Arts & Culture

by Caitlin Richmond The only thing in the Bryan Oliver Gallery is some benches. It’s dark inside the room and ...

by Lauren Otheim Dan Cummins got his start as a comedian in the Spokane area, returning once again on March ...

by Kyle Kim Among the chemistry books and science articles spread throughout professor Karen Stevens’ office, another passion of hers ...

by Lindsie Wagner Located in the heart of bustling downtown, but with the atmosphere of a quaint country kitchen, Madeleine’s ...

By Caitlin Richmond Art exhibits usually mean looking but no touching. It was a different story at Katie Creyts exhibit, which ...

by Lauren Otheim Tucked away in a neighborhood on the South Hill, Luna is one of Spokane’s finest restaurants, yet ...

by Brianna Anderson John is a fugitive on the run from a deadly enemy on a mission to destroy him ...

by Caitlin Richmond When you go to a show featuring artwork by Scott Kolbo, he wants you to enjoy yourself ...

by Lindsie Wagner Even though her son has been lying in a semi-comatose state for nearly two years, one Whitworth ...

by Andrew Keyser The sound of laughter competed with the Oscars during Westminster Round’s “Wish You Were Dead Poet Society” ...

by Nejela Almohanna Sewing patches of fabric over holes to mend jeans was only the beginning of Robert Wilkins journey ...

by Emily Roth It’s filling, full of flavor and from Montana. This description sums up the Clubfoot sandwich at The ...