Mar 18 Monday
First Avenue Coffee is featuring local artist and Art Therapist, Bevie LaBrie's solo exhibition "Juxtaposition". Bevie's Exhibition runs through April 1st.
juxtaposition: An exploration of the both/andA vibration of dualities co-exist in the landscape of every human. The juxtaposition of quiet and chaos, of peace in the middle of hurricane moments or seasons in life. Joy as we also feel immense loss, emotional vulnerability amidst physical strength and emotional strength amidst physical vulnerability. We expand amidst constriction, and grasp light in the darkest of situations. The titration of slow tedious tending to expansive, big, bold moves. The surge of energetic release contrasting tired, slow fatigue. Raw exposure of our humanness while poise and order lay simply around the corner. Walking the edge of present control to the expansive, maybe messy unknown. The radical acceptance of all; the embracing and even loving of them all; the integration of all; perhaps this is…true happiness.
Student artwork will be on display the month of March at the Kress Art Gallery. Enjoy the display all of March.
In March 2024 the Liberty Gallery hosts a group display of works that capture the essence of our beloved pets. The "Dogs and Cats" display explores the universal significance of our pets in our daily lives. It celebrates the gifts of companionship, love, spirit, and devotion that our pets freely give to us. The eleven participating artists have created pieces, in their preferred mediums, that tell unique visual stories of the lives we share with these amazing non-human friends.
The Liberty Gallery is located at 203 N. Washington St ~ the First Friday Receptions to Meet the Artists: is Fri March 1st from 5-8pm.
Jeff Camden was born in Salmon, Idaho where he grew up riding horses, hunting, and fishing. The states of Montana, Idaho, Washington and Oregon became his first love, so the inspiration for his art comes from these great places and the deep respect he has for them.
Art has always been a major part of his life ~ his first publication came from a contest he entered at a young age for the Missoulian newspaper.
Jeff's main focus is on landscape scenes, creating images of real places and animals as well as imaginary places.
Stop by Pottery Place Plus in the Historic Liberty Building in the month of March to see Jeff's work ~ stop by on First Friday March 1st to meet Jeff in person!
Barrister Winery is hosting the work of 33 artists from the Little Spokane River Artist Studio Tour. The preview opening at Barrister will be First Friday, March 1, and the show then continues through March. All works are for sale at Barrister Winery or on the Little Spokane River Artist Studio Tour web site at Www.littlespokanestudios.com The Studio Tour will celebrate its 17th year on Saturday 28th 2024 in 4 different studios in the Little Spokane River Valley.
Every Monday night John Firshi leads local and traveling musicians on traditional and modern blues tunes.
Please join EWU Choirs on Monday, March 18th as they share music by Will Todd, Dianna Lawrence, Shawn L Kirchner, Rosephanye Powell, David Brunner, Moira Smiley, Dan Forrest, Clara Schumann, Timothy Takach, Audrey Snyder, Adam Podd, Abbie Betinis, Stephen Hatfield, and Linda Schueffle!
Please join EWU Choirs on Monday, March 18th, as they share music by Will Todd, Dianna Lawrence, Shawn L Kirchner, Rosephanye Powell, David Brunner, Moira Smiley, Dan Forrest, Clara Schumann, Timothy Takach, Audrey Snyder, Adam Podd, Abbie Betinis, Stephen Hatfield, and Linda Schueffle!
Mar 19 Tuesday
Minor subdivision development is an intricate process that has a significant impact on various aspects of the community. The construction of new roads and subdivisions can bring about an influx of individuals to an area, causing a ripple effect on public services and infrastructure. The impact can be both positive and negative, with some citing increased economic activity and job creation while others note environmental concerns and congestion. Nonetheless, the public's needs and concerns are a top priority in the development of these subdivisions, and regulatory and zoning processes ensure that potential impacts are minimized. Overall, minor subdivision development has far-reaching impacts on roads, subdivisions, and the public and should be approached with careful consideration and planning.
Join us for a Panel Discussion David Callahan, Leslie Duncan, Eric Oslon, Jeremy Tripp, and more..Moderated by Cel Demers NIBCA and Alison Roberts CDA Regional Realtors