Community Calendar

This legendary musical tells the story of Tevya, the milkman, who clings to the Jewish customs of Anatevka, his hometown in pre-revolutionary Russia. As his daughters question these old-fashioned traditions and the world changes ominously around them, Tevya is challenged to find a new way to love and learn.

The Woodland theatre stage will host this community performance, directed by Nancy Christopher, with musical direction by Stazya Richman, choreography from the original by Brianna Snyder, set construction and design by Sean Taboloff, and musicians directed by Brian McDougall.

Ham on Regal is an original musical/comedy show written and performed by Ferris High School parents and school staff. This unique fundraiser enables the Ferris Parent Teacher Group (PTG) to allocate proceeds from the show to various activities including: academics, athletics, administrative and supply needs to classrooms, teachers and students.

Fierce. Fearless. Females.

The Wolves is a fly-on-the-wall look at a girls’ high school soccer team as they go through their warm-ups. From the safety of their suburban stretch circle, the team navigates big questions and wages tiny battles with all the vim and vigor of a pack of adolescent warriors. A portrait of life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness for nine American girls who just want to score some goals.

NOW PLAYING - MARCH 30
Firth J Chew Studio Theatre

Written by Sarah DeLappe

Directed by Dawn Taylor-Reinhardt
With Alessia Adams, Meg Barlow-Jones, Ash Bingo, Delaney Kahler, Ruby Krajic, Mary Ormsby, Katelyn Rush, Jillian Selley, Katie Smithgall, and Ladonna Wojtowicz

CONTENT WARNING
This production contains strong language and mature themes.

Learn to prune a variety of fruit tree species using basic guidelines and systems. The goal of the class is to have you leave feeling confident undertaking this intimidating skill.

Through collage-like layers of detail, Washington-based artist Andrea Joyce Heimer reconstructs tangled memories of her upbringing in rural Montana. The artist combines autobiography, fantasy, and dark humor to explore themes of loneliness and belonging. *The MAC is closed Mondays.

Image courtesy of the artist and Megan Mulrooney.

Step into the world of a Samurai and experience the armor, weaponry, and personal items that comprise "Samurai, Sunrise, Sunset." Dedicated to the powerful military class that ruled Japan for nearly 700 years, each item tells a story through its master craftsmanship and individual details. "Samurai, Sunrise, Sunset" is organized by Contemporanea Progetti, Italy in collaboration with the Museo Stibbert, Italy, in cooperation with the EDG, USA. The MAC is closed Mondays.

Whitworth University’s Art & Design Department, Bryan Oliver Gallery, and Permanent Art Collection are proud to present an installation of works by Indigenous artists of Washington state from the collection of Helen Carlson and Paul Nicholson. Please visit the exhibit between Feb. 4 and March 21, 2025. The guest lecture at the reception will be given by Rachel Allen (Nimiipuu/Nez Perce), curator of modern and contemporary art at the Northwest Museum of Arts and Culture. The Gallery is open Monday-Friday 10 am to 4:30 pm.

In March 2025, the Liberty Gallery features artwork by Melissa Dingfield and Megan Perkins – each portraying Spokane scenes in their own unique styles.

Megan uses flowing watercolor to depict the long views of eye-catching scenery surrounding Spokane and iconic buildings that make up Spokane’s heart. She wants her work to inspire people to look at the world with childlike wonder and to be reminded that there are opportunities everywhere to be grateful, to be alive, and to witness the day unfolding.

Melissa’s oil paintings explore in exquisite detail local gathering places and the people passing through them. Her work is relatable and authentic, capturing everyday events drawn from her own experiences and telling the stories of the places she’s been. Melissa creates an intimate three-way conversation between the maker, the art, and the audience, hoping to empower viewers to know that their stories matter enough to become a work of art.

Stop by the Liberty Gallery in the Historic Liberty Building to see the paintings ~ stop by March 7 for the Friday Reception to Meet the Artists from 5-8:30 pm.

Local artist bari has been painting since 2003, painting subjects she loves and striving to glorify God through her work which includes series of still life, pet portraits, florals... and chickens ~ lots of different subjects and styles!

Stop by Pottery Place Plus during the month of March to see bari's work ~ you can meet the artist during the First Friday reception from 5-8:30pm on March 7th, at the gallery in the Historic Liberty Building at 203 N. Washington.

For students ages 16 and up | Fridays, March 14, 21, and 28, 2025, 1-4pm |

This is a class on color, handling watercolor basics, tips & tricks. It will be fun diving deep into the many changes all within a color. Discover lights and darks, warm and cools like a dance within. Manipulate it, abuse it with techniques and describe it in beauty. Maybe choose a favorite color one you want to know more about. Three weeks = three flavors of colors. What fun! There is a supply list for this class. Pre-registration is required.