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Where rustic meets modern living, Alder and Stone Interiors specializes in elevated mountain living. Featured on the cover of our July issue of 509 Digital Lifestyle Magazine is the work of Ronniesha Rivera, owner of Alder and Stone, a full-service interior design firm for families “who want to get intentional about the spaces they live in,” focusing on new builds, large-scale remodels and furniture projects. You can read more about Ronniesha and the passion she brings to her business and clients in our July cover feature spotlight.

Design Inspired by Nature: Where rustic meets modern By Jillian Chandler Ronniesha Rivera’s passion for interior design was first sparked while in high school after “randomly” taking an upper-level drafting class, where fell in love with interior design from a drafting / floor plan standpoint. “I loved ‘solving the puzzle’ if you will. That’s all design really is … identifying a problem and creating a solution. Being a type-A kind of gal, I loved that aspect of it all,” Ronniesha recalls. Her journey in interior design began at Washington State University, where she gained her bachelor’s degree in interior design in 2019. Following graduation, Ronniesha worked for a few local firms as a junior designer, where she found herself constantly wanting more — more responsibility, more autonomy and more opportunities to hone her skill. In 2021, she founded Alder and Stone Interiors (formerly Studio Eight Interiors). “April 3 marked three years in business, and it has been the best thing I have ever done,” she smiles. “It takes so much hard work and dedication to run a business, but the benefits and joy that come from it are exponential.” Alder and Stone is a full-service interior design firm for families “who want to get intentional about the spaces they live in,” focusing on new builds, large-scale remodels and furniture projects. Ronniesha has worked in the residential area of interior design but more recently has focused her attention to cottages, cabins and lodges in North Idaho. Specializing in elevated mountain living, Alder and Stone is where rustic meets modern living. “Commonly when people think of rustic interiors, they think of dark, wood-filled spaces with animal heads everywhere. But I really wanted to take the concept of ‘rustic’ and clean it up a bit. Add some flare. Maybe some pops of gold. Some glam and other modern elements,” she shares. “I really strive to design in a way where we take aspects of nature such as materials and color schemes and apply them in a way that elevates the room, completely rethinking and redefining rustic interiors. A lot of our interiors are located in Northern Idaho, and it’s just fitting that we pull so much inspiration from nature.” One recent project that Ronniesha found truly special was the North Garden Lodge for Lutherhaven Ministries, which was completed late last year. The overarching design concept of the 10,000-square-foot rentable lodge was to bridge the gap between the 75-year-old camp with the new space. As Ronniesha explains, “We wanted to keep the look and feel of the existing structures on site but also bring the new lodge up to date and have it stand out a bit. For example, we took some of the kelly green color from the existing buildings, brought the color shade down a bit and found a really beautiful moss green that was a bit more modern. We also focused on bringing the outdoors inside. To achieve that, we did huge glass sliding doors the lead directly out to the back decks — when the doors are open, you literally feel like you are sitting outside enjoying the views.” This project also was meaningful to Ronniesha because of the community she was welcomed into, emphasizing that for a project of this size, there was a large team consisting of consultants and tradesmen. “Every single person I worked with was absolutely dedicated to bringing it to life and understood that it would take deep collaboration to bring it all together. Simply amazing,” she remarks. “There is so much history infused into Camp Lutherhaven, and I was beyond overjoyed to be a part of making history for all the guests who will stay in the future.” While Ronniesha acknowledges there is no shortage of “exceptional” interior designers in the area who are devoted and focused on their craft, she believes it is Alder and Stone’s design approach which truly sets them apart. “Our sweet spot is destination spaces such as cabins, cottages and lodges. When you are designing someone’s luxury cabin, it takes a different approach, a different level of understanding the space and the client’s needs,” she explains. “It’s almost like balancing residential while also understanding that there may be some hospitality-type needs to the project as well.” At the end of the day, as Ronniesha reflects back on what she finds most  rewarding, it is the people. “When you think about it, your home is your safe place. It is where you raise your children, create memories with your partner — it is everything. So, the fact that people invite me into their safe space and put their trust in me to bring their vision to life — THAT is the reward.” Alder and Stone Interiors 509.869.4825 Hello@alder-and-stone.com Alder-and-Stone.com

Put your loved one’s care in the hands of the Inland Northwest’s most trusted provider Twenty-four years of experience. What this kind of experience means to owners Brandt and Melissa Weaver of AAging Better In-Home Care is that they have seen most situations firsthand that occur in a person’s life which would require them to seek in-home care services. “Hardly anyone is ever prepared for this situation, but every one of us will encounter it at some point in our life,” Brandt reminds. “Whether it be for our loved ones, or for ourselves, we will need this service at some point in our life. Choosing the right agency is a hard thing to do.” When making the decision on which agency to choose, Brandt encourages you to ask questions. Do you go with an agency that has paid 5-star reviews or spends the most on advertising? Do you pick the agency that has the highest rates? Do you go with an agency that is nationwide? Or do you go with someone who has been local for 20-plus years, seen it all, and is still a leader in their industry despite the push from much larger agencies? AAging Better has been servicing the Inland Northwest for 24 years, and they have seen it all: ID Medicaid budget cuts; the nationwide caregiver shortage; the push of national agencies shutting down family owned agencies. “We have seen it and we have withstood it!” Brandt emphasizes. “Not only have we survived, but we became the area’s largest family owned and operated in-home care agency throughout all of this. We became the largest by doing the right thing, all the time — no matter the cost to us.” AAging Better cares about their community, their clients and their caregivers. The Weavers’ goal is to build those relationships that will allow the aged community to stay at home, where they are comfortable, safe and cared for.  “The best goal we can hope for is to give back to those who gave us a community in the first place,” Melissa explains. At AAging Better, their intention is to help foster the best relationships they can — between those they serve and those whose passion is to take care of folks. “We strive to provide not just services but knowledge to our Veterans community and to empower them to count on the country they helped protect and serve; to have their back,” Brandt affirms. “Many of our Veterans do not know these services are available to them. We want to change that … one caregiver at a time.” AAing Better In-Home Care’s office staff is there to help 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Anytime you call, you will speak to them personally, not an answering service. As Melissa shares, “You were here for us, now let us be here for you.” AAging Better In-Home Care Spokane: 509.464.2344 Post Falls: 208. 777.0308 Sandpoint: 208.263.7889 Info@aagingbetter.com AAgingBetter.com

Your go-to online healthy and organic food store By Jillian Chandler Born and raised in North Idaho, Brian Dahlmann has had a passion for cooking and healthy foods for as long as he can remember. And he knew he wanted to share his love for good food with others. In 2011, inspired by the desire to make healthy foods easily available to customers, he founded Purcell Mountain Farms — an online healthy and organic food store. Through the convenience of this online store, where items come from several farms, health-conscious consumers have the option to choose from a variety of products, such as beans, lentils and peas; pastas, grains and rice; sugar, salt and spices; yeast, flours, cereal, granola, seeds and nuts; and honey, mushrooms and chiles. Brian adds that they offer free and fast shipping via USPS and UPS. Brian is grateful to have the opportunity to share his passion and knowledge of healthy eating with those around him, and he finds it rewarding “knowing that our customers are loving the quality of our products and the customer service provided, and also leaving 5 star reviews.”An accredited business through the Better Business Bureau with an A+ rating, Brian believes Purcell Mountain Farms has continued to be successful for the past 13 years because of their high-quality products and customers “feeling good” when they eat products purchased through Purcell. See what their customers are saying: "Excellent quality oat bran, very pleased. Awesome wildflower honey. I’m excited to try the others now!”“Purcell’s rice is top-notch and only surpassed by their customer service. This was my second order I placed with Purcell Mountain Farms, and I am not disappointed. The active dry yeast is something I will always get from them; love it. We also tried spaghetti this time, and it was delicious. Love that I found a place that has great quality products and ships fast. Thank you!!!” “We have been getting almost all of our beans from Purcell for years. Always the best.” “Purcell Mountain Farms are the best: I love your products, shipping is always very fast and your customer service can't be beat. Thank you very much. I look forward to shopping with you for many years.” A family owned and operated business, located on one of the high benches above the Kootenai River Valley at the foothills of the Purcell Mountain Range in Moyie Springs, Brian enjoys being a part of a community that is “welcoming, open-minded, and where people still take the time to stop and talk to us,” he says. To view their product offerings, and for special deals and discounts, be sure to visit their website at PurcellMountainFarms.com and follow them on Facebook at Facebook.com/purcellmountainfarms. Purcell Mountain Farms 393 Firehouse Road Moyie Springs, Idaho 208.267.0627 Info@purcellmountainfarms.com PurcellMountainFarms.com

An exciting guide to must-visit destinations throughout Spokane and North Idaho By Elizabeth Ray North Idaho into Spokane, Washington, are brimming with exciting destinations and activities perfect for families, adventure seekers, and those looking to explore the unique charm of the Inland Northwest — whether you’re a local or visitor. From thrilling theme parks and serene mountain retreats to engaging educational centers and adventurous zip line tours, this region offers an array of experiences to suit every interest. Take a peek at some of the most fun and engaging destinations you can find throughout North Idaho and Spokane. Axe Force One: For a unique and exciting experience, visit Axe Force One in Spokane. This indoor axe-throwing venue provides a safe and fun environment where visitors can learn the art of axe throwing. Trained coaches are on hand to teach proper techniques and ensure safety. Axe Force One is perfect for group events, date nights, or simply a fun outing with friends. The venue also offers a variety of games and challenges to keep the experience engaging and competitive. Blue Zoo Aquarium: Spokane’s Blue Zoo Aquarium offers an interactive and educational experience for all ages. The aquarium features a wide variety of marine life, including sharks, stingrays and colorful fish. Visitors can enjoy hands-on experiences such as touching stingrays and feeding fish. Blue Zoo also hosts educational programs and presentations, making it a great destination for learning about marine ecosystems and conservation. With its engaging exhibits and family friendly atmosphere, Blue Zoo Aquarium provides a delightful day of exploration and discovery. Escape Game Coeur d'Alene: Escape Game Coeur d'Alene offers an immersive and challenging experience for those who enjoy puzzles and teamwork. This escape room venue features a variety of themed rooms, each with its own unique storyline and set of puzzles to solve. Participants must work together to find clues, solve riddles and escape the room within a set time limit. Escape Game Coeur d'Alene is perfect for team-building events, family outings and group activities. The intricate designs and compelling narratives ensure an engaging and memorable adventure for all participants. Flight 509 Family Entertainment Center: Fun takes flight at Spokane’s newest attraction, Flight 509 Family Entertainment Center. Opened in spring of 2024, it’s quickly become a popular destination for indoor fun and adventure. From laser tag and bumper cars to the ninja warrior course and ropes course, mini bowling, arcade, VR and more, Flight 509 is perfect for visitors of all ages, providing a safe and exhilarating environment for active play. Flying Squirrel Trampoline Park: Flying Squirrel Trampoline Park in Spokane is an indoor entertainment center featuring wall-to-wall trampolines, foam pits and various obstacle courses. This family friendly venue offers activities such as dodgeball, basketball dunking and freestyle jumping. For younger children, there is a designated Kid’s Zone with smaller trampolines and soft play areas. Flying Squirrel also hosts birthday parties and special events, providing a fun and active environment for kids and adults alike. Mobius Discovery Center: Located in downtown Spokane, the Mobius Discovery Center is a hands-on science museum designed to engage and educate children of all ages. The center features interactive exhibits that cover topics such as physics, biology and engineering, encouraging kids to explore and learn through play. Highlights include a water table, a climbing wall, and a variety of science demonstrations. The Mobius Discovery Center also offers educational programs and workshops, making it an excellent destination for school field trips and family visits. Northern Quest Resort & Casino and Summer Concert Series: Northern Quest Resort & Casino in Airway Heights, just outside Spokane, is more than just a gaming destination. This luxurious resort offers a wide range of amenities including a full-service spa, world-class dining options, and a variety of entertainment venues. During the summer, the resort hosts an impressive concert series featuring top national and international artists across various genres. The outdoor concert venue provides an intimate setting where guests can enjoy live music under the stars. Whether you’re looking to test your luck at the casino, relax in the spa, or catch a live performance, Northern Quest promises a memorable experience. Schweitzer Mountain Resort: Schweitzer Mountain Resort, located in Sandpoint, is a year-round destination offering a plethora of activities. During the winter, the resort is a haven for skiers and snowboarders with over 2,900 acres of skiable terrain. In the summer, Schweitzer transforms into an outdoor adventure paradise. Visitors can enjoy mountain biking on scenic trails, take a ride on the scenic chair lifts, or test their skills on the trampoline jumper and climbing wall. The resort also features a thrilling zipline experience, providing breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains and Lake Pend Oreille. Schweitzer’s diverse activities and stunning landscapes make it a must-visit destination in North Idaho. And don’t miss their summer events, including Summer Community Day, Race the Wolf and Northwest Winefest. Silver Mountain Resort: Located in Kellogg, Silver Mountain Resort is a year-round destination offering a wide range of activities. In the winter, the resort is popular for skiing and snowboarding, with over 1,600 acres of terrain. During the summer, visitors can enjoy mountain biking, hiking, and scenic gondola rides. One of the resort’s standout features is the indoor water park, Silver Rapids. This massive facility includes water slides, a lazy river and a wave pool, providing endless fun for the whole family. Silver Mountain’s combination of outdoor adventure and indoor water fun makes it a unique and versatile destination. Triple Play: Triple Play Family Fun Park in Hayden, Idaho, is a premier entertainment complex offering a variety of activities for all ages. The park features go-karts, mini-golf, bumper boats, and a large arcade. One of the main attractions is Raptor Reef Indoor Water Park, a 25,000-square-foot facility with water slides, a wave pool, and a children's play area. Triple Play also includes a bowling alley and laser tag arena, ensuring there’s something for everyone. Silverwood Theme Park: Silverwood Theme Park in Athol is the largest theme park in the Pacific Northwest. The park features over 70 rides and attractions, including roller coasters, water slides and live entertainment shows. Highlights include the thrilling wooden coaster Tremors and the high-speed steel coaster Aftershock. In addition to the rides, Silverwood offers a variety of dining options and souvenir shops. Adjacent to the theme park is Boulder Beach Water Park, which provides a refreshing escape with its wave pools, lazy river and water slides. Silverwood’s combination of amusement rides and water attractions makes it a must-visit destination for thrill-seekers and families alike. Timberline Adventures: Timberline Adventures in Coeur d'Alene offers a thrilling zip line experience through the treetops of the scenic Coeur d'Alene Mountains. The course includes several zip lines, suspension bridges and a treehouse platform, providing an exhilarating adventure for all participants. Timberline Adventures emphasizes safety and provides all necessary equipment and instruction. In addition to zip lining, the company offers guided nature hikes and eco-tours, allowing visitors to explore the natural beauty of the area. Whether you’re seeking an adrenaline rush or a serene nature experience, Timberline Adventures delivers an unforgettable outdoor adventure. Whether you’re looking to immerse yourself in nature, enjoy thrilling rides, or engage in hands-on learning, this region offers countless opportunities for fun and exploration.

Enjoy this refreshing, patriotic dessert at your Fourth of July celebration or any summer gathering! Ingredients: 2 cups fresh strawberries, hulled and sliced 2 cups fresh raspberries 2 cups fresh blueberries 2 cups fresh blackberries 2 tbsp. sugar (optional, depending on sweetness of berries) 2 cups heavy whipping cream 1/4 cup powdered sugar 1 tsp. vanilla extract 1 Ib. pound cake, cubed (store-bought or homemade) Method: 1. Prep the Berries: In a bowl, mix berries with 2 tbsp. of sugar if desired. Let them sit for about 10 minutes to macerate. 2. Make the Whipped Cream: In a large mixing bowl, beat the heavy whipping cream, powdered sugar and vanilla extract with an electric mixer until soft peaks form. Be careful not to overbeat. 3. Assemble the Trifle: In a large glass trifle bowl or individual dessert glasses, start with a layer of cubed pound cake. Add a layer of the berries. Top with a layer of whipped cream. Repeat the layers until you reach the top of your trifle bowl, ending with a layer of whipped cream and a few decorative berries on top. 4. Chill: Cover and refrigerate for at least 1 hour before serving to allow the flavors to meld. 5. Serve: Garnish with a sprig of mint if desired and serve chilled. Tips: This dessert can be made a few hours ahead of time and kept in the refrigerator until ready to serve. For a lighter version, you can use angel food cake instead of pound cake. Also feel free to mix in other red or blue berries of your choice, like cherries or currants, to customize the trifle to your taste.

July 4 The Spokane region offers a multitude of spectacular Fourth of July celebration options that cater to every taste and preference. Whether you choose to revel in the vibrant atmosphere at Riverfront Park, enjoy an exciting baseball game at Avista Stadium, or partake in the community fun at Liberty Lake Pavillion Park, you're in for an unforgettable Independence Day experience. Riverfront Spokane Riverfront Park will once again be the heart of Spokane’s Independence Day celebrations, offering a plethora of family friendly activities throughout the day. The festivities will culminate in a breathtaking fireworks display at the Lilac Bowl at 10pm. Fireworks will be launched near the iconic clock tower, providing stunning visuals that can be enjoyed from various locations around downtown, including the Pavilion. The scenic backdrop of Spokane’s riverfront, combined with the dazzling pyrotechnics, promises an enchanting evening for all attendees. DowntownSpokane.org Avista Stadium For those who enjoy the thrill of a baseball game, Avista Stadium is the place to be this July 4. The Spokane Indians will be going head-to-head with the Tri-City Dust Devils, offering an exciting matchup for sports enthusiasts. Following the game, spectators will be treated to a one-of-a-kind fireworks display that will light up the night sky. This unique combination of America's favorite pastime and a spectacular fireworks show is perfect for families and fans looking to celebrate the holiday in a fun and engaging way. Don’t miss out on the chance to catch the game and the post-game fireworks — get your tickets now! MLB.Tickets.com Liberty Lake Pavillion Park Liberty Lake Pavillion Park offers an all-day celebration filled with activities for everyone. The park will host a variety of events leading up to the grand fireworks display. Fireworks will be launched from the baseball fields between Liberty Creek and Liberty Lake Elementary School, starting around 10pm. The display promises to be a magnificent sight, visible from numerous spots throughout the city. This community-centric event is ideal for those looking to spend the day enjoying outdoor activities, local food and entertainment, all while anticipating a stunning conclusion to the festivities with the evening fireworks. The 2024 fireworks will be preceded by a concert on the Pavilion Park stage by Nu Jack City from 7 to 10pm. LibertyLakeWA.gov No matter where or how you choose to celebrate this year’s Fourth of July, be sure to mark your calendars and prepare for an Independence Day filled with fun, excitement — and spectacular fireworks displays!

July 3, 10, 17, 24, 31 Each week from 5 to 8:30pm during Kendall Yards' Wednesday Night Market, they are taking it up a notch and merging the Rock the Nest Concert Series into the Night Market, making music a special focus this season. Market performers range from solo artists to full bands presenting rock, country, bluegrass, jazz, blues and more. This year the Nest Stage will feature returning favorites as well as amazing new artists. While you are shopping local farmers and artisans or grabbing dinner from one of the food trucks, enjoy a picnic in The Nest Plaza and be prepared to turn up the rhythm of your day with music that Rocks the Nest. Visit KendallNightMarket.org to see July's lineup.

July 10, 24 & 31 Join Commellini Estates July 10, 24 and 31 for Moonshine: Artisan Night Market & Moonlit Movies. Aiming to celebrate the people and businesses of Spokane by bringing the community together, this is your chance to make new friends, enjoy food, revel in the sounds of live music, appreciate the beauty of art and design, and enjoy the magic of outdoor cinema. Following the market festivities from 5:30 to 8:30pm, there will be pre-show activities to complement the movie, featuring exciting giveaways, engaging contents, entertaining games and immersive crafts. The movie begins at dusk, around 9pm. Admission is free! Visit Commellini.com/moonshine.

July 11 - 13 Offering three days featuring an irresistible array of culinary delights, including fresh seafood and meats grilled over an open flame, homemade ice creams, baked goods, vegetarian options, ethnic cuisine, locally inspired dishes and one-bite tasters. With such abundant offerings, you won’t leave hungry. Additionally, Crave! promises a ‘Drinkalicious’ experience, showcasing a selection of beer, wine, spirits and cider sourced from regional tastemakers. Net proceeds from Crave! go towards supporting the JAKT Foundation, a 501©3 non-profit whose mission is to support the JAKT Foundation chef education, enrichment, food systems and funding. Check out more, and purchase tickets, at CraveNW.com.

July 11, 18, 25 The 27th annual Browne's Addition Summer Concert Series kicked off June 20 at the Historic Coeur d'Alene Park (2195 West 2nd Avenue in Spokane) and continues each Thursday through August 15. July concerts feature Villa Blues 'N Jazz July 11, Free Whiskey July 18, and Soul Proprietor July 25. Concerts begin at 6pm. To view the full 2024 lineup, visit Facebook.com.

May 31 - June 2 The annual ArtFest is a three-day celebration of art and fine craft and an Inland Northwest tradition for the entire family. Connecting the Spokane community to the world of art since 1985, this art festival is presented and produced by The Northwest Museum of Arts and Culture (MAC). Live music, food trucks, a beer garden, and Make-it-Art Kids’ Projects round out this festival, located on the MAC campus. ArtFest hours are noon to 8pm Friday, 10am to 9pm Saturday and 10am to 5pm Sunday. Visit ArtFestSpokane.org for additional details about the 2024 event.

Summertime in Spokane Summertime in Spokane is a season of breathtaking beauty and endless outdoor fun. The sparkling waters of the Spokane River invite boating, paddleboarding, kayaking, swimming and fishing, while the surrounding mountains offer hiking and biking trails with stunning vistas. The town comes alive with vibrant events like farmers markets and a variety of outdoor community festivities. Warm, sunny days are perfect for golfing on renowned courses or enjoying a leisurely stroll along the picturesque riverfront. With its mix of natural splendor and lively community activities, Spokane in summer is a paradise for residents and visitors alike. In our June edition of Spokane Digital Lifestyle Magazine, find seasonal activities, places to dine, shop and explore, and a whole lot more! We also put the spotlight on a couple Inland Northwest businesses: Exteriors By Aspen, and Latah Creek Wine Cellars. Our local feature story highlights a favorite annual event that the Spokane community looks forward to each and every year: Spokane Hoopfest. And be sure to check out our calendar of events showcasing all those community events you don’t want to miss this month. There’s no time like summertime to rediscover all that makes Spokane special.

It’s back! The annual Hoopfest tournament will return to the streets of downtown Spokane June 29 and 30, 2024, so what better way to celebrate than by featuring Hoopfest on the cover of our June edition of 509 Digital Lifestyle Magazine. Bringing players, spectators and visitors from near and far, kick off the summer season with two days of basketball excitement here in Spokane. Read more about this year’s event in our local feature article. Cover photo by Chris Elam

Family. Wine. Community. By Jillian Chandler Natalie Barnes has been in the wine business her entire life. She fondly remembers climbing over cases in the warehouse and to the very top with her lunch and Barbies in tow. She would play all day amongst those cases. As time went on, she would help her parents, Mike and Ellena Conway, on the bottling line and during events. It wasn’t until college that Natalie’s passion for making wine would manifest. “Right before our 2004 harvest, I told my dad I wanted to be a winemaker. For that 2004 vintage, he took the time to show me how different yeasts interact with the juice, what filtering actually does, and all the ins-and-outs of making wine. I immediately fell in love with the art of making wine and never looked back, and I have now been making wine for 20 years! ”During those first few years working alongside her parents, she realized the sacrifices her parents had made since starting Latah Creek Wine Cellars — Washington state’s 35th winery — in 1982, saying, “My eyes were opened to the full picture of Latah Creek, their philosophy, their love for wine and food, their commitment to the community. Not once have I regretted changing my mind.” Today, you will find Natalie spending her days at the family business, alongside her father, creating wines for all to enjoy. “What makes us unique is that it is really just us; my dad and I are the only ones who do the winemaking. We are truly a family owned and operated winery,” shares Natalie. “I can’t imagine doing this job without him.” Forty-two years and two generations later, Latah Creek Wine Cellars continues its commitment to producing award-winning wines at affordable prices for all to enjoy. “The most fulfilling thing about this job is seeing someone try a wine and loving it!” Natalie smiles. “Knowing that someone is somewhere enjoying one of the wines we made is amazing, wonderful and an absolute honor.” When it comes to what the future holds, Natalie mentions that their guests may see some new varietals popping up over the next five to 10 years — “and maybe third-generation winemakers as my kids graduate college.” Natalie is excited to share that earlier this year, Latah Creek released their new label in two varieties and have plans to have their whole lineup of labels released by fall. Latah Creek Wine Cellars is open 9am to 5pm daily. Natalie, Mike and Ellena invite you to stop by their stunning tasting room and gift shop for a glass of wine (or wine flight) and taste the passion and dedication Latah Creek Wine Cellars pours into each glass. While there, you’ll want to take a moment to browse Ellena’s perfectly curated selection of specialty gifts and gourmet foods. Be sure to follow Latah Creek Wine Cellars on Facebook and Instagram, and sign up to receive their newsletter, for up-to-date details on event happenings, including their 42nd anniversary party in July. Cheers! Latah Creek Wine Cellars 13030 E. Indiana Ave. Spokane, WA 509.926.0164 LatahCreek.com