For Kids
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.”
Words
Grantee
Artists of Color
For Kids
Grantee
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.
Visual
Artist
Nalini Gupta
I create affordable, usable home art as well as canvases that anyone can buy and treasure. Every piece is made with carefully chosen acacia or bamboo wood items for home and quality canvases for paintings.
Cultural
Grantee
Refugee and Immigrant Connection Spokane (RICS)
RICS is proud to present World Refugee Day (WRD) 2025 on Saturday, June 21st, 2025 at Pergola Event Center at 2928 N Madelia St, Spokane
Visual
Artist
Janae Frazier
So, at 7 I decided I could do better. I borrowed her green point and shoot kodak and I’ve been hooked ever since. I took my first actual photography class my sophomore year in high school.
Visual
Artist
Hanncel Sanchez
I make the type of art I do as a reminder of how proud I am to be a Latina immigrant.
Native/Alaska Native
Grantee
James Pakootas
James Pakootas is collaborating with Indigenous youth to create powerful narratives that reflect their cultural heritage and vision for the future.
Film
Artist
Pascal
Pascal (they/them/theirs) is an artist, organizer, and a believer in storytelling as a way to create change.