Aug 26 Tuesday
INTRODUCING: The Osprey Patio Concert Series 2025! Come enjoy local artists on the patio while enjoying your meal from Osprey Restaurant & Bar every Tuesday & Wednesday, 6pm - 9pm from May 6 - October 15! Free admission + rain or shine!
ARTIST LINE-UPMAY 6 - 28 | Sammy Eubanks | Soul Country & Blues with a Splash of Rock-n-roll.JUN 3 - 25 | Meghan Sullivan | Blues, Classics, Rock-n-Roll.JUL 1 - 23 | Kosta la Vista | A three-piece cover band focusing on Blues-based Classic Rock.AUG 5 - 27 | Jason Garrett Evans | Neo-soul R&B musician from Seattle.SEP 2 -24 | Doughouse Boyz | Blues, Jazz, Folk, Roots, and everything in between.JUL 29 - 30, SEP 30 - OCT 15 | The Ronaldos | Ron Criscione, guitarist & vocalist, has been part of the Spokane music scene since 1978. Ray Younker, bassist, vocalist, & guitarist brings a unique and interesting bass style to the duo.
Osprey Restaurant & Bar, 700 N Division St, Spokane, WA 99202. More info at ospreyspokane.com/events
Tuesday July 8th will be the beginning of Gabriel Soileau's weekly residency at Bulldog's BBQ in Hillyard.Having grown up in Spokane and lived in North Carolina Gabe and the railroad boys house band bring years of experience playing an eclectic mix of bluegrass country and folk music. The following jam will be open to musicians of all levels who enjoy playing bluegrass, old time and honky-tonk country music.
Aug 27 Wednesday
During the month of August the Liberty Gallery features paintings by artist Lauren Urlacher of her favorite flower, the dahlia. Her hyper-realistic floral paintings invite viewers into a tranquil moment of stillness. In a fast-paced world, Lauren’s art offers a calming pause, encouraging mindfulness through close observation of nature’s intricate details. Her August show titled “Dahlia Days of Summer” celebrates the peak season of dahlias in Spokane when we see the biggest and best of these blooms.
Stop by the Historic Liberty Building to meet the artist on August 1st from 5-8:30 pm.
Katie Frey graduated from Walla Walla University with an English and Art degree and worked as a teacher for years before deciding to step into begin art as a full time career. She primarily paints landscapes and animals as her artwork is inspired by her time spent in nature. She also finds inspiration in the textures and patterns of rocks & plants, and both the ease & energy of wild animals. Katie wants her watercolors to look as spontaneous and joyful as it feels when she creates them.
Stop by Pottery Place Plus in the Historic Liberty Building this August to see Katie's beautiful watercolors ~ stop by First Friday August 1st to meet Katie in person!
Moonshine brings Spokane together through food, music, art, and outdoor movies. Stroll the Artisan Night Market and discover local makers, delicious bites, and craft drinks.Enjoy live entertainment, fun pre-show activities, and giveaways—then kick back under the stars for a movie night to remember.It’s free, family-friendly, and full of local charm just beyond the city. Come eat, drink, and connect!The Details: Who: Commellini Estate + local vendors
What: Artisan market, live music, entertainment & Classes, food, drinks & outdoor movie
Where: 14715 N. Dartford Dr., Spokane, WA
Dates: Wednesdays 6/4/25-8/27/25
Time: Market: 5:30–8:30 PM | Movie at dusk (~9 PM)
Cost: Free admission! Food & drinks available for purchase
Aug 28 Thursday
This meeting takes place on ZOOM and not at Auntie's Bookstore.
We will be discussing “First Lie Wins” by Ashley Elston at the August 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
Constants explores the shifting balance between what holds steady and what is always in flux. Using a combination of painting and collaged imagery, I reflect on how our lives are shaped by both enduring constants and the ever-changing variables of perception, experience, and the shifting social, political, and natural landscapes we inhabit. These layered mixed-media paintings give form to the complexities inherent in being alive, using a blend of representation and abstraction to explore the tension between the known and the mysterious, the material and the immaterial, and the constant interplay between the everyday and the cosmic.