Spokane Special Insert June | July 2018
Placed in 1889 Washington's Magazine June/July 2018
Placed in 1889 Washington's Magazine June/July 2018
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EVENT CALENDAR<br />
LIGHTHOUSE FOOD TRUCK RALLY<br />
INLAND NORTHWEST LIGHTHOUSE<br />
<strong>June</strong> 7 // Free<br />
thelighthousefortheblindinc.org<br />
Support the blind in <strong>Spokane</strong> during this event featuring<br />
five food trucks, a beer and wine garden and raffles. The<br />
event will also include tours of The Lighthouse for the<br />
Blind’s 95,000-square-foot manufacturing facility.<br />
SPOKANE PRIDE<br />
RIVERFRONT PARK LILAC MEADOWS<br />
<strong>June</strong> 9 // Free<br />
outspokane.org<br />
Celebrate the LGBTQA community as <strong>Spokane</strong> marks its<br />
twenty-sixth year of pride. The theme of this year’s event<br />
is Pride, Now More Than Ever, and includes a parade<br />
starting downtown at noon and then a Rainbow Festival<br />
with live entertainment, an art show, teen zone and an allages<br />
dance party. The event ends with a fireworks show.<br />
BECU OUTDOOR MOVIES<br />
AT RIVERFRONT PARK<br />
RIVERFRONT PARK<br />
Beginning <strong>June</strong> 13 // Free<br />
epiceap.com/spokane-outdoor-movies/<br />
Mark off your Wednesdays in <strong>June</strong> and <strong>July</strong> and<br />
head down to Riverfront Park for an outdoor theater<br />
experience along with trivia, food trucks and movies on<br />
the big screen. Movies range from recent hits like Wonder<br />
Woman to Black Panther, as well as older hits like The<br />
Princess Bride and 10 Things I Hate About You. Bonus: a<br />
Saturday showing of The Greatest Showman on <strong>July</strong> 7.<br />
EDWARD S. CURTIS:<br />
THE GRAND IDEA<br />
NORTHWEST MUSEUM OF ARTS AND CULTURE<br />
Begins <strong>June</strong> 16 // $18<br />
A new exhibit about Edward Curtis, a photographer who<br />
captured compelling images of Native Americans, will<br />
celebrate the 150th anniversary of his birth. The exhibit,<br />
in partnership with the <strong>Spokane</strong> Public Library, is one of<br />
three opening in the month of <strong>June</strong>.<br />
MARA LIASSON<br />
BING CROSBY THEATER<br />
<strong>June</strong> 21 // $34.48<br />
bingcrosbytheater.com<br />
<strong>Spokane</strong> Public Radio presents Mara Liasson, NPR’s<br />
national political correspondent for a night to talk politics.<br />
Liasson has covered Washington, D.C., for decades and<br />
will discuss the midterm elections and other political<br />
issues at the event. She will also participate in a Q&A.<br />
ART, CRAFTS & DRAFTS<br />
RIVER CITY BREWING<br />
<strong>June</strong> 23 // $2 per ticket ($10 for six tickets)<br />
partneringforprogress.org<br />
Get your DIY on with professional crafters. This benefit,<br />
for Partnering for Progress’s Power of Milk program,<br />
helps malnourished children in rural Kenya. It will include<br />
beers from River City Brewing, as well as live music and<br />
the opportunity to try your hand at making paper flowers,<br />
driftwood mobiles and other crafts.<br />
I LOVE THE ’90S TOUR<br />
NORTHERN QUEST RESORT & CASINO<br />
<strong>June</strong> 28 // $39-$79<br />
northernquest.com<br />
Get in touch with your inner teen and bask in nostalgia at<br />
this concert. Set to perform are Salt n Pepa, Vanilla Ice,<br />
Sir Mix-A-Lot, Color Me Badd and Young MC.<br />
HOOPFEST SPOKANE<br />
DOWNTOWN SPOKANE<br />
<strong>June</strong> 30-<strong>July</strong> 1 // Free to watch, team entries vary<br />
spokanehoopfest.net<br />
This iconic <strong>Spokane</strong> event is the largest three-on-three<br />
outdoor basketball tournament in the world. Thousands<br />
gather to watch the more than 14,000 games over the<br />
weekend and walk through the downtown festival.<br />
CRAVE! NORTHWEST<br />
MIRABEAU POINT PARK<br />
<strong>July</strong> 12-15 // $40-$311<br />
cravenw.com<br />
This food and drink event celebrates all things Northwest<br />
food, as well as the area’s top chefs. Events throughout<br />
the weekend include tastings with on-stage chef demos,<br />
a tasting event focused on barbeque, and a seafood<br />
celebration featuring champagne. Your tastebuds will<br />
thank you.<br />
THE GREAT SPOKANE ROAD RALLY<br />
HONOR POINT MILITARY & AEROSPACE<br />
MUSEUM AT FELTS FIELD<br />
<strong>July</strong> 14 // $100 for 2-person team<br />
spokaneroadrally.com<br />
This Meals on Wheels benefit, in its second year, puts<br />
teams of two on a sort of scavenger hunt throughout<br />
<strong>Spokane</strong> County. Teams receive a passport with hints<br />
to pit stops around the area, where they must complete<br />
“challenges.” The event includes a silent auction, and a<br />
barbeque follows with an awards ceremony.<br />
CHRIS STAPLETON’S<br />
ALL AMERICAN ROAD SHOW<br />
SPOKANE ARENA<br />
<strong>July</strong> 19 // $39.75-$79.75<br />
spokanearena.com<br />
Grab your best cowboy boots and some fringe and get<br />
ready for this five-time Grammy Award winner’s big<br />
show, with special guests Marty Stuart & Brent Cobb.<br />
BRAD PAISLEY WITH BROWN<br />
& GRAY<br />
NORTHERN QUEST RESORT & CASINO<br />
<strong>July</strong> 27 // $69-$129<br />
northernquest.com<br />
Country music lovers, rejoice: there are plenty of<br />
concerts coming your way this summer. And if you<br />
haven’t gotten enough country music, head up to<br />
Northern Quest for a concert with one of the genre’s<br />
most popular musicians, Brad Paisley.<br />
9 DESTINATION SPOKANE // JUNE | JULY <strong>2018</strong>