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It took a true design professional to crack the code on the world’s first environmental-themed world’s fair

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click to enlarge Courtesy of Steven Carlson Lloyd Carslon on the fairgrounds under the iconic...

In 1974, promoter Mike Kobluk and architect Bruce Walker launched the Spokane Opera House as the centerpiece of the world’s fair

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click to enlarge Erick Doxey photo The main auditorium at the First Interstate Center for...

Expo ’74’s big environmental legacy continues to inspire conservation of the region’s natural assets

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click to enlarge Northwest Museum of Arts & Culture photo In December 1973, Spokane held...

Expo ’74: Fifty Years Later

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click to enlarge Keith Oka art courtesy of the Spokane Public Library Northwest Room ...

Spokane Symphony announces 79th season lineup for 2024-25

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click to enlarge Erick Doxey photo Spokane Symphony Music Director James Lowe ...

Local artists receive fellowship awards, WSU seeks input on new apple variety naming; plus, new music

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click to enlarge FELLOWSHIP FUNDING Four Spokane County artists will each be receiving a $10,000...

“Gay pop” has a long history predating JoJo Siwa’s post-tween turn

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click to enlarge Sorry, JoJo, gay pop was already here. In 2022, singer...

Spokane Children’s Theatre presents a series of youth-written short plays about gun violence

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click to enlarge Courtesy Spokane Children's Theatre Local teens speak out in #Enough. ...

With new leadership and support, Cheney High School’s drama program relaunches to create a solid platform for the future

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click to enlarge Erick Doxey photos Cheney High School's drama program is closing out the...

Former Gonzaga basketball coach hired at EWU, STCU Best of Broadway releases season schedule; plus, new music

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click to enlarge THE LONG ROAD FROM ZAG TO EAG The start of Gonzaga's rise...

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