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January 8 Join the Spokane Chiefs hockey team for a community skate night on January 8, 2025, from 6 to 8pm at the Numerica Skate Ribbon. Skate alongside your favorite players and their mascot, Boomer, with opportunities for autographs and photos. The first 300 attendees receive free admission, skate rentals, and a slice of pizza courtesy of Numerica Credit Union and David’s Pizza. This family-friendly event is perfect for fans of all ages. For more details, visit My.SpokaneCity.org .

December 31 - January 5 Experience the uproarious and touching musical "Beetlejuice" at the First Interstate Center for the Arts from December 31, 2024, to January 5, 2025. Based on Tim Burton's beloved film, this show tells the story of Lydia Deetz, a unique teenager whose life changes upon meeting a recently deceased couple and a mischievous demon. With its irreverent humor, astonishing set design, and energetic score, "Beetlejuice" offers a night of entertainment blending comedy and heartwarming themes of family and love. For more details, visit BroadwaySpokane.com .

Packed with fresh greens, lean protein, and healthy fats, this vibrant power bowl is the perfect dish to kickstart healthy eating resolutions in January. Ingredients (Serves 2) For the Bowl:    1 cup cooked quinoa 2 cups mixed greens (spinach, arugula, or kale) 1 cup roasted broccoli florets 1 avocado, sliced 1 cup shredded carrots ½ cup cucumber, sliced 2 boiled eggs or 1 cup chickpeas For the Green Goddess Dressing:    1/3 cup Greek yogurt 1 small avocado   1 garlic clove   1 tablespoon olive oil   2 tablespoons fresh lemon juice   1/3 cup fresh herbs (parsley, basil, or cilantro)   Salt and pepper to taste   Water (to thin as needed)   Instructions:   1. Prepare the Dressing:   In a blender, combine Greek yogurt, avocado, garlic, olive oil, lemon juice, and fresh herbs. Blend until smooth, adding water to reach your desired consistency. Season with salt and pepper. 2. Assemble the Bowl: Start with a base of cooked quinoa and mixed greens. Arrange roasted broccoli, sliced avocado, shredded carrots, and cucumber on top. Add the boiled eggs or chickpeas. 3. Drizzle and Serve: Generously drizzle the Green Goddess Dressing over the bowl. Toss gently before serving. This recipe is light, energizing, and filled with fresh flavors. It will help you stay on track with your resolutions while enjoying a satisfying and nutritious meal.

Best places to shop, stay, and play in Spokane, Washington By Like Media Team Spokane is transformed into a winter wonderland, with downtown streets lit and businesses filled with activity. Be it for special discoveries, comfortable stays, or outdoor adventures, Spokane has something for everyone this season. From quaint little shops to winter wonderlands, this list will show you where to shop, stay, and play in Spokane, Washington. Shop  Downtown Spokane is filled with shops for every need and every style. Go to River Park Square  (808 W. Main Ave.), full of luxury brands, boutiques, and independent shops. Everything from designer fashions to handcrafted wares, it’s an ideal destination for shopping during the winter months. For locally crafted items, explore Spokane's boutique shops and specialty stores, where you'll find regional goods and artisanal products perfect for unique, one-of-a-kind finds. One memorable stop is Wonders of the World  (621 W. Mallon Ave.), where you can find exotic gems, handmade jewelry, and worldly art—the perfect gift for someone looking for character and history. When you’re ready to take a break, visit Indaba Coffee  (1425 W. Broadway Ave). Its warm, cozy environment makes it the ideal spot to sip a latte and recharge for the rest of the day. Stay  Choose one of the city’s boutique accommodations for the perfect vacation in Spokane. The Steam Plant Hotel  (159 S. Lincoln St.) combines history and innovation with an industrial-chic style and thoughtful touches. This original working steam plant offers a unique experience in downtown Spokane, near restaurants and shops. A great alternative is the Montvale Hotel  (1005 W. 1st Ave.), Spokane’s oldest boutique hotel. The Victorian-style architecture and cozy atmosphere make it easy to return to after a day of exploration. Across town, stop by The Elk  (1931 W. Pacific Ave.), a neighborhood staple for hearty comfort food in a casual setting. Local favorites such as the elk meatloaf are a great way to relax after a day spent in the cold. Play  There are many things to do in and around Spokane to take advantage of the season. From Riverfront Park, the Numerica Skate Ribbon  (507 N. Howard St.) offers a unique ice-skating experience. Glide along the ribbon under the glowing winter lights, surrounded by the city’s skyline and icy winter air. Manito Park  is an ideal winter strolling location if you want a more relaxing outdoor space. The snow-covered lands offer a tranquil connection to nature. If you seek a more unusual city view, walk around downtown Spokane. Admire the old buildings and local landmarks, and witness the city’s atmosphere while strolling along its scenic avenues and shopping streets. Winter in Spokane is about making memories, finding treasures, and enjoying the season's beauty. Whether browsing local shops, discovering unique lodging, or enjoying the outdoors, Spokane is a great place to spend the winter.

Thrilling slopes, sledding hills, skating, and cozy indoor fun await all ages this winter Snowy Adventures in Spokane • Mount Spokane Ski & Snowboard Park • Riverfront Park Ice Ribbon • Underhill Park Sledding Hill • Ski Lookout Pass • 49° North Mountain Resort Hit the Slopes 49 Degrees North Mountain Resort 49 Degrees North Mountain Resort is one of the premier winter parks with something for everyone 10 miles northeast of Chewelah. It offers more than 2,300 acres of slalom skiing, including a wealth of beginner, intermediate, and advanced trails that cut through undisturbed forests. With open runs, tree skiing, and even glades for skiers and snowboarders alike, 49 Degrees North provides a wide variety of options for all levels. Night skiing is magical; guests can carve turns under the stars on select nights. The resort also has snowshoe trails for those who want to walk leisurely through the breathtaking winter landscape. With a vertical drop of 1,850 feet and cutting-edge lifts, visitors can effortlessly ride up the mountain and descend adrenaline-fueled. And when you’ve spent a day on the slopes, the mountain’s rustic, Nordic-style lodge is a place to kick back and relax with comforting food and friendly service. Whether you’re looking for a family-friendly trip, an action-packed adventure, or a tranquil outdoor retreat, 49 Degrees North Mountain Resort provides an experience unlike any other during the winter months. Glide and Slide Riverfront Park Ice Ribbon Experience Spokane's winter magic at the Riverfront Park Ice Ribbon, a 650-foot winding path perfect for skaters of all ages and skill levels. Unlike a traditional rink, this unique design adds an adventurous twist to the skating experience. It offers beautiful views of the park and its iconic landmarks, such as the Spokane River and Clocktower. Twinkling lights create a festive ambiance, making it ideal for families, couples, and friends. The Sky Ribbon Café nearby provides a cozy retreat where you can warm up with hot cocoa or cider after a fun-filled skate. Skate rentals and heated areas are available to keep you comfortable throughout your visit. Whether you're enjoying themed skate nights or just looking for a fun winter activity, the Ice Ribbon is a must-do for a perfect day of outdoor fun in Spokane. Indoor Fun When It’s Cold • Mobius Discovery Center ( mobiusspokane.org ) • Wonderland Family Fun Center ( wonderlandspokane.com ) • Northtown Mall – Shopping, Dining, & More ( northtownmall.com ) • Spokane Children’s Theatre ( spokanechildrenstheatre.org ) Spokane Iconic Sledding Hills FAMILY FRIENDLY – Manito Park    Manito Park’s gentle sledding hill near the duck pond is perfect for families and younger kids looking for safe, snow-filled fun in Spokane.   IDEAL FOR ALL AGES – Valley Mission Park Valley Mission Park offers a balanced sledding hill with moderate slopes, making it an excellent spot for kids and adults to enjoy winter adventures together.   ADVENTURE SEEKER – Underhill Park   Underhill Park delivers steep, thrilling runs for those seeking an adrenaline rush. It’s the ultimate sledding destination for adventurous sledders in Spokane.   Stay Warm with Indoor Entertainment Concerts, Comedy, Theater, and More! First Interstate Center for the Arts - FirstInterstateCenter.org Fox Theater - FoxTheaterSpokane.org Spokane Arena - SpokaneArena.com The Art Spirit Gallery - TheArtSpiritGallery.com Spokane Civic Theatre - SpokaneCivicTheatre.com

Foods, supplements, and hydration for glowing skin and hair Healthy skin and lustrous hair don’t happen at the surface. Still, although skincare routines and scalp products enhance your exterior, natural beauty begins from the inside, as nourishing your body fuels those efforts. Nourish beauty from within with the best foods for skin and hair; learn about beauty-boosting supplements and what hydration does for healthy hair and skin. Because you are what you eat, fueling your body with the right foods makes sense – especially supporting your beauty efforts. Similarly, the right supplements and hydration provide beauty benefits, supporting your glowing skin and lustrous hair. Below is a breakdown of how to nourish your beauty from within for radiant skin and lustrous hair. Foods The food you eat plays an important role in supporting your beauty efforts. Nutritious, beauty-boosting foods provide the vitamins and minerals that skin and hair need to thrive. Below is a guide to a few of our favorites. Fatty fish such as salmon, mackerel, and sardines are rich in omega-3 fatty acids, which are great for hair and skin. They also fight inflammation, which can contribute to acne. Omega-3 also helps to support collagen, a structural protein that keeps skin strong and firm. It thickens hair shafts to reduce frizz and enhance shine. Avocado is a beauty-boosting food that is rich in healthy fats. It also contains vitamin C and antioxidants that support supple skin and sustainable shine. Vitamin C is essential to collagen formation, too, as are the healthy fats from avocado that keep hair silky and shiny. Nuts and seeds, such as almonds, walnuts, flaxseeds, and chia seeds, provide a powerful punch of nourishment that includes biotin, vitamin E, and zinc. All of these nutrients support skin and hair health. Biotin is a beauty vitamin because it supports hair growth and prevents breakage. Zinc is essential to skin repair and supports a healthy scalp, too. Supplements In addition to the beauty-boosting range of foods for skin and hair, the right supplements can support your beauty efforts, too, as they fill in dietary gaps and provide nourishment to support your beauty regime. Collagen is a popular supplement for skin and hair, and deservedly so. It’s an important body compound and the most abundant protein in the skin, supporting a glowing appearance. As we age, collagen production declines, contributing to wrinkles and sagging skin. A collagen supplement can help to boost skin hydration and elasticity while strengthening hair to reduce the risk of breakage. Biotin, or vitamin B7, is another beauty-boosting supplement often promoted as a hair supplement, but it also works on skin and hair. Biotin bolsters hair growth reduces the risk of hair thinning, and contributes to shine. But it’s also been found to benefit the skin, as it supports the turnover of cells by helping the body metabolize fats and carbohydrates. It’s one way that biotin contributes indirectly to skin health, as recycling skin cells can support a supple appearance and glow. Hyaluronic acid is another popular beauty supplement used widely to help skin and hair. Like biotin, it helps retain moisture to support supple skin and a glowing appearance. It’s also been shown to support hair strength and shine, likely by moisturizing the scalp. Finally, omega-3, the healthy fat found in highly regarded organic fatty fish, can also be a supplement if you don’t get enough from food. It’s anti-inflammatory, which helps to reduce acne or inflamed red skin, and omega-3 can also strengthen hair while supporting the texture and reducing the risk of hair breakage. Hydration Water is crucial to supporting beauty from the inside out, as it helps to clear toxins from cells and keeps skin supple while reducing the risk of hair brittleness. Drink up: Adults should aim for eight glasses of water each day to hydrate skin and hair; it keeps skin supple and reduces the risk of wrinkles and dryness by keeping cells hydrated. Water also helps to keep hair supple, reducing frizz and flattening split ends. Herbal teas such as green tea and chamomile tea are great if you desire a boost from this powerful beverage yet want to avoid caffeine. Both teas can be helpful partly because they contain antioxidants such as polyphenols and flavonoids that help support supple skin and reduce wrinkles. Chamomile is also soothing and can calm inflamed skin. Cucumbers, watermelon, and oranges are high-water-content foods that can help hydrate. In addition to water, other foods also hydrate you and offer a punch of vitamins and minerals that support skin and hair health. Beauty improvement comes with a few caveats: drinks such as caffeine or alcohol dehydrate you, so you increase your risk for dry skin and hair. Do your best to balance one cup of caffeinated, alcoholic, or other dehydrating beverages with extra water or hydrating foods to counteract their dehydrating effect. While skincare routines and hair treatments can enhance your appearance, true beauty starts from the inside, as you nourish beauty from within. By fueling your body with the right foods, supplements, and hydration, you can achieve radiant, glowing skin and strong, healthy hair. Embrace the power of nourishing your body from within, and let your natural beauty shine.

Photo courtesy of Dorian Studios Offering a safe space for parents and children in crisis  By Taylor Shillam Vanessa Behan was created as a haven for parents who are having difficulty providing safe care and shelter for their children. Located in Spokane’s East Central, “Vanessa Behan’s mission is to provide immediate refuge for children and support to strengthen families,” says Amber Killengbeck, Marketing & Events Coordinator at Vanessa Behan. “Inspired by the tragic story of Vanessa Kay Behan, a Spokane toddler who died from child abuse, our organization was founded to offer parents a safe place to bring their children during crises.”  In 1987, Vanessa Kay Behan died at the age of just two years old. A group of Spokane locals responded to the tragedy by establishing the Vanessa Behan organization in a grassroots effort to create a safe place within the community. Vanessa Behan reports they have since impacted the lives of over 103,000 children and their families, providing services like 24-hour childcare for infants and children under age seven (up to age 12 in special cases), parent education, crisis counseling for parents, and referrals to community resources.  “We assist parents who are facing challenges like substance abuse, domestic violence, homelessness, or simply the exhaustion of parenting,” Amber says. “At Vanessa Behan, children find a safe, loving environment filled with care and security. Parents receive much-needed support, easing their burdens and strengthening their families. This vital impact is made possible through the generosity of champions who believe that keeping kids safe and supporting families creates a stronger, more vibrant community.”  In 2025, Amber says Vanessa Behan’s focus will be spreading awareness and raising funds to ensure a healthier community. “We continue to see the need for emergency care increase. In 2024, we were forced to turn away over 30% of the requests we received,” Amber says. “Kids won’t wait for us; we must increase our budget to be able to hire qualified, caring employees to care for the children and families that seek support at Vanessa Behan.”  Amber says Vanessa Behan has the knowledge and ability needed to prevent the unhealthy lifestyles that are seen every day in the community, like substance misuse and homelessness.   “In caring for children in critical moments of their lives, we can build the healthy brain connections that will allow them to be kindergarten-ready and set them up for a healthy and successful life,” Amber shares. “You can help in three ways: champion this mission, invest in the mission, and invite others who have a passion for helping children and families to learn more. Please visit our website to learn more about giving, volunteering or coming for a visit.”  Vanessa Behan shares that they are a safe, confidential place for anyone who needs a helping hand in a crisis. They define a crisis as anything that prevents a parent from taking care of their child as well as they’d like. They support these parents in finding the courage to ask for help. For more information, call 509.598.7490 or visit VanessaBehan.org .

A Guide to Embracing the New Year By Like Media Team As the calendar changes to January, it’s the perfect time to embrace fresh beginnings, set meaningful goals, and dive into enriching experiences. The post-holiday season offers a chance to reset, refocus, and refresh. Whether you’re looking to build better habits, explore creative outlets, or enhance your well-being, Spokane offers countless ways to start the year. Here’s how you can make the most of the new year. Set Your Intentions There’s no better way to start the year than by visualizing your goals and putting them into action. January is a popular time for goal-setting workshops and events to inspire clarity and motivation. These gatherings often include hands-on guidance, group discussions, and actionable strategies to help participants map personal and professional goals. In honor of National Vision Board Day in January, look for vision board workshops where attendees can craft visual representations of their goals. These creative sessions encourage reflection on the past year while fostering a positive outlook for the months ahead. Wellness studios frequently offer mindfulness-based programs, helping individuals focus and align their intentions through guided practices and exercises. Refresh Your Routines The local wellness scene is buzzing with opportunities to kickstart a healthier lifestyle, from fitness classes to mental health resources. January is ideal for exploring fitness studios like Pure Barre Spokane, 13910 E. Indiana Ave., Suite E, for yoga classes or outdoor winter sports. For mental clarity, meditation events at places like Souls Center, located at 707 N. Cedar St, Suite 2, or Anam Cara Healing Center (​​ AnamCaraHealing.center ) emphasize stress reduction and emotional balance. Local spas and wellness centers often host detox events in January, combining restorative practices with clean eating and holistic health education. Unleash Creativity  The creative community thrives year-round, but the new year is a great time to explore new hobbies. Local art studios and supply shops offer beginner-friendly painting, pottery, and printmaking classes.  If crafting doesn’t suit you, consider exploring performance arts through acting classes or dance workshops. Whether experimenting with a new medium or picking up a skill you’ve always wanted to try, creative outlets offer an engaging way to embrace new beginnings. Practical Tips to Start Fresh 1. Declutter Your Space    Start the year with a clean slate by decluttering your home. Donation centers such as Goodwill Industries of the Northwest ( DiscoverGoodwill.org ) or Union Gospel Mission ( UnionGospelMission.org ) make it easy to give new life to items you no longer need. Clearing out physical clutter also fosters mental clarity. 2. Commit to a Fitness Routine    There are countless ways to get active, such as trail running, yoga, or indoor cycling. Many gyms and studios offer free trial classes in January, making it ideal for finding the perfect fit for your goals. 3. Embrace the Outdoors    Visit nearby winter destinations like Mount Spokane State Park for snowshoeing or cross-country skiing. The crisp air and serene surroundings provide a refreshing escape from daily demands. Mount Spokane State Park 25211 N. Mt. Spokane Park Dr. Mead, WA509.238.4258 Parks.wa.gov/find-parks/state-parks/mount-spokane-state-park 4. Invest in Personal Growth    Libraries and bookstores feature workshops and curated reading lists to inspire growth and self-discovery. Joining a book club or attending author talks can motivate you throughout the year. Engage with the Community One of the most rewarding ways to embrace a fresh start is by connecting with the local community. Volunteer opportunities abound in January, offering a chance to give back while forging meaningful relationships. Organizations like Second Harvest ( 2-harvest.org ) and Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Inland Northwest ( NWBigs.org ) welcome new volunteers eager to make a difference. If you’re looking to meet others who share your interests, meetup groups offer topics ranging from hiking and photography to entrepreneurship and tech innovation. Building new relationships and fostering a sense of belonging can be as transformative as achieving personal goals. Discover the Power of Renewal January is brimming with possibilities for growth and transformation. There are countless ways to make the most of the new year, from setting goals and cultivating healthy habits to exploring creative outlets and supporting new ventures. Taking advantage of these opportunities can enrich your life while contributing to your community's energy. So take a deep breath, embrace the possibilities, and make this January your launchpad for a year filled with success and fulfillment.

The January 2025 edition of 509 Digital Lifestyle Magazine sets the stage for a fresh start, inspiring readers to embrace new beginnings. This issue offers a guide to starting the year with purpose and features local resources like Vanessa Behan, providing crucial support for families in need. With stunning visuals and uplifting stories, this edition captures the spirit of renewal and highlights the power of community as we welcome the new year's opportunities.

As the calendar turns to a new year, January provides the perfect time to reflect, reset, and embrace fresh beginnings. Spokane awakens us with new hope, leading us to discover possibilities and celebrate the most precious times. This month’s 509 Digital Lifestyle Magazine is here to guide and motivate you into 2025. We offer actionable strategies to get a new mindset and make this year the best in Start Fresh Spokane: A Guide to Embracing a New Year. As an oasis of hope and resources, A Safe Haven: Vanessa Behan highlights a remarkable organization that provides shelter and resources for parents and children. For wellness and beauty fans, Nourish Your Beauty Naturally explores the impact of whole foods, supplements, and hydration on beautiful skin and hair. For the adventurous, don’t miss the Banff Centre Mountain Film Festival World Tour, which will come to Spokane’s Martin Woldson Theater at The Fox from January 10 to 12. This celebration of landscapes and explorations will be held at the Martin Woldson Theater at The Fox. Here’s to making 2025 a year full of connections, self-discovery, and community celebration. Thank you for joining us—let’s make this year unforgettable. Happy New Year!

December 4 Experience the magic of Cirque Dreams Holidaze on December 4, 2024, at the First Interstate Center for the Arts. This dazzling holiday spectacle combines acrobatics, theatrical performances, and whimsical costumes to create a festive extravaganza for all ages. Whether you’re looking for jaw-dropping stunts or captivating holiday-themed performances, Cirque Dreams Holidaze offers an unforgettable night of entertainment. Perfect for a family outing or a holiday celebration with friends, this one-night-only event is a must-see in Spokane’s holiday calendar. For more details, visit My.SpokaneCity.org .

With Spokane transformed into a winter wonderland, December offers us the chance to experience the season’s wonder and magic. It is a season of lights, parties, and getting together with the ones you love. From old memories to new ones, this month is full of reasons to rejoice. This month’s 509 Digital Lifestyle Magazine brings you the best of Spokane’s holiday season. Spokane Symphony’s Christmas Tree Elegance is back December 3-15 for spectacular performances and a chance to support the community. To add warmth and character to their homes, our Cozy Christmas feature offers inspiration to make your home a holiday sanctuary. For seasonal entertaining, we present Lights, Camera, Action!, a lineup of shows in local theatres at iconic venues such as the Fox Theater, Spokane Civic Theatre, and the First Interstate Center for the Arts. Special events like the Travolta Christmas Show will add magic to your celebrations. As we prepare to close the year, we’re reminded of the beauty in Spokane’s unique traditions and the stories that bring us together. We’re grateful for our readers and the businesses that partner with us to share the spirit of this incredible region. Wishing you a December filled with joy, warmth, and all the magic this season brings. Here's to making memories that will last a lifetime. Merry Christmas!

The December 2024 edition of 509 Digital Lifestyle Magazine highlights the magic of the holiday season, encouraging readers to revel in the warmth and happiness this time of year brings. Inside, you’ll find inspiration for decorating your home and a curated list of local events to spark joy and connection. This issue celebrates the beauty of tradition and the joy of our community coming together during this festive season.

No matter the season, Spokane is packed with activities for everyone to enjoy. Snowy Adventures in Spokane • Mount Spokane Ski & Snowboard Park • Riverfront Park Ice Ribbon • Bear Creek Lodge Sledding Hill • Ski Lookout Pass • 49° North Mountain Resort Hit the Slopes Mount Spokane Ski & Snowboard Park Just 28 miles from downtown Spokane, Mount Spokane Ski & Snowboard Park is one of the closest and most convenient winter destinations for locals and visitors alike. This winter wonderland spans over 1,700 acres of skiable terrain, offering a mix of beginner, intermediate, and expert trails that weave through the beautiful pine forests of the mountain. For those who love night skiing, Mount Spokane offers extended hours with illuminated runs, giving you the unique opportunity to ski under the stars. The park is also home to designated areas for snowshoeing, providing an alternative way to enjoy the mountain’s natural beauty. With a vertical drop of over 2,000 feet, the mountain offers thrilling runs for skiers and snowboarders.  At the same time, families and beginners can enjoy gentler slopes for a relaxed pace. After a full day of adventure, the park’s cozy lodge offers a warm retreat with various dining options and a welcoming atmosphere to unwind and refuel. Whether planning a day trip or an extended stay, Mount Spokane Ski & Snowboard Park is the ultimate winter playground for outdoor enthusiasts looking for snow-filled fun close to home. Glide and Slide Riverfront Park Ice Ribbon Experience Spokane's winter magic at the Riverfront Park Ice Ribbon, a 650-foot winding path perfect for skaters of all ages and skill levels. Unlike a traditional rink, this unique design adds an adventurous twist to your skating experience, offering beautiful views of the park and its iconic landmarks, such as the Spokane River and Clocktower. Twinkling lights create a festive ambiance, making it an ideal spot for families, couples, and friends. The Sky Ribbon Café nearby provides a cozy retreat where you can warm up with hot cocoa or cider after a fun-filled skate. Skate rentals and heated areas are available to keep you comfortable throughout your visit. Whether you're enjoying themed skate nights or just looking for a fun winter activity, the Ice Ribbon is a must-do for a perfect day of outdoor fun in Spokane. Indoor Fun When It’s Cold • Mobius Discovery Center ( mobiusspokane.org ) • Wonderland Family Fun Center ( wonderlandspokane.com ) • Northtown Mall – Shopping, Dining, & More ( northtownmall.com ) • Spokane Children’s Theatre ( spokanechildrenstheatre.org ) More Winter Thrills • Ski Lookout Pass – Just 90 minutes from Spokane, this family-friendly resort offers skiing, snowboarding, and lessons for all ages. • 49° North Mountain Resort – Located an hour from Spokane, 49° North offers a fantastic mix of downhill skiing, snowboarding, and Nordic trails for all skill levels. Stay Warm with Indoor Entertainment Concerts, Comedy, Theater, and More! First Interstate Center for the Arts - FirstInterstateCenter.org Fox Theater - FoxTheaterSpokane.org Spokane Arena - SpokaneArena.com Northern Quest - NorthernQuest.com Spokane Civic Theatre - SpokaneCivicTheatre.com

December 14 Celebrate the magic of the holidays at the Taste of Gingerbread on December 14, 2024, at 606 W. Sharp Avenue in Spokane. This festive event offers the perfect opportunity to indulge in delicious gingerbread creations while learning the art of decorating your own gingerbread house. With fun for the entire family, attendees can enjoy a hands-on experience, sample holiday treats, and bring their creativity to life. Whether you’re an expert baker or a beginner, this event is a delightful way to get into the holiday spirit. For more information, visit AllEvents.in .