Community Calendar

Duo exhibition featuring painter E.L. Stewart and woodturner Connor Kelly. Stewart’s A Little Bit of Both, Not Enough of Either explores color, contrast, shape, and playful tension through layered paintings. Kelly’s wood-turned vessels highlight the natural beauty, grain, and character of wood through carefully crafted forms. Together, their work creates a dynamic dialogue between paint and wood, surface and form, and experimentation and precision.

“Hey, you guys!” Join a group of misfits on a search for long-lost treasure, complete with a treasure map, deadly booby traps, a ruthless crime family, and Baby Ruth candy bars. Experience one of the most-loved films of the ʼ80s with the Spokane Symphony playing the entire score live to picture. No matter the dangers—Goonies never say die!

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Local and traveling musicians jamming some Blues

Come see one of the best bluegrass bands in the Inland Northwest for free every Wednesday from 9:00-11:00.

Family Hour Community Night Live Music w/ John Firshi

Guest conductor Sameer Patel and local favorite Yvette Kraft leads us into the wild, chilly, and hauntingly beautiful Violin Concerto by Sibelius, music of icy brilliance and soaring lyricism. Beethoven’s Pastoral Symphony completes the journey with birdsong, summer storms, and rustic dances that celebrate the restorative beauty of the countryside.

Local and traveling musicians jamming some Blues

Come see one of the best bluegrass bands in the Inland Northwest for free every Wednesday from 9:00-11:00.

Family Hour Community Night Live Music w/ John Firshi

Over three transformative days, we weave together multicultural, multigenerational, and multidisciplinary expressions across key regional spaces, including Spokane Tribe Resort & Casino’s Spokane LIVE and the CLTRE Gallery. Our daytime programming is dedicated to local youth workshops and community panels. On Thursday, November 12, these events lead directly into our public evening Opening Ceremony, launching the festival with traditional hand drum and song, tribal history, a live dance exhibition, and a free, nourishing community meal.

The celebration continues on Friday, November 13, with ongoing youth workshops and community panels, followed by an evening showcasing regional stories through curated short film blocks, filmmaker Q&As, and performances.

On Saturday, November 14, we host a morning youth workshop partnered by Asians for Collective Liberation, and afternoon Gallery Exhibit Opening at CLTRE Gallery before converging at Spokane LIVE for our grand finale, which features a sacred Blanket/Gifting Ceremony, spoken word, a stunning interactive Fashion Show Exhibition, and performances. Throughout all evening events, a vibrant BIPOC and Indigenous Vendor Market will run on the Spokane LIVE balcony, highlighting and supporting local creators.

Through art, gatherings, and mentorship, we champion racial and social justice, healing, and next generation empowerment. Our call to action: We Rise Together.