Events
Bike to Work Week Events
Enjoy these events hosted by Spokane Bicycle Club for the upcoming Bike to Work Week, May 13-17. Events are open to everyone. Helmets required. Pancake ...
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Nat Geo Live “A Rare Look: North Korea to Cuba” on April 24
Photojournalist David Guttenfelder has a knack for getting across borders that have long been difficult to cross to bring light to the everyday life and ...
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Crawl for Craft Beer in Wallace, ID, April 20
The folks in Idaho’s historic mining town of Wallace will use any excuse for a celebration. For instance, this is the place they had a ...
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Film Fest Benefits the Spokane River
Join the Spokane Riverkeeper and Mountain Gear at the Garland Theater on Thursday, May 2, as they host Spokane’s 5thannual Wild and Scenic Film Festival. ...
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10-year Anniversary of Jams 4 Cans Rail Jam
Jams 4 Cans is a premier Inland Northwest rail jam series that offers progressive features for all competitors. This non-profit rail jam series is open ...
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“Capturing the Impossible:” Nat Geo Live’s Bryan Smith to Share Filmmaking Adventures
You might be familiar with National Geographic‘s reputation for getting extraordinary wildlife and adventure footage on television. But have you ever wondered about what it ...
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Wallace, Idaho—Will Crawl for Craft Beer
The folks in Idaho’s historic mining town of Wallace will use any excuse for a celebration. For instance, this is the place they had a ...
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Tundra Swan Festival on Saturday, March 16
When you think of eastern Washington, your first thoughts may not include elegant swans. Pend Oreille County, located in the northeast corner of the state ...
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Spokane, Wash.—Get Lit! Outdoor Writing Events
Get Lit!, Spokane’s springtime literary festival (April 22-28), will feature events focusing on outdoor or environmental writing this year. Like to sink into a good ...
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