Chey Scott
The Inlander
Spokane, WA, United States
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Breakfast Cereal Beer Tasting
Breakfast Cereal Beer Tasting Breakfast foods are special. So many “morning” dishes can be enjoyed any time of day without feeling off, unlike most traditional lunch and dinner staples. So it makes sense that Garland Brew Werks took advantage of this food flexibility when crafting five breakfast cereal-inspired beers for this special unticketed, two-day event. And there’s something for everyone,… → Read More
Spark Central reenvisions its annual Salon fundraiser to involve everyone, from local artists to bookworms
For weeks, a telephone booth-sized contraption loomed in the middle of artist Tracy Poindexter-Canton's Spokane home. Physically, it's the biggest piece of art she's ever... → Read More
Radio Play Co-Lab: Con-Science
Radio Play Co-Lab: Con-Science Way before the internet, and decades before television, radio was king. A quiet winter evening at home meant cozying up around a speaker, not streaming from the couch. In a modern homage to this “simpler” form of entertainment, Spokane Public Radio and Spokane Playwrights Laboratory are launching a new series in collaboration with area playwrights, actors and sound… → Read More
Celebrate the holidays, Inland Northwest-style, with these community events and traditions
SHINING BRIGHT The nights now are long and dark, but the warmth and cheer of holiday lights are here to bring joy and wonder to... → Read More
Bundle up and enjoy these festive outdoor events this holiday season
HIT THE ICE Grab a warm hat and pair of gloves, and lace up some skates for the quintessential winter activity: ice skating! While the... → Read More
The Inlander’s 2022-23 Annual Manual is here!
The 2022-2023 edition of the Inlander’s glossy magazine, Annual Manual, is hitting stands today, Tuesday, Sept. 13. Local readers can find it free at hundreds... → Read More
G.I. Joe, kids' toys of the '80s and '90s, and the powerful pull of childhood nostalgia
In case you missed the big news, the G.I. Joe cartoon recently celebrated its 40th anniversary, and to celebrate, Hasbro has been running a 24/7 livestream of remastered episodes on its YouTube channel. → Read More
Meet four local pets bringing joy to Instagram followers around the world
It's not the recipe demos, hair tutorials, outfit-of-the-day inspo or even silly memes that make Instagram still relevant in a time when our attention spans are as fleeting as the next reel. It's adorable animals, and, if you ask us, they'll always be the best thing to ever grace social media, fostering connection and spreading joy. → Read More
Patriotic Pops
Patriotic Pops Don your red, white and blue and head downtown for a daylong celebration of the good ol’ US-of-A at Riverfront Park. The day’s festivities kick off at noon when local food trucks and a vendor market open, along with attractions in the park, including the SkyRide, Skate Ribbon and Looff Carrousel. After soaking up some sun, settle in and snag a seat at the Pavilion, which opens at… → Read More
Mark Anderson: Scarecrow Oracle
Mark Anderson: Scarecrow Oracle After more than a decade as a luminous leader in Spokane’s poetry scene, Mark Anderson is celebrating the release of his debut collection, Scarecrow Oracle. The former Spokane Poet Laureate (2017-19), also founder of the weekly Broken Mic series and a frequent publisher of poetry in local anthologies and publications (including the Inlander), has compiled several… → Read More
Chef Ricky Webster adds lunch fare and expands his pastry purview at Morsel, a spinoff of Rind and Wheat
Just a few months after regional culinary pioneer Fery Haghighi closed her catering company and cafe, the doors of the little building on Cowley and Fifth were opened again, this time by her successor. → Read More
Diving into online genealogy and discovering my ancestors who fought for America's independence and more
At a recent performance of Hamilton, the lump in my throat didn't form until the emotionally charged song at the end, "Who Lives, Who Dies, Who Tells Your Story." → Read More
Meet the Mild Riders, Spokane's chillest (and only) scooter gang
Whizzing through West Central Spokane on the back of a scooter, the wind whipping around your face, offers a new perspective to getting around town.... → Read More
Meet three local makers repurposing vintage fabric, quilts and clothing into sustainable, on-trend pieces
Why wear vintage? For vintage fashion enthusiasts, the reasons are as multifaceted as their outfits. It's a nod to history. Old clothes tell a story... → Read More
Three local experts offer tips and suggestions to expand your cocktail horizons
Planning this year's Drink Local issue at one point derailed to nostalgic recollections of college parties, and the questionable concoctions many of us imbibed before developing a preference for quality beverages. → Read More
EWU's Get Lit! Festival returns with four days of in-person events for readers, writers, poets and more
After one year on hiatus (2020), and another taking place virtually (2021), Eastern Washington University's regional literary festival is finally back in original form. → Read More
Local chef opens Chowderhead, a hearty soup and sandwich spot on North Monroe
Chef Travis Tveit long dreamed of having his own place, but as is often the case with big plans, timelines can be fickle. → Read More
Can CBD ease pain, stress and more in cats and dogs? Sometimes, but the science is still very new
As the variety of cannabis-derived supplements made for pets has grown over the past decade, more owners may find themselves asking: Is CBD a safe or effective option for my cat or dog? → Read More
Radio Bar serves creative drinks and eats in Spokane's Audubon-Downriver neighborhood
To live up to the name Radio Bar, owners Jessica Hubacher and Jimmy Doran knew they needed not only a creative beverage menu, but a good sound system. → Read More
Inlander delivery driver Lexi Alfonso is recovering from a serious car accident; friend launches GoFundMe to help
It all happened in an instant. On her way back to Spokane from Post Falls to pick up more bundles of the Inlander’s Restaurant Week... → Read More