokane Shakespeare Society's production of A...

Inland Northwest Opera wants to get singers in front of more audiences. Enter an old Ford Econoline

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Young Kwak photo Mateusz Wolski (left) and Arthur Heaton move part of a stage for the Opera Truck....

The Spokane Symphony's on-demand concert series is ambitious in its content, execution and impact

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Don Hamilton photo Facemasks and a lot of cameras helped the symphony come to life this spring. ...
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