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sn̓k̓ʷan̓ɬqtn̓ Community Garden

A new mural will feature seven culturally significant native plants.

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sn̓k̓ʷan̓ɬqtn̓ Community Garden

A new mural will feature seven culturally significant native plants.

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Spokane is Reading

Spokane Is Reading is proud to announce that award-winning novelist and Afrofuturist, Tananarive Due, will visit Spokane on October 23, 2025, to discuss her gripping novel “The Reformatory.”

Spokane is Reading

Spokane Is Reading is proud to announce that award-winning novelist and Afrofuturist, Tananarive Due, will visit Spokane on October 23, 2025, to discuss her gripping novel “The Reformatory.”

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Boomjam Music and Arts Festival

Boomjam is Spokane’s all-ages, one-day music and arts festival designed to fuel the region’s creative economy and spotlight emerging talent.

Boomjam Music and Arts Festival

Boomjam is Spokane’s all-ages, one-day music and arts festival designed to fuel the region’s creative economy and spotlight emerging talent.

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The Unseen Ocean Collective

In April 2026, the Unseen Ocean Collective will bring deep-sea science and art to Spokane through a month-long exhibition, immersive school visits, and hands-on public programming.

The Unseen Ocean Collective

In April 2026, the Unseen Ocean Collective will bring deep-sea science and art to Spokane through a month-long exhibition, immersive school visits, and hands-on public programming.

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Kate Reed

Wonder Killer encourages a return to relational knowledge and collective imagination.

Kate Reed

Wonder Killer encourages a return to relational knowledge and collective imagination.

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KSPS PBS Inland Sessions

With federal funding cuts to public broadcasting threatening small-station arts programming, SAGA funding is crucial to sustaining Inland Sessions and protecting the visibility and viability of our region’s creatives.

KSPS PBS Inland Sessions

With federal funding cuts to public broadcasting threatening small-station arts programming, SAGA funding is crucial to sustaining Inland Sessions and protecting the visibility and viability of our region’s creatives.

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For Kids

Olyvia Babinski / Comedy for Kids

August 4–8, 2025 at the Blue Door Theatre, the dance and comedy camp will culminate in a public showcase on Friday, August 8.

For Kids

Olyvia Babinski / Comedy for Kids

August 4–8, 2025 at the Blue Door Theatre, the dance and comedy camp will culminate in a public showcase on Friday, August 8.

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Leslie Plum

My focus tends to be animals and pop culture with some eclectic choices in between. My favorite medium is copic markers and multiliners on paper, sometimes canvas.

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Leslie Plum

My focus tends to be animals and pop culture with some eclectic choices in between. My favorite medium is copic markers and multiliners on paper, sometimes canvas.

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Holly Melnrick

Through my work, I aim to capture the fluidity of life, reflecting its dynamic rhythms, infinite colors, and capturing the feeling I get from observing and living life as a whole; body, mind, and spiritual being.

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Holly Melnrick

Through my work, I aim to capture the fluidity of life, reflecting its dynamic rhythms, infinite colors, and capturing the feeling I get from observing and living life as a whole; body, mind, and spiritual being.

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Emily Bradley

Emily Bradley is a fiber artist known for her whimsical, animal-inspired sculptures made from wool felt. Blending soft textures with structured forms, Emily creates hand-stitched characters that evoke curiosity, warmth, and a touch of storytelling.

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Emily Bradley

Emily Bradley is a fiber artist known for her whimsical, animal-inspired sculptures made from wool felt. Blending soft textures with structured forms, Emily creates hand-stitched characters that evoke curiosity, warmth, and a touch of storytelling.

see artist page