Community Calendar

Your WHY is not a statement. It is a compass.

Busy is not the same as aligned. And scaling without clarity is expensive. Whether you are just starting out or leading a growing team, your mission, vision, and values are not documents you write once and forget. They are living anchors. As you evolve, they must evolve with you.

In this session of The Aligned Business Series, we will revisit and recalibrate the foundation of your work. You will refine your WHY through who you are today, clarify the future you are building toward, and strengthen the values guiding your decisions.

You do not need to have attended the first workshop to join us.

Social Hour from 5:00–5:30 PM Sponsored by Thrivent and Numerica

Workshop Experience from 5:30–7:00 PM

If something feels slightly off in your business, do not ignore it. This is your moment to realign.

The organ music of Johann Sebastian Bach performed in three locations by a traveling team of four organists. Hear some of the most well-known works from Bach, “supreme arbiter and lawgiver of music” (Nicholas Slonimsky, 1940). Join us for this free celebration of Bach’s 341st birthday.

You are invited to this FREE event!

This meeting takes place on ZOOM and not at Auntie's Bookstore.

We will be discussing “The Tainted Cup” by Robert Jackson Bennett at the March meeting.

This book club typically meets on the 4th Thursday of the month at noon via Zoom and is led by Linda. Please send any inquiries and requests for the Zoom link to auntiesbooks@gmail.com

Step into an evening of moody elegance and timeless intrigue at The Pavilion of Gothic Dreams—a 21+ prom featuring music, dancing, and an unforgettable Gothic-inspired atmosphere. Your ticket includes small bites and non-alcoholic beverages, and a no-host bar will be available for additional drink purchases. Join us at the Spokane Pavilion for a night shaped by classic Gothic romance and old-world charm.
All proceeds support Innovation Spokane Schools, helping fund educational programs that enrich the lives of students and strengthen our community.

All are Welcome! Come the First and Third Tuesdays at 6pm. We are focusing on Sri Easwaran's form of passage meditation and his 8-Point Program for daily living, currently meeting at the Spokane Buddhist Temple. This form of meditation fits with any spiritual path. Passage meditation was designed specifically for the Western “monkey mind.” It is a very disciplined approach to slowing down and focusing. It is difficult, but very rewarding! We are currently studying Sri Easwaran’s book "Passage Meditation". Questions, call Lou Ann at (509) 590-3512

Treasurer Q&As provide an opportunity for residents to ask questions, share ideas, discuss issues impacting property taxes and learn more about the role and responsibilities of the Treasurer's Office to collect, safeguard and invest Spokane County's public funds. These public meetings typically take place near property tax deadlines. Topics covered include issues impacting property taxes, policy discussions about the senior or disabled exemption program and issues raised by the audience. The public is invited to attend. On April 2, we'll be at the North Spokane Library from 6 to 7pm. On April 9, we'll be at Airway Heights Library from 6 to 7pm. On April 16, we'll be at Spokane Valley Library from 6 to 7pm. On April 23, we'll be at the Museum of Arts & Culture from 6 to 7pm.

The Holistic Festival delivers 50 booths providing natural products, remedies, body care, and pain relief. The goal is to acquaint the public with the healing modalities, products and practitioners that are available locally. Experience new technologies, spiritual guidance, ear acupuncture, hypnotherapy, and sound healing. Meet with local Healers and Readers. There will be Medicinal Salves for anxiety, pain, migraines, nerves, insomnia, and more. You’ll find wellness products, CBD products for people and pets, herbal cleansers, non-toxic hair and skin care, weight loss, oils, crystals, aura photos, art, jewelry, art, candles, and supplements. Experience near Infrared and red-light therapy, Marconics, Craniosacral, Somatic healing, Reiki, massage, and a BEMER session. Free lectures are offered all day, with a Psychic Panel at 12:30. Visit the website for vendor and lecture details. www.holisticfestivals.com

Treasurer Q&As provide an opportunity for residents to ask questions, share ideas, discuss issues impacting property taxes and learn more about the role and responsibilities of the Treasurer's Office to collect, safeguard and invest Spokane County's public funds. These public meetings typically take place near property tax deadlines. Topics covered include issues impacting property taxes, policy discussions about the senior or disabled exemption program and issues raised by the audience. The public is invited to attend. On April 2, we'll be at the North Spokane Library from 6 to 7pm. On April 9, we'll be at Airway Heights Library from 6 to 7pm. On April 16, we'll be at Spokane Valley Library from 6 to 7pm. On April 23, we'll be at the Museum of Arts & Culture from 6 to 7pm.

Property taxes are due April 30, 2026, and October 31, 2026. You can make your payment online, by mail, over the phone, at a drop box or in person. The Spokane County Courthouse address, office hours and drop box locations are all available on our website at www.spokanecounty.gov/treasurer. Because the courthouse may not be convenient for everyone, we are also pleased to offer in-person tax collection services at two other locations in April and October: Spokane Valley City Hall and the North Spokane Library. We'll be at Spokane Valley City Hall (10210 E. Sprague Avenue, Spokane Valley, WA 99206) on Friday, April 17th & 24th, and again on Friday, October 16th & 23rd, from 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. We'll be at the North Spokane Library (44 E. Hawthorne Road, Spokane, WA 99218) on Tuesday, April 21st & 28th, and again on Tuesday, October 20th & 27th, from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Note that no cash will be accepted at these locations; only check or credit/debit payments are accepted at these locations and applicable card fees will apply.

The All-Community Hymn Sing invites you to sing your favorite traditional Christian hymns, choruses, and gospel songs accompanied by organist Jon Van Vogt, pianist Kathy Jones, and song leader Wes Hershberger on the historical Wurlitzer Theater Organ and grand piano. Time will be allow for audience choices. This is a great opportunity for community members who miss the traditional music no longer sung in their morning worship services, and is a great opportunity for families to introduce their children to the music of their Christian heritage. Invite your friends and neighbors to join you in celebrating the traditional music of your faith.
For information, email Roger at longfam@my.whitworth.edu.