Mar 25 Saturday
Crooked Kilt is a family band who have been playing in the Spokane area for well over 20 years. They invite you to wrap yourself in a rich blend of tightly woven harmonies, interspersed with strands of harp, bagpipes, accordion, & fiddle. Their music features traditional and eclectic Celtic styles.
Kelly’s Underground is a local live music spot. We do a series of concerts and events in a perfectly located spot in the South Hill.
Tickets are $20. Doors open at 6:30, and seating is limited to the first 50 tickets sold!
Mar 27 Monday
John Firshi leads local and traveling musicians as they sing, play improvised solos and jam to traditional and modern blues songs. 208-263-4005
Mar 31 Friday
Please join us to recognize 20 years of Spokane Valley history with complimentary hors d'oeuvres, no-host bar and live music.
5 PM — Social HourStop by to mingle, reminisce and enjoy the Kevin Shay Band.6 PM — Anniversary Proclamation ToastRaise your glass for a toast to those who were a part of the incorporation effort and 20 years of growth and prosperity.6:30 PM — Spokane Valley Heritage Museum Presentation: Historic Milestones, A Heritage of OpportunityJayne Singleton, founder and Executive Director of the Spokane Valley Heritage Museum, will give a presentation on the rich history of the Valley.
This free event is open to the public. No tickets are required. Casual attire.
Award-winning international organ & piano concert star Jelani Eddington will present a "Pops" pipe organ concert at 7 PM Friday, March 31st at First Church of the Nazarene.
Mr. Eddington is the youngest recipient to ever receive the prestigious Theatre Organist of the Year award from the Theatre Organ Society.
Admission is free, though donations for organ maintenance are always welcome. For questions, call the church office at (509) 467-8986.
Apr 03 Monday
Apr 10 Monday
Apr 14 Friday
The Kosher Red Hots embrace a timeless world-café of Yiddish songs and whirlwind klezmer music from Eastern Europe, Judeo-Spanish romances from the eastern Mediterranean, and the songs and swing of the Yiddish theater. The musicians are an adventurous vocalist who sings in Yiddish, Ladino, and English, and three master instrumentalists on clarinet, accordion, bass and guitar. Together they play music that turns from spirited to tender while they weave tales, history, and humor into each concert.
Apr 17 Monday
Apr 20 Thursday
Join us at Emerge for Open Mic Nite.All types of music & spoken work performance welcome.Free. Open to the public.Thirs Thursdays.7:00 pm - 9: 00 pm.No advance sign-up required.Questions? Call (208) 930-1876
Apr 24 Monday