Lights, Camera, Dinner!
At the Inland Northwest’s newest cinema complex, hungry filmgoers don’t have to rely solely on popcorn, soda or sugary concessions to sate their appetites through a two-and-a-half-hour blockbuster.
Escape to the Shire
The Spokane End hobbit house shares many parallels with its inspirational namesake, Bilbo Baggins’ home, Bag End, in the Shire’s Hobbiton.
Balancing Act
When it comes to crafting menus for Inland Pacific Kitchen, which serves rotating, often-themed and seasonal menus, Chef Jeremy Hansen finds inspiration everywhere.
Waste Not
How much waste does the average restaurant in Spokane produce each day, week or even year?
Signs of Time
Showcasing a love for the Inland Northwest landmarks is the primary inspiration for many of Staggs & Staggs’ designs.
Carved from Cream
Michelangelo carved the Pietá from marble. Chef Becky Wortman used butter.
Making a Movement
For nearly two-and-a-half decades, Spokane was without a professional dance company. Vytal Movement Dance Company is changing that.
Urban Art Awakening
Full-time muralist Daniel Lopez’s luminous, soft-edged paintings adorn prominent buildings, traffic underpasses, back alleys and restaurant patios.
Nature’s Bounty
An untrained eye would have overlooked the cluster of silvery green leaves poking up through a pile of smooth rocks on the banks of the Spokane River. But wild plant forager Aubrey Mundell immediately spots the herb.
Small Town Revival
On a hot, dry and dusty August afternoon, the main street through Harrington is mostly deserted but for the occasional wheat truck roaring in off the highway, heading towards towering grain elevators at the south end of town.