Stephanie Hammett

Rounding out a politically polarizing week, the Spokane Symphony’s “Fire & Ice” masterworks concert will feature one of the classical music world’s most iconic crowd-pleasers.

Local author Colin Conway has largely kept a low profile for the majority of his writing career. But with more than 30 novels behind him, he’s decided it’s time to start talking about his craft.

Between studying classical voice and working behind the scenes at local and national performing arts organizations, Melody Chang Heaton has learned there’s often more than one way to fulfill your passions.

Bryan Harnetiaux has served as Spokane Civic Theatre’s playwright-in-residence since 1982. Over the course of four decades, Harnetiaux has written more than 40 plays ranging from single-act to full-length, 13 of which have been published.

When Spokane Symphony music director laureate Fabio Mechetti left Spokane nearly two decades ago, the orchestra was still performing at the Opera House, now renamed the First Interstate Center for the Arts.

Children’s author and illustrator David Shannon is back with his first foray into Greek mythology and rhyming narrative, “GOLD!”

Vytal Movement Dance’s inaugural concert at their new studio will be an evening of contemporary dance “exploring the concept of sanctuary.” Featuring dancers Hannah Donk, Melanie Rose Huff, Christopher Lamb and Lexie Powell, the program will include original choreography by artistic director Vincas…

Best known for his iconic Saturday Evening Post covers, Norman Rockwell wasn’t above the occasional advertisement for companies like Jell-0 and Mass Mutual. One such advertisement, for canned peaches, featured a painting of Bing Crosby.

A little over a year ago, Gaye Kruger and her husband attended a Hot August Nights event at Unity Spiritual Center where they met Sandra Marlowe.

After a few years of accelerated study, Luna Restaurant sommelier Justine Decor has joined the worldwide ranks of master sommeliers.