Community Calendar

Local and traveling musicians jamming some Blues

Family Hour Community Night Live Music w/ John Firshi

Get ready for a night of music, laughter, and impact at Dueling Pianos for a Purpose - benefiting the Spokane Regional Domestic Violence Coalition.

This interactive, high-energy show will have you singing, dancing, and bidding to hear your favorite songs - all while supporting critical programs that bring safety, advocacy, and hope to survivors in our community.

Enjoy great food and drinks as two talented pianists battle it out to win your applause.

Join us for this unforgettable piano showdown on Friday, February 6th, at 5:00pm at Ella’s Theater in the Montvale Event Center.

Let’s strike a powerful chord for change - together!

Spokane's mega-brass group Clarion has been a local tradition since 1992. Performing original and one-of-a-kind arrangements by Artistic Director William Berry, this 14-member brass with percussion group goes ‘Off the Charts’ bringing you nothing but encores and show-stoppers! From Queen to Copland, and (Bob) Marley to Mahler, Clarion Brass endeavors to present a unique and cutting-edge program each time they perform. Conducted by Andrea Olsen, Clarion Brass will take listeners all over the map and might even surprise you with the places brass can go! Join them as they rattle the rafters at St. John's Cathedral with a wild and beautiful mix of big brass adventure! General Admission tickets $25.

The Spokane String Quartet opens the 2026 portion of its season with three composers examining change in their lives. Haydn in 1799 was working on his last string quartet, the same year that Beethoven was working on his first. Both were commissioned by the same patron, and Haydn’s later work is often compared to Beethoven’s earliest. Bartok was starting his career when he wrote his first quartet in the early 1900s. And Schumann wrote his first quartet in 1842, an intense time known as his “year of chamber music.”

Local and traveling musicians jamming some Blues

On February 10th, the Gonzaga Symphony Orchestra will present a special performance with legendary violin virtuoso, Gil Shaham. Conducted by Kevin Hekmatpanah, the performance will take place at Myrtle Woldson Performing Arts Center. The event will open with Mozart’s colorful and delightful Overture to Don Giovanni. It will be followed by Mussorgsky’s powerful and dramatic Night on Bald Mountain, concluding the first half with Saint-Saëns’ virtuosic Danse Bacchanale. The program will conclude with Brahms’ passionate and triumphant Violin Concerto. The Brahms will feature the great violinist, Gil Shaham.

Featuring:
NIC Jazz Ensemble
Directed by
Michael Harrison

Special Guests:

Dr. Kristina Ploeger-Hekmatpanah
Voice (Director of Choral Activities, Eastern Washington University)
David Fague
Saxophone (Director of Jazz Studies, Gonzaga Univeristy)
Cindy Dicken
Voice (Director of Choirs, North Idaho College)
Michael Harrison
Trumpet (Adjunct Professor, North Idaho College)

FREE Admission
Open to the Public

Family Hour Community Night Live Music w/ John Firshi

Lilac City Voices will sing two classic Valentine songs, in person, delivering a choice of five floral arrangements from Peter’s and Sons FTD florist, to homes, businesses, schools, restaurants, hospitals, retirement and nursing homes in Spokane. Call (509) 624-4151 to order now for delivery on February 13 or 14.