Community Calendar

This electrifying tale of a creature cast away by his creator into a hostile world—only to wind his way back in a dangerous game of destruction—has captivated audiences for over 200 years. The gothic story comes to life with Nick Dear’s adaptation of the chilling fable by Mary Shelley, animating the themes of social rejection, intellectual hubris, and the nascency of good and evil.

Based on the Gothic Novel by Mary Shelley
Stage Adaptation by Nick Dear

Directed by Preston Loomer
With Eupheme Carruthers, Emma Dennis, Nicholas Roy Morgan III, Katelyn Rush, Rhead Shirley, Dallan Starks, and Jason Young

Firth J Chew Studio Theatre
OCTOBER 10 - NOVEMBER 2

CONTENT ADVISORY
This play contains mature content and themes including graphic depictions of violence and sexual abuse.

FRANKENSTEIN is presented by special arrangement with Rosica Colin Ltd | London, United Kingdom

The Okanogan Grange and Okanogan Residential Renewal (formally known as Habitat for Humanity) are collaborating on a fundraising event. The Okanogan Grange is hosting a potluck and dessert auction 10.12.25 at 6:00. The proceeds will fund a roof over the ramp that Okanogan Residential Renewal built for Dayton and Taleah Edmonds. Dayton and Taleah have been treasures of Okanogan County for many decades. Dayton will be showing his digitized his 16mm films of story telling, Crop Walk and Childrens Festival. Doug Woodrow, Dayton and friends will provide music. Please join us in celebrating these true treasures of Okanogan County. Call Ken 5096310701 for more information.

This interactive installation features poetry from people on their healing journey after domestic violence paired with artwork by local artists. At each of the 15 stations that are displayed along a scenic walking path, you’ll find conversation prompts designed to spark meaningful dialogue about what healthy and unhealthy relationships can look like.

We hope you engage friends and family in this rewarding experience any time this October in Riverfront Park. Take a walk, start a conversation, and see what happens.

Jim Zimpel, Associate Dean of the College of Arts & Architecture and an Associate Professor of Sculpture + Extended Media at Montana State University in Bozeman presents a visual art exhibition in the discipline of Sculpture at the SFCC Fine Art Gallery. Zimpel states, “My work constructs factual and imaginary entry points and rituals-they are the means to process, explore and understand things that are actually, or perceived as, inaccessible.”

For the month of October, the Liberty Gallery features the extraordinary craftsmanship and vision of Dave Gonzo in a show titled “Gaia’s Beauty”. This exhibition showcases Dave's innovative approach to metal work, where different alloys are manipulated into creative and stunning, three-dimensional sculptures that resemble the beauty of which Mother Earth (Gaia) births. Each piece invites visual exploration, revealing a variety of metals and delicate details within the unique world of inorganic elements melded with the breathtaking forms of nature.

Stop by the Liberty Gallery in the Historic Liberty Building this October to see Dave's work ~ the First Friday Reception to Meet the Artists is October 3 from 5-8:30pm.

Pottery Place Plus presents painter Autumn Cole as our Guest Artist for the month of October. Autumn specializes in black and white acrylic realism paintings of local places, along with prints and greeting cards.

Stop by the PPP in the Historic Liberty Building this October to see Autumn's work ~ the First Friday Reception to Meet the Artists is October 3 from 5-8:30pm.

Jazz night and jam session with a rotating cast of local and regional professionals from 7pm-10pm every second Monday of the month. Hosted by Imagine Jazz with Rachel Bade-McMurphy and Brendan McMurphy, a live performance is followed by a community jam session. Cover charge applies.

The Gonzaga Symphony Orchestra, director Kevin Hekmatpanah, and guest violinist Maria Ioudenitch will perform:

Tchaikovsky Symphony #5 in E Minor, Op. 64
Prokofiev Violin Concerto #1 in D Major, Op. 19
Sarasate Carmen Fantasy for Violin and Orchestra, Op. 25

This interactive installation features poetry from people on their healing journey after domestic violence paired with artwork by local artists. At each of the 15 stations that are displayed along a scenic walking path, you’ll find conversation prompts designed to spark meaningful dialogue about what healthy and unhealthy relationships can look like.

We hope you engage friends and family in this rewarding experience any time this October in Riverfront Park. Take a walk, start a conversation, and see what happens.

Jim Zimpel, Associate Dean of the College of Arts & Architecture and an Associate Professor of Sculpture + Extended Media at Montana State University in Bozeman presents a visual art exhibition in the discipline of Sculpture at the SFCC Fine Art Gallery. Zimpel states, “My work constructs factual and imaginary entry points and rituals-they are the means to process, explore and understand things that are actually, or perceived as, inaccessible.”