Community Calendar

Shadle Park Library in Spokane from 9am to 5pm Saturday August 16.
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Shadle Park Library in Spokane from Noon to 4pm Sunday August 17.

The Spokane Permaculture Symposium brings together the Spokane permaculture community along with people interested in learning more about permaculture. It's about incorporating permaculture ethics, principles, objectives and techniques into our gardening, farming, restoration, planning and community work. The focus area is the City of Spokane, Spokane County, the Spokane River watershed and the Spokane regional foodshed.

This event is co-sponsored by: All Things Regenerative, Inland Northwest Permaculture Guild, Global Earth Repair Foundation, Growing Neighbors, Children of Earth Coalition and Soil Smart - Soil Wise.

Please join us for our annual fundraiser dinner with guest speaker Rob Curley, editor of The Spokesman Review.

The evening will feature a great speaker, paddle raise and dessert auction with proceeds supporting the work of Dishman Hills Conservancy to connect and protect the Dishman Hills.

We look forward to seeing you at the Center Place Event Center, 2426 N. Discovery Place, Spokane WA 99216

Doors open at 5:30 pm.

Early bird tickets are $100 per person.

Early bird registration ends August 31st.

Please email Finola at events@dishmanhills.org if you need assistance with registration.

This years event will have a spotlight on our dynamic speaker, Rob Curley. The fund raising portion of the evening will NOT have an auction, rather the opportunity to support DHC during a paddle raise and dessert dash.

Since 2019 Gonzaga University has hosted an annual Spokane Candidates Climate Change Forum, a non-partisan event that invites candidates for local office to share with voters and community members what they would or would not do about climate change if elected. After the primary election, all candidates for the selected offices are invited to attend. This non-partisan event is an opportunity to hear candidate’s views on this urgent issue of concern to our community. Register at https://www.gonzaga.edu/climate-institute/events