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0000017b-f971-ddf0-a17b-fd73f3be0000For 25 years, KPBX Kids' Concerts have brought different genres of music and performances to generations of children. These family concerts are at the heart of the station's mission to provide music awareness and entertainment to our listening region, which compliments our on-air programming.Eight free one-hour concerts are held throughout the year at rotating venues. At each concert, attendees may be treated to a mix of music and historical information. Each KPBX Kids' Concert highlights a musical style. Past concerts have featured classical, jazz, big band, folk, bluegrass, latin, calypso, reggae, klezmer, rockabilly, and lots more.ALL KPBX KIDS' CONCERTS ARE FREE.

From the Studio: Floating Crowbar (Part 1)

Spokane Public Radio | By Verne Windham
Published March 14, 2019 at 4:27 PM PDT
Spokane Public Radio

It felt like Saint Patrick’s Day already with the four fellows of Floating Crowbar making music in our studio. After the KPBX Kids’ Concert last Saturday, the quartet agreed to come down to the station and play some more Irish tunes in the spirit of the upcoming holiday.

Floating Crowbar will also be performing live at 7 PM tonight at Bridgepress Cellars and 3 PM Sunday in the Airway Heights Library.
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Verne Windham
Verne Windham got his start at Spokane Public Radio 20 years ago. “I came in to complain and they hired me.” He’s now the Program Director, as well as the host of Morning Classical and Concert of the Week. When choosing music for Morning Classical, Verne likes to keep the agenda as broadly defined as possible. For Concert of the Week, he focuses on the best of recent local performances, mostly classical in nature. For many years, Verne was also the conductor of the Spokane Youth Orchestra. He enjoys gardening, his vintage car and playing French horn.
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