BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//CalDiscovery//caldiscovery//EN CALSCALE:GREGORIAN METHOD:PUBLISH DESCRIPTION:Spokane: Sunday (Sun Sep 20\, America/Los_Angeles). Rolling: t he window moves forward every day\, so subscribe rather than download. Dis covered and maintained by CalDiscovery (https://caldiscovery.com). Event d etails belong to their publishers. Contains information from CalDiscovery\ , which is made available under the ODbL 1.0. SOURCE:https://caldiscovery.com/spokane-wa/sunday.ics X-PUBLISHED-TTL:PT12H REFRESH-INTERVAL;VALUE=DURATION:PT12H X-WR-CALDESC:Spokane: Sunday (Sun Sep 20\, America/Los_Angeles). Rolling: the window moves forward every day\, so subscribe rather than download. Di scovered and maintained by CalDiscovery (https://caldiscovery.com). Event details belong to their publishers. Contains information from CalDiscovery \, which is made available under the ODbL 1.0. X-WR-CALNAME:Spokane · Sunday · CalDiscovery BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Images that soar! DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260805 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261201 DTSTAMP:20260829T002045Z UID:10042049-1785888000-1796083199@downtownspokane.org CATEGORIES:family DESCRIPTION:Gonzaga Students are moving in and gearing up for the academic year. Downtown has the best hangs\, whether you need to study up or boogi e down. \n \n \n \n \n \n Brain FuelKick off yo ur study sesh with caffeine and carbsIndabaAtticusThe Original Pancake Hou se \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n Team SpiritRoot for the home team during away gamesDavid’s PizzaLord Stanley ’sOr get sporty yourselfThe WondergroundFlatstick Pub \n \n \n \n \n \n NightlifeSing\, dance\, and laugh your heart out The Ridler Piano BarMonterey CafeSpokane Comedy Club \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n Transportationno c ar? no problemBike down on the centennial trailscoot on a lime scootertake the city line (free for gonzaga students) LAST-MODIFIED:20260829T002045Z LOCATION:Hara Allison Photography\, 421 W Riverside Ave Suite 702\, Spokan e\, Washington\, 99201\, United States URL:https://downtownspokane.org/event/images-that-soar/?utm_source=caldisc overy&utm_medium=ics&utm_campaign=spokane-wa X-SOURCE-NAME:Downtown Spokane Partnership X-SOURCE-URL:https://downtownspokane.org/places/spokane-comedy-club END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:This Sept the Liberty Gallery Presents “WATER – From One drop to an Ocean & Everything In Between” DTSTART:20260830T180000Z DTEND:20260927T020000Z DTSTAMP:20260916T002229Z UID:10042532-1788087600-1790449200@downtownspokane.org CATEGORIES:arts DESCRIPTION:First Friday is more than an evening arts event. It is an oppo rtunity for downtown businesses to benefit from increased foot traffic\, c onnect with new customers and become part of a larger downtown experience. Customers Are Already Coming Downtown First Friday brings people downtown specifically to explore\, shop\, dine and experience something new. Downt own Spokane promotes First Friday from 5–8 p.m.\, with galleries\, retai lers and restaurants participating throughout the downtown core. Research also supports the broader connection between special events and retail act ivity. A 2026 study published in the Journal of Retailing\, examining even ts in two cities\, found that retail-area visits increased an average of 5 .9% during events\, with retail-focused events producing an even larger in crease. The study also found no evidence of a corresponding decline in vis its immediately before or after the events studied. For businesses\, the o pportunity is simple: when people are already downtown\, give them a reaso n to walk through your door. October 2 Is a Particularly Big OpportunityTh is year’s First Friday falls on October 2\, the night of Terrain 17. Ter rain describes its annual event as the Inland Northwest’s largest multim edia art and music event. The free main event runs from 5 p.m. to midnight and features work by 523 artists\, along with music\, live painting and p erformances\, food trucks\, a photo booth and beverages. The scale is sign ificant. In 2025\, Terrain reported 10\,044 attendees\, 483 participating artists\, more than $86\,000 in art sales and visitors from as far away as California\, Nevada\, New Mexico and Virginia. That makes October 2 one o f the strongest First Friday opportunities of the year for businesses that can extend their hours and participate in the evening. It Shows Your Supp ort for DowntownStaying open for First Friday signals that your business i s part of the downtown community. Customers aren’t just looking for a s ingle destination. They’re walking between galleries\, shops\, restauran ts\, bars and other experiences. When more businesses participate\, the en tire district becomes more active and inviting. Downtown Spokane’s First Friday program is specifically designed around this model\, with retailer s and restaurants joining galleries and artists to create a larger downtow n experience. You don’t have to host a major event. Simply being open\, welcoming customers and offering something special can make your business part of the experience. It Helps People Find YouDowntown Spokane promotes First Friday through its website and social channels\, giving participatin g businesses an opportunity to be included in the monthly event promotion. The key is to give people a reason to choose your business. How to Attrac t More Customers on First FridayOffer a First Friday Special: Create some thing exclusive to the evening\, such as a featured menu item\, drink\, pr oduct or experience. Run a Discount or Promotion: A limited-time offer ca n give people an extra reason to step inside while they’re already downt own. Consider a percentage discount\, complimentary item or special bundle . Host Your Own First Friday Event: Consider an artist reception\, live m usic\, demonstration\, pop-up\, tasting or other experience. Even a small activation can give customers a reason to visit. Partner With a Local Arti st or Maker: Feature an artist’s work\, invite a maker for a pop-up or create an interactive experience that connects your business with Spokane ’s creative community. Stay Open Later: If your normal Friday hours end before 8 p.m.\, consider extending them specifically for First Friday. On October 2\, consider staying open even later to take advantage of the ext ended activity surrounding Terrain. Make It Easy to Find You: Use window signage\, sidewalk messaging and social media to let people know you’re participating. Make sure your First Friday event or promotion is submitted to the Downtown Spokane Partnership event calendar so it can be included in First Friday promotion. Make First Friday Work for Your BusinessYou don ’t need a large budget or elaborate event to participate. The most impor tant step is simply being open and giving people a reason to come inside. With Terrain 17 bringing thousands of people downtown on October 2\, this year’s October First Friday offers an especially strong opportunity to t urn downtown foot traffic into customers. Open your doors. Give people a r eason to stop. Be part of First Friday. \n \n \n \n Get on the Map LAST-MODIFIED:20260916T002229Z LOCATION:Liberty Gallery in the Historic Liberty Building\, 203 N Washingt on\,\, Spokane\, WA\, 99201\, United States URL:https://downtownspokane.org/event/this-sept-the-liberty-gallery-presen ts-water-from-one-drop-to-an-ocean-everything-in-between/?utm_source=caldi scovery&utm_medium=ics&utm_campaign=spokane-wa X-SOURCE-NAME:Downtown Spokane Partnership X-SOURCE-URL:https://downtownspokane.org/places/spokane-comedy-club END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:PPP Welcomes Barbara Anderson & Patty Driscoll in Sept as Guest Ar tists! DTSTART:20260830T180000Z DTEND:20260927T020000Z DTSTAMP:20260916T002229Z UID:10042535-1788087600-1790449200@downtownspokane.org CATEGORIES:community DESCRIPTION:First Friday is more than an evening arts event. It is an oppo rtunity for downtown businesses to benefit from increased foot traffic\, c onnect with new customers and become part of a larger downtown experience. Customers Are Already Coming Downtown First Friday brings people downtown specifically to explore\, shop\, dine and experience something new. Downt own Spokane promotes First Friday from 5–8 p.m.\, with galleries\, retai lers and restaurants participating throughout the downtown core. Research also supports the broader connection between special events and retail act ivity. A 2026 study published in the Journal of Retailing\, examining even ts in two cities\, found that retail-area visits increased an average of 5 .9% during events\, with retail-focused events producing an even larger in crease. The study also found no evidence of a corresponding decline in vis its immediately before or after the events studied. For businesses\, the o pportunity is simple: when people are already downtown\, give them a reaso n to walk through your door. October 2 Is a Particularly Big OpportunityTh is year’s First Friday falls on October 2\, the night of Terrain 17. Ter rain describes its annual event as the Inland Northwest’s largest multim edia art and music event. The free main event runs from 5 p.m. to midnight and features work by 523 artists\, along with music\, live painting and p erformances\, food trucks\, a photo booth and beverages. The scale is sign ificant. In 2025\, Terrain reported 10\,044 attendees\, 483 participating artists\, more than $86\,000 in art sales and visitors from as far away as California\, Nevada\, New Mexico and Virginia. That makes October 2 one o f the strongest First Friday opportunities of the year for businesses that can extend their hours and participate in the evening. It Shows Your Supp ort for DowntownStaying open for First Friday signals that your business i s part of the downtown community. Customers aren’t just looking for a s ingle destination. They’re walking between galleries\, shops\, restauran ts\, bars and other experiences. When more businesses participate\, the en tire district becomes more active and inviting. Downtown Spokane’s First Friday program is specifically designed around this model\, with retailer s and restaurants joining galleries and artists to create a larger downtow n experience. You don’t have to host a major event. Simply being open\, welcoming customers and offering something special can make your business part of the experience. It Helps People Find YouDowntown Spokane promotes First Friday through its website and social channels\, giving participatin g businesses an opportunity to be included in the monthly event promotion. The key is to give people a reason to choose your business. How to Attrac t More Customers on First FridayOffer a First Friday Special: Create some thing exclusive to the evening\, such as a featured menu item\, drink\, pr oduct or experience. Run a Discount or Promotion: A limited-time offer ca n give people an extra reason to step inside while they’re already downt own. Consider a percentage discount\, complimentary item or special bundle . Host Your Own First Friday Event: Consider an artist reception\, live m usic\, demonstration\, pop-up\, tasting or other experience. Even a small activation can give customers a reason to visit. Partner With a Local Arti st or Maker: Feature an artist’s work\, invite a maker for a pop-up or create an interactive experience that connects your business with Spokane ’s creative community. Stay Open Later: If your normal Friday hours end before 8 p.m.\, consider extending them specifically for First Friday. On October 2\, consider staying open even later to take advantage of the ext ended activity surrounding Terrain. Make It Easy to Find You: Use window signage\, sidewalk messaging and social media to let people know you’re participating. Make sure your First Friday event or promotion is submitted to the Downtown Spokane Partnership event calendar so it can be included in First Friday promotion. Make First Friday Work for Your BusinessYou don ’t need a large budget or elaborate event to participate. The most impor tant step is simply being open and giving people a reason to come inside. With Terrain 17 bringing thousands of people downtown on October 2\, this year’s October First Friday offers an especially strong opportunity to t urn downtown foot traffic into customers. Open your doors. Give people a r eason to stop. Be part of First Friday. \n \n \n \n Get on the Map LAST-MODIFIED:20260916T002229Z LOCATION:Pottery Place Plus\, 203 N Washington St\, #200a\, Spokane\, WA\, 99201\, United States URL:https://downtownspokane.org/event/ppp-welcomes-barbara-anderson-patty- driscoll-in-sept-as-guest-artists/?utm_source=caldiscovery&utm_medium=ics& utm_campaign=spokane-wa X-SOURCE-NAME:Downtown Spokane Partnership X-SOURCE-URL:https://downtownspokane.org/places/spokane-comedy-club END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:THE WAY I SEE IT\, Photographic works by Erik Sohner DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260905 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261001 DTSTAMP:20260916T002229Z UID:10042585-1788566400-1790812799@downtownspokane.org CATEGORIES:arts DESCRIPTION:First Friday is more than an evening arts event. It is an oppo rtunity for downtown businesses to benefit from increased foot traffic\, c onnect with new customers and become part of a larger downtown experience. Customers Are Already Coming Downtown First Friday brings people downtown specifically to explore\, shop\, dine and experience something new. Downt own Spokane promotes First Friday from 5–8 p.m.\, with galleries\, retai lers and restaurants participating throughout the downtown core. Research also supports the broader connection between special events and retail act ivity. A 2026 study published in the Journal of Retailing\, examining even ts in two cities\, found that retail-area visits increased an average of 5 .9% during events\, with retail-focused events producing an even larger in crease. The study also found no evidence of a corresponding decline in vis its immediately before or after the events studied. For businesses\, the o pportunity is simple: when people are already downtown\, give them a reaso n to walk through your door. October 2 Is a Particularly Big OpportunityTh is year’s First Friday falls on October 2\, the night of Terrain 17. Ter rain describes its annual event as the Inland Northwest’s largest multim edia art and music event. The free main event runs from 5 p.m. to midnight and features work by 523 artists\, along with music\, live painting and p erformances\, food trucks\, a photo booth and beverages. The scale is sign ificant. In 2025\, Terrain reported 10\,044 attendees\, 483 participating artists\, more than $86\,000 in art sales and visitors from as far away as California\, Nevada\, New Mexico and Virginia. That makes October 2 one o f the strongest First Friday opportunities of the year for businesses that can extend their hours and participate in the evening. It Shows Your Supp ort for DowntownStaying open for First Friday signals that your business i s part of the downtown community. Customers aren’t just looking for a s ingle destination. They’re walking between galleries\, shops\, restauran ts\, bars and other experiences. When more businesses participate\, the en tire district becomes more active and inviting. Downtown Spokane’s First Friday program is specifically designed around this model\, with retailer s and restaurants joining galleries and artists to create a larger downtow n experience. You don’t have to host a major event. Simply being open\, welcoming customers and offering something special can make your business part of the experience. It Helps People Find YouDowntown Spokane promotes First Friday through its website and social channels\, giving participatin g businesses an opportunity to be included in the monthly event promotion. The key is to give people a reason to choose your business. How to Attrac t More Customers on First FridayOffer a First Friday Special: Create some thing exclusive to the evening\, such as a featured menu item\, drink\, pr oduct or experience. Run a Discount or Promotion: A limited-time offer ca n give people an extra reason to step inside while they’re already downt own. Consider a percentage discount\, complimentary item or special bundle . Host Your Own First Friday Event: Consider an artist reception\, live m usic\, demonstration\, pop-up\, tasting or other experience. Even a small activation can give customers a reason to visit. Partner With a Local Arti st or Maker: Feature an artist’s work\, invite a maker for a pop-up or create an interactive experience that connects your business with Spokane ’s creative community. Stay Open Later: If your normal Friday hours end before 8 p.m.\, consider extending them specifically for First Friday. On October 2\, consider staying open even later to take advantage of the ext ended activity surrounding Terrain. Make It Easy to Find You: Use window signage\, sidewalk messaging and social media to let people know you’re participating. Make sure your First Friday event or promotion is submitted to the Downtown Spokane Partnership event calendar so it can be included in First Friday promotion. Make First Friday Work for Your BusinessYou don ’t need a large budget or elaborate event to participate. The most impor tant step is simply being open and giving people a reason to come inside. With Terrain 17 bringing thousands of people downtown on October 2\, this year’s October First Friday offers an especially strong opportunity to t urn downtown foot traffic into customers. Open your doors. Give people a r eason to stop. Be part of First Friday. \n \n \n \n Get on the Map LAST-MODIFIED:20260916T002229Z LOCATION:Entropy\, 101 N. Stevens St.\,\, Spokane\, WA\, 99201\, United St ates URL:https://downtownspokane.org/event/the-way-i-see-it-photographic-works- by-erik-sohner/?utm_source=caldiscovery&utm_medium=ics&utm_campaign=spokan e-wa X-SOURCE-NAME:Downtown Spokane Partnership X-SOURCE-URL:https://downtownspokane.org/places/spokane-comedy-club END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Mad Underground at Stage Left DTSTART:20260912T020000Z DTEND:20260927T230000Z DTSTAMP:20260916T002229Z UID:10042549-1789153200-1790524800@downtownspokane.org CATEGORIES:food DESCRIPTION:First Friday is more than an evening arts event. It is an oppo rtunity for downtown businesses to benefit from increased foot traffic\, c onnect with new customers and become part of a larger downtown experience. Customers Are Already Coming Downtown First Friday brings people downtown specifically to explore\, shop\, dine and experience something new. Downt own Spokane promotes First Friday from 5–8 p.m.\, with galleries\, retai lers and restaurants participating throughout the downtown core. Research also supports the broader connection between special events and retail act ivity. A 2026 study published in the Journal of Retailing\, examining even ts in two cities\, found that retail-area visits increased an average of 5 .9% during events\, with retail-focused events producing an even larger in crease. The study also found no evidence of a corresponding decline in vis its immediately before or after the events studied. For businesses\, the o pportunity is simple: when people are already downtown\, give them a reaso n to walk through your door. October 2 Is a Particularly Big OpportunityTh is year’s First Friday falls on October 2\, the night of Terrain 17. Ter rain describes its annual event as the Inland Northwest’s largest multim edia art and music event. The free main event runs from 5 p.m. to midnight and features work by 523 artists\, along with music\, live painting and p erformances\, food trucks\, a photo booth and beverages. The scale is sign ificant. In 2025\, Terrain reported 10\,044 attendees\, 483 participating artists\, more than $86\,000 in art sales and visitors from as far away as California\, Nevada\, New Mexico and Virginia. That makes October 2 one o f the strongest First Friday opportunities of the year for businesses that can extend their hours and participate in the evening. It Shows Your Supp ort for DowntownStaying open for First Friday signals that your business i s part of the downtown community. Customers aren’t just looking for a s ingle destination. They’re walking between galleries\, shops\, restauran ts\, bars and other experiences. When more businesses participate\, the en tire district becomes more active and inviting. Downtown Spokane’s First Friday program is specifically designed around this model\, with retailer s and restaurants joining galleries and artists to create a larger downtow n experience. You don’t have to host a major event. Simply being open\, welcoming customers and offering something special can make your business part of the experience. It Helps People Find YouDowntown Spokane promotes First Friday through its website and social channels\, giving participatin g businesses an opportunity to be included in the monthly event promotion. The key is to give people a reason to choose your business. How to Attrac t More Customers on First FridayOffer a First Friday Special: Create some thing exclusive to the evening\, such as a featured menu item\, drink\, pr oduct or experience. Run a Discount or Promotion: A limited-time offer ca n give people an extra reason to step inside while they’re already downt own. Consider a percentage discount\, complimentary item or special bundle . Host Your Own First Friday Event: Consider an artist reception\, live m usic\, demonstration\, pop-up\, tasting or other experience. Even a small activation can give customers a reason to visit. Partner With a Local Arti st or Maker: Feature an artist’s work\, invite a maker for a pop-up or create an interactive experience that connects your business with Spokane ’s creative community. Stay Open Later: If your normal Friday hours end before 8 p.m.\, consider extending them specifically for First Friday. On October 2\, consider staying open even later to take advantage of the ext ended activity surrounding Terrain. Make It Easy to Find You: Use window signage\, sidewalk messaging and social media to let people know you’re participating. Make sure your First Friday event or promotion is submitted to the Downtown Spokane Partnership event calendar so it can be included in First Friday promotion. Make First Friday Work for Your BusinessYou don ’t need a large budget or elaborate event to participate. The most impor tant step is simply being open and giving people a reason to come inside. With Terrain 17 bringing thousands of people downtown on October 2\, this year’s October First Friday offers an especially strong opportunity to t urn downtown foot traffic into customers. Open your doors. Give people a r eason to stop. Be part of First Friday. \n \n \n \n Get on the Map LAST-MODIFIED:20260916T002229Z LOCATION:Downtown Spokane\, 200 N Wall St\, Spokane\, Washington\, 99201\, United States URL:https://downtownspokane.org/event/mad-underground-at-stage-left/?utm_s ource=caldiscovery&utm_medium=ics&utm_campaign=spokane-wa X-SOURCE-NAME:Downtown Spokane Partnership X-SOURCE-URL:https://downtownspokane.org/places/spokane-comedy-club END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Men’s Camp: Through the Wild DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260917 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260921 DTSTAMP:20260918T013624Z UID:46AAB278-2E09-45E1-8F90-DC96055DE04A CATEGORIES:community DESCRIPTION:SCHEDULE\n\nThursday\nArrival 6pm (I will not be on site until 8:30-9p) Please call me if you have any questions. See Marvin Andrews o r Ed Elliot on site if you need help finding your sleeping arrangements. \n\nFriday\n9:00am: Breakfast is served\nNo lunch provided\, bring your ow n\n4:00pm: Friday Check in \n5:00pm: Lesson \n7:00pm: Dinner\n8:00pm: (Fre e Time)\n\nSaturday\n8:00am: Breakfast\n9:30am: Lesson 2\n11:00am: (Free T ime)\n12:00pm: Lunch \n1:00pm: Team Competition until 3pm\n3:00pm: (Free T ime)\n5:00pm: Lesson 3\n7:00pm: Dinner\n9:00pm: Poker Tournament\n\nSunday \n8:00am: Breakfast\n9:30am: Worship Service\n12:00pm: Checkout off premis e\n\n—\n\nCOST\n\nThurs - Sun: $150\nFri - Sun: $135\n\nIncludes all mea ls and entertainment. LAST-MODIFIED:20260918T013624Z LOCATION:Camp Sanders\n11321 Sanders Rd\nTensed ID 83870\nUnited States X-SOURCE-NAME:SCC Congregational X-SOURCE-URL:https://spokanechristian.church/calendar END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Romeo and Juliet DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260919 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260921 DTSTAMP:20260909T182051Z UID:16112-1789776000-1789948799@foxtheaterspokane.org CATEGORIES:music,theater DESCRIPTION:Kabalevsky’s witty and sparkling Colas Breugnon Overture bur sts open the season with swagger and wit. Pianist Mackenzie Melemed brings grandeur and brilliance to Amy Beach’s richly romantic Piano Concerto. Prokofiev’s searing music from Romeo and Juliet closes the night\, where love\, violence\, and heartbreak blaze across one of the orchestra’s mo st vivid scores. \nJames Lowe\, conductor\nMackenzie Melemed\, piano \nDmi tri Kabalevsky\nColas Breugnon Overture\, Op.24\nAmy Beach\nPiano Concerto in C-sharp minor\, Op.45\nSergei Prokofiev\nSelections from Romeo and Jul iet \nSATURDAY DOORS 6PM | PRECONCERT TALK 6:30PM | SHOW 7:30PM\nSUNDAY DO ORS 1:30PM | PRECONCERT TALK 2PM | SHOW 3PM \nPurchase the Forbidden Love Champagne package to get a glass of Champagne (21 and over only) at The Fo x.  Be sure to click on the link to claim your champagne ticket which can be picked up at Will call and redeemed at any of our bars. \nSATURDAY TIC KETSSUNDAY TICKETSBUY MASTERWORKS SUBSCRIPTIONFree K-12 TicketsBring the w hole family! This show has free tickets available for all students K-12 th rough the Spokane Symphony FASTix program.\nGet your tickets by calling T he Fox box office at 509-624-1200. \n\nProgram Notes\nProgram notes by J. Michael Allsen  \nOur 81st season opens with a brilliant little overture by Dmitri Kabalevsky\, his Colas Breugnon.  Then pianist Mackenzie Meleme d joins the Spokane Symphony for Amy Beach’s romantic Piano Concerto. To close\, we have several evocative selections from one of the greatest 20t h-century ballet scores\, Prokofiev’s Romeo and Juliet.  \nThe 1938 ope ra Colas Breugnon tells the story of a peasant looking back on a mischievo us and enjoyable life. The opera’s bubbly overture is a musical portrait of the irrepressible main character\, filled with good humor and country dancing.  \nDmitri Kabalevsky\nBorn: December 30\, 1904\, St. Petersburg\ , Russia.\nDied: February 14\, 1987\, Moscow\, Russia.  \nColas Breugnon Overture\, Op. 24  \n\nComposed: 1936-1938. \nPremiere: The opera Colas Breugnon was first produced in Leningrad (St. Petersburg) on February 22\, 1938. \nDuration: 5:00. \n\nBackground\nDmitri Kabalevsky was one of th e leading composers of the old Soviet Union and worked comfortably for his entire career in the restrictive atmosphere of Soviet music. Kabalevsky ’s musical style was never even remotely “modernist” and suited perf ectly the ideal that music should be uplifting and in service of the peopl e. A loyal member of the Communist Party\, he enthusiastically supported S oviet musical policies and held several important political positions and editorships. (Unlike his contemporaries\, Shostakovich and Prokofiev\, he never ran into trouble with musical authorities.) Interested in the cause of education\, Kabalevsky also helped to formulate the Soviet music educat ion system\; he wrote dozens of works for children’s choir and\, later i n his career\, influential books on teaching music. As a composer\, he was also known for his six operas—rarely produced today\, but nearly all we re very successful in the Soviet Union.  His first opera\, Colas Breugnon \, was based upon a 1919 novel by Romain Rolland in the form of reminiscen ces of a 16th-century Burgundian peasant\, looking back on a life well-liv ed and enjoyed with gusto. Rolland granted Kabalevsky the rights to use th e novel but was disappointed by how it was turned into a libretto. Kabalev sky worked over a span of three decades revising the opera\, eventually pr emiering a new version in 1970 that won him the prestigious Lenin Prize\, though its lively 1938 overture remained unchanged. \nWhat You’ll Hear\n Though the opera is seldom heard in America\, the brief Colas Breugnon Ove rture has long been a favorite concert-opener. It is a musical portrait of the opera’s irrepressible main character\, beginning with a flourish an d launching immediately into a manic\, strongly accented main theme. Kabal evsky introduces a second\, more weighty idea\, and a slightly more seriou s central section. Towards the end\, there is a wry little country dance e pisode before the lively coda. \n  \nThis work\, the first piano concerto published by an American woman\, was written by the remarkable Amy Beach. Beach faced career restrictions imposed by her parents\, her husband\, an d society at large. Yet in her own time\, she became one of America’s mo st celebrated early 20th-century composers.  \nAmy Beach\nBorn: September 5\, 1867\, Henniker\, New Hampshire.\nDied: December 27\, 1944. New York City.  \nPiano Concerto in C-sharp minor\, Op. 45  \n\nComposed: 1898-99 .\nPremiere: April 7\, 1900\, the composer as soloist with the Boston Symp hony Orchestra\, conducted by Wilhem Gericke.\nDuration: 27:00. \n\nBackg round\nAmy Beach was born Amy Marcy Cheney\, the only child of an upper-cl ass New Hampshire family. Phenomenally talented even as a child\, she was a piano prodigy with perfect pitch who could improvise countermelodies at age two. She was composing waltzes for piano at age four. She continued pi ano studies\, though her parents strongly discouraged a professional caree r in music. Nevertheless\, she persisted\, and at age 17\, Amy Cheney made a high-profile debut with the Boston Symphony Orchestra\, playing Chopin ’s Piano Concerto No. 2. The next year\, she married Dr. Henry Harris Au brey Beach\, a physician 24 years her senior. At his insistence\, she gave up private teaching and severely limited her solo performances. However\, Dr. Beach encouraged her to compose—with the condition that she publish works under the name “Mrs. H.H.A. Beach”—but he forbade a private t utor\, and she was largely self-taught in composition. She became one of A merica’s most best-known composers\, with the successful premiere of her Mass in E-flat Major in Boston in 1892 and the debut of her “Gaelic” Symphony in 1896—the first symphony composed and published by an America n woman. She also was soloist in the premiere of her Piano Concerto in 190 0. In the meantime\, Beach also published a host of popular smaller works: chamber music\, sacred and secular music\, choral pieces\, and dozens of art songs. Following the death of her husband in 1910\, and of her mother a few months later\, Beach spent the next few years in Germany\, touring a s a piano soloist under her own name.  (When she returned to America in 1 914\, she also returned to “Mrs. H.H.A. Beach” as a professional name for the rest of her life.) Beach is unique among American women composers of the early 20th century in that she was never really forgotten: she was celebrated throughout her long career\, both as a composer and as a pianis t.  \nWhat You’ll Hear\nThough the initial critical reception to the Pi ano Concerto was chilly\, Beach successfully championed the work in later performances in Germany and the United States. She described the broad ope ning movement (Allegro moderato) as “serious in character\, piano and or chestra vying with each other in the development of the two principal them es\, of which the second is songlike in character.” The exposition of th is material is unhurried\, and both themes are developed extensively. The lush second theme is from one of her songs\, Jeune fille et jeune fleur (1 887)\, a heartbreaking poem about a man who is burying his daughter. The S cherzo (Perpetuum mobile) [perpetual motion] is based upon a second song\, Empress of the Night (1891)\, which sets a poem by her husband. Beach not es that the Scherzo “bears the subtitle perpetuum mobile and consists of a piquant etude rhythm unbroken throughout the piano part\, set against a n orchestral background that sings the melody in the stringed instruments. ” The “perpetual motion” is all in the piano part from the original song—which does indeed sound a bit like a relentless piano etude\, until it breaks into a cadenza and at the very end\, a series of trills and a j oyful final flourish. The slow movement (Largo) is based upon another sett ing of a poem by her husband\, Twilight (1887). In this case\, the turbule nt original song is transformed into a doleful lament that rises to an imp assioned peak\, before a quiet transition into the finale. The final movem ent\, which is marked Allegro con scioltezza (literally\, Allegro “with ease.”) is a rondo\, with the rather relaxed and flowing main theme intr oduced by the solo part. This alternates with contrasting material featuri ng flashy piano writing\, until near the end\, where there is a return of the third movement’s lament. The lament is abruptly cut short by a brill iant return of the main idea and a triumphant coda. Several writers have i nsisted that there is a programmatic element to the concerto: that it repr esents Beach’s ultimately triumphant struggle against the restrictions i mposed by her parents and her husband. If this was indeed the case\, she n ever openly spoke of it.  \n\nProkofiev’s Romeo and Juliet\, based upon the Shakespeare tragedy\, is among the finest ballet scores of the 20th c entury. Here we play a set of selections from this great work.  \nSergei Prokofiev\nBorn: April 23\, 1891\, Sontsivka\, Ukraine.\nDied: March 5\, 1 953\, Moscow\, Russia.  \n Selections from Romeo and Juliet\, Suites I a nd II\, Opp. 64bis and 64ter  \n\nComposed: 1934-35. \nPremiere: The fir st concert performance of the full score took place in Moscow in October o f 1935. The ballet was not staged until 1938\, with a production in Brno\, Czechoslovakia\, and it was finally performed in Russia in 1940\, with a production by the Kirov Ballet of Leningrad (St. Petersburg). \nDuration: ca.38 \n\nBackground\nThere is little doubt these days that Romeo and Ju liet stands as Prokofiev’s most enduring ballet score. For several years \, however\, this enormous work was a victim of Soviet artistic politics.   The original idea for this full-scale romantic ballet on Romeo and Juli et seems to have come from Sergei Radlov\, an influential Leningrad opera director who had collaborated on Prokofiev’s opera The Love for Three Or anges. The “story-ballet” Romeo and Juliet was to have been produced a t Leningrad’s Academic Theater\, but at the end of 1934 the theater unde rwent a sudden change of administration. Sergei Kirov\, the Party boss of Leningrad\, was assassinated\, undoubtedly at Stalin’s order\, and in an incongruous move\, the Soviet authorities renamed the Academic Theater to honor this “Socialist martyr.” The new Kirov Theater was tightly cont rolled by the Soviet artistic bureaucracy\, and Radlov—whose views had l ong been considered suspiciously avant garde—fell out of favor with the authorities. Hopes for producing Romeo and Juliet in Leningrad evaporated\ , and Prokofiev began working with the Bolshoi ballet in Moscow.  The sco re was completed in 1935 and played at the Bolshoi\, whose directors prono unced the music “undanceable” and canceled the planned production. At least part of the problem was the story line\, which had been twisted at R adlov’s suggestion\, so that a suicidal Romeo arrived at Juliet’s tomb just a minute after she woke up\, thus providing the most famous of all t ragedies with a happy ending!  \nDespite these disappointments\, Prokofie v continued to work on the ballet\, fixing the sappy ending\, and extracti ng two orchestral suites from the score. The concert suites he extracted f rom the ballet were enormously popular inside the Soviet Union\, and in Eu rope and the United States. In late 1938\, the Kirov Ballet finally agreed to produce Romeo and Juliet. Their change of heart seems to have been ins pired in part by the success of the suites\, but also by some embarrassmen t over the fact that a non-Soviet company (in Czechoslovakia) had actually staged the ballet in 1938. The Kirov’s lavish production in 1940 was a huge success\, and the ballet finally found a secure place in the Russian repertoire—the critics hailed Romeo and Juliet as a triumph of Soviet ar t\, and hailed Prokofiev the ballet composer as the first worthy successor to Tchaikovsky.  \nWhat You’ll Hear\nMovements from the ballet are oft en mixed and matched\, as at this program. Montagues and Capulets begins w ith solemn music from Act I of the ballet\, which accompanies the duke as he forbids fighting between the two families. The main theme\, however\, i s the accompaniment to the dance of the Capulet knights in Act II—a thre atening march theme with a ponderous trombone accompaniment. A contrasting middle section\, with a lovely flute solo\, is Juliet’s more graceful v ersion of this same music. Juliet the Young Girl is a portrait of Juliet f rom Act I—the mood of this music shifts constantly between quick and fli rtatious to quiet and introspective. Masks depicts Romeo\, Mercutio\, and Benvolio—all of them masked—sneaking into the Capulets’ ball. It is a quiet march with appropriately stealthy music from solo clarinet and tru mpet. Romeo and Juliet: Balcony Scene is unadulterated Romanticism from be ginning to end.  All is hushed at the beginning as muted violins and harp set the stage. Much of this quiet but passionate movement is a dialogue\, with themes representing the two lovers presented alternately in strings and woodwinds. The music moves towards a gentle peak at the beginning but subsides to a whisper at the end.   \nThe Dance comes from a peasant fes tival at the beginning of Act II. Here\, five couples dance to music of un ceasing motion and wry humor that continues even in a more romantic centra l passage. Romeo and Juliet Before Parting is wistful and unhurried music\ , accompanying the lovers’ passionate conversation. Here Prokofiev prese nts a whole series of brief themes but never allows the melancholy mood to break. The Death of Tybalt is a complete contrast\, dominated by the bras ses and blazing string lines. Here\, Prokofiev brings together many of the significant moments of Act II: the duel\, Tybalt’s death\, and the fune ral procession. Romeo at Juliet’s Grave is the music that accompanies Ro meo’s visit to the sleeping Juliet\, who he thinks is dead. It opens wit h astringent string lines and begins a slow funeral procession. It builds inexorably towards a deep cry of anguish and closes in mood of profound re signation as Romeo kisses her one last time\, drinks his poison and dies n ext to Juliet’s sleeping body.    \nCome\, bitter conduct\, com e\, unsavory guide!\nThou desperate pilot\, now at once ru n on\nThe dashing rocks thy seasick weary bark!\nHere’s  to my love. (Drinking) O true apothecary\,\nThy drugs are  quick. Thus with a kiss I die.  \n_____\nProgram notes ©2026 by J. Michael Allsen  \nMackenzie Melemed\nRecipient of the 2022 Avery F isher Career Grant\, 30-year-old American pianist Mackenzie Melemed has em erged as one of the most distinctive musical voices of his generation\, ad mired for his nuanced interpretations\, technical finesse\, and deep artis tic sensibility. Hailed as “an excellent young pianist” by the New Yor k Times\, Melemed enjoyed an abundance of early stage experience\, with ov er 500 performances to his name by age 13\, undoubtedly one of the most se asoned pianists among his peers. Whether in recital\, chamber music\, or o rchestral settings\, his performances are marked by a desire to communicat e\, to reveal\, and to connect—with the score\, with fellow musicians\, and most of all\, with the audience. \nBorn in Massachusetts\, Melemed beg an piano studies at age four\, and soon after was performing weekly for se nior citizens. At the age of five\, he made a national appearance on The R osie O’Donnell Show\, and by nine\, he was headlining a 60-show run at t he Tropicana Resort in Atlantic City\, New Jersey. From nine to thirteen\, he was invited annually to perform at the White House during the Holiday Open House celebrations—experiences that proved instrumental in shaping his identity as a performer. This wide-ranging exposure fostered a deep co mfort on stage and a natural ease in sharing music. \nMelemed’s artistry goes beyond performance\, combining music and storytelling into memorable experiences for both newcomers and seasoned listeners. Through thoughtful ly curated programs that blend familiar works with rare discoveries\, he c reates intimate connections with audiences\, sharing insights that illumin ate the music. His vision extends beyond the concert hall: he aims to spar k curiosity for lesser-known composers while inspiring future pianists to explore uncharted repertoire\, gradually expanding what we consider essent ial to the classical canon. \nA laureate of the 2021 American Pianists Awa rds and a laureate of the 1st China International Music Competition\, Mele med was the only pianist to receive an 2022 Avery Fisher Career Grant—on e of the highest honors bestowed upon young American classical musicians\; presented by Lincoln Center\, Avery Fisher Career Grants are awarded to A merican instrumentalists with the largest prospects for a major solo caree r. He has performed as soloist with the Philadelphia Orchestra\, the Helsi nki Philharmonic\, the Edmonton Symphony\, the Polish Radio Orchestra\, an d other prominent ensembles\, and has appeared in recital at Carnegie Hall ’s Weill Recital Hall\, as well as at major venues and festivals across North America\, Europe\, and Asia. \nMelemed\, a Steinway Artist and a gra duate of The Juilliard School\, where he studied with Robert McDonald and Emanuel Ax (BM\, MM\, and Artist Diploma)\, is particularly drawn to music that lies just off the beaten path. Alongside the classical and romantic core repertoire\, he has developed a reputation for championing lesser-kno wn works and rarely-performed piano concerti\, He views commissioning as v ital to the future of the arts\, a belief reflected in Israeli American co mposer Avner Dorman’s recent Piano Concerto No.3\, written for Melemed a nd premiered in Europe and Canada. His upcoming debut album reflects this balance of tradition and innovation\, pairing works by composers he feels especially connected to—Bach\, Brahms\, and Liszt—with new commissions by Sir Stephen Hough (UK)\, Laura Kaminsky (USA)\, and Avner Dorman. \nIn anticipation of the United States’ 250th anniversary\, he is currently planning what may well be the largest recital tour of American piano music in recent history\, Keys Across America — a project rooted in both pers onal and artistic conviction. \nSince 2020\, Melemed has lived in Finland. His success following the 2017 Maj Lind Piano Competition\, coupled with his fluency in Finnish from Columbia University language courses\, launche d his successful performance career with invitations to perform with nearl y all of Finland’s orchestras and at major music festivals. \nFormer tea chers include Dean Arvidson\, Alexander Korsantia\, Olga Rogach and Willia m Smiddy. \nLowedown\nThursday September 17 at noon\, Music Director Jame s Lowe gives you the “LoweDown” on the music. It’s a free\, fascinat ing\, and lighthearted talk about the music\, including historical context and meaning\, juicy gossip about the composers’ lives\, music clips\, v isuals\, and our conductor’s quick wit! \n◆ NOON TO 1:00 PM \nNorthwe st Museum of Arts and Culture’s Eric A. Johnston Auditorium\, 2316 W. Fi rst Avenue\, Spokane \nMasterworks and Mimosas\nExperience a behind-the sc enes look at how Masterworks performances are perfected. Watch the inner w orkings of the orchestra as James\, the musicians\, and our guest artist s hape and polish each work in the final rehearsal. Enjoy a mimosa\, coffee\ , and locally-baked pastries. \nGET TICKETS\nTickets: $37 (including all f ees)\nPurchase a subscription of all 3 for $87GET SUBSCRIPTION\n \nDOORS 9 AM | SHOW 10am – Noon \nTicket includes one mimosa\, coffee\, and pastri es. \nALL MASTERWORKS AND MIMOSAS\nRomeo & Juliet – Saturday\, September 19\, 2026\nCelebrating Sibelius – Saturday\, February 27\, 2027\nMahler ’s Fifth – Saturday\, May 8\, 2027 \nSPR Classical Concert of the Week \nWhether you couldn’t attend a Masterworks concert or loved what you he ard and want to listen again\, Spokane Symphony Masterworks concerts are f eatured on SPR Classical’s “Concert of the Week\,” the Saturday afte r each performance on KSFC 91.9 FM at 12pm on spokanepublicradio.org. \nTh e Masterworks 26-27 Season is Sponsored by \nTicket Information:\nPhone:  509-624-1200\nBox Office: The Fox Theater\, 1001 West Sprague Avenue \nSAT URDAY TICKETSSUNDAY TICKETSBUY MASTERWORKS SUBSCRIPTIONBag Policy\nAll bag s (with the exception of clutches 6 1/2 by 4 1/2 inches) are subject to v isual inspection by venue security.\nLarge bags are not allowed in The Fox \, and must be checked in our Coat Check (located in the North Gallery) fo r the duration of the event. \nPrograms are subject to change \nCancellati on Policy\nAll sales are final and nonrefundable. LAST-MODIFIED:20260909T182051Z LOCATION:The Fox\, 1001 W Sprague Ave\, Spokane\, WA\, 99210\, United Stat es URL:https://foxtheaterspokane.org/event/romeo-and-juliet/?utm_source=caldi scovery&utm_medium=ics&utm_campaign=spokane-wa X-SOURCE-NAME:Spokane Symphony X-SOURCE-URL:https://foxtheaterspokane.org/events/category/comedy END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Breakthrough T1D DTSTART:20260920T070000Z DTEND:20260920T090000Z DTSTAMP:20260916T002229Z UID:10040757-1789862400-1789862400@downtownspokane.org CATEGORIES:arts DESCRIPTION:First Friday is more than an evening arts event. It is an oppo rtunity for downtown businesses to benefit from increased foot traffic\, c onnect with new customers and become part of a larger downtown experience. Customers Are Already Coming Downtown First Friday brings people downtown specifically to explore\, shop\, dine and experience something new. Downt own Spokane promotes First Friday from 5–8 p.m.\, with galleries\, retai lers and restaurants participating throughout the downtown core. Research also supports the broader connection between special events and retail act ivity. A 2026 study published in the Journal of Retailing\, examining even ts in two cities\, found that retail-area visits increased an average of 5 .9% during events\, with retail-focused events producing an even larger in crease. The study also found no evidence of a corresponding decline in vis its immediately before or after the events studied. For businesses\, the o pportunity is simple: when people are already downtown\, give them a reaso n to walk through your door. October 2 Is a Particularly Big OpportunityTh is year’s First Friday falls on October 2\, the night of Terrain 17. Ter rain describes its annual event as the Inland Northwest’s largest multim edia art and music event. The free main event runs from 5 p.m. to midnight and features work by 523 artists\, along with music\, live painting and p erformances\, food trucks\, a photo booth and beverages. The scale is sign ificant. In 2025\, Terrain reported 10\,044 attendees\, 483 participating artists\, more than $86\,000 in art sales and visitors from as far away as California\, Nevada\, New Mexico and Virginia. That makes October 2 one o f the strongest First Friday opportunities of the year for businesses that can extend their hours and participate in the evening. It Shows Your Supp ort for DowntownStaying open for First Friday signals that your business i s part of the downtown community. Customers aren’t just looking for a s ingle destination. They’re walking between galleries\, shops\, restauran ts\, bars and other experiences. When more businesses participate\, the en tire district becomes more active and inviting. Downtown Spokane’s First Friday program is specifically designed around this model\, with retailer s and restaurants joining galleries and artists to create a larger downtow n experience. You don’t have to host a major event. Simply being open\, welcoming customers and offering something special can make your business part of the experience. It Helps People Find YouDowntown Spokane promotes First Friday through its website and social channels\, giving participatin g businesses an opportunity to be included in the monthly event promotion. The key is to give people a reason to choose your business. How to Attrac t More Customers on First FridayOffer a First Friday Special: Create some thing exclusive to the evening\, such as a featured menu item\, drink\, pr oduct or experience. Run a Discount or Promotion: A limited-time offer ca n give people an extra reason to step inside while they’re already downt own. Consider a percentage discount\, complimentary item or special bundle . Host Your Own First Friday Event: Consider an artist reception\, live m usic\, demonstration\, pop-up\, tasting or other experience. Even a small activation can give customers a reason to visit. Partner With a Local Arti st or Maker: Feature an artist’s work\, invite a maker for a pop-up or create an interactive experience that connects your business with Spokane ’s creative community. Stay Open Later: If your normal Friday hours end before 8 p.m.\, consider extending them specifically for First Friday. On October 2\, consider staying open even later to take advantage of the ext ended activity surrounding Terrain. Make It Easy to Find You: Use window signage\, sidewalk messaging and social media to let people know you’re participating. Make sure your First Friday event or promotion is submitted to the Downtown Spokane Partnership event calendar so it can be included in First Friday promotion. Make First Friday Work for Your BusinessYou don ’t need a large budget or elaborate event to participate. The most impor tant step is simply being open and giving people a reason to come inside. With Terrain 17 bringing thousands of people downtown on October 2\, this year’s October First Friday offers an especially strong opportunity to t urn downtown foot traffic into customers. Open your doors. Give people a r eason to stop. Be part of First Friday. \n \n \n \n Get on the Map LAST-MODIFIED:20260916T002229Z LOCATION:Riverfront Park\, 507 N Howard St\,\, Spokane\, WA\, 99201\, Unit ed States URL:https://downtownspokane.org/event/breakthrough-t1d/?utm_source=caldisc overy&utm_medium=ics&utm_campaign=spokane-wa X-SOURCE-NAME:Downtown Spokane Partnership X-SOURCE-URL:https://downtownspokane.org/places/spokane-comedy-club END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Worship DTSTART:20260920T153000Z DTEND:20260920T163000Z DTSTAMP:20260902T063004Z UID:1674@sllcspokane.org CATEGORIES:music LAST-MODIFIED:20260902T063004Z URL:https://sllcspokane.org/events/worship-2-2026-09-06-2026-09-13-2026-09 -20/?utm_source=caldiscovery&utm_medium=ics&utm_campaign=spokane-wa X-SOURCE-NAME:Church Council X-SOURCE-URL:https://sllcspokane.org/events/church-council-5 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Dry & Dusty DTSTART:20260920T170000Z DTEND:20260920T190000Z DTSTAMP:20260730T232915Z UID:0f4re6hj4ksvftv39j29lcbmtm@google.com CATEGORIES:food LAST-MODIFIED:20260730T232915Z X-SOURCE-NAME:thegrainshedcomputer@gmail.com X-SOURCE-URL:https://www.thegrainshed.coop/events END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Worship DTSTART:20260920T170000Z DTEND:20260920T180000Z DTSTAMP:20260902T183235Z UID:1692@sllcspokane.org CATEGORIES:music LAST-MODIFIED:20260902T183235Z URL:https://sllcspokane.org/events/worship-3-2026-09-06-2026-09-13-2026-09 -20/?utm_source=caldiscovery&utm_medium=ics&utm_campaign=spokane-wa X-SOURCE-NAME:Church Council X-SOURCE-URL:https://sllcspokane.org/events/church-council-5 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Sunday School Hour DTSTART:20260920T170000Z DTEND:20260920T180000Z DTSTAMP:20260903T003026Z UID:1937@sllcspokane.org CATEGORIES:community LAST-MODIFIED:20260903T003026Z URL:https://sllcspokane.org/events/sunday-school-hour-3-2026-09-13-2026-09 -20/?utm_source=caldiscovery&utm_medium=ics&utm_campaign=spokane-wa X-SOURCE-NAME:Church Council X-SOURCE-URL:https://sllcspokane.org/events/church-council-5 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:QiGong Practice (Spinal Maintenance) DTSTART:20260920T170000Z DTEND:20260920T173000Z DTSTAMP:20260917T101147Z UID:6kpm4dj365h32bb271gj8b9k6hh6cbb271j3ab9i61j6cdpm71gj4d9lco@google.com CATEGORIES:wellness LAST-MODIFIED:20260917T101147Z X-SOURCE-NAME:hellounitycenter@gmail.com X-SOURCE-URL:https://theunitycenter.org END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Modern Worship DTSTART:20260920T181500Z DTEND:20260920T190000Z DTSTAMP:20260904T063004Z UID:1381@sllcspokane.org CATEGORIES:music LAST-MODIFIED:20260904T063004Z URL:https://sllcspokane.org/events/modern-worship-2-2026-05-24-2026-05-31- 2026-06-07-2026-06-14-2026-06-21-2026-06-28-2026-07-05-2026-07-12-2026-07- 19-2026-07-26-2026-08-02-2026-08-09-2026-08-16-2026-08-23-2026-08-30-2026- 13-2026-09-20/?utm_source=caldiscovery&utm_medium=ics&utm_campaign=spokane -wa X-SOURCE-NAME:Church Council X-SOURCE-URL:https://sllcspokane.org/events/church-council-5 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:MIXED PLATE FOOD TRUCK DTSTART:20260920T190000Z DTEND:20260921T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260901T180821Z UID:1136-1789905600-1789927200@bigbarnbrewing.com CATEGORIES:food LAST-MODIFIED:20260901T180821Z URL:https://bigbarnbrewing.com/event/mixed-plate-food-truck-4/?utm_source= caldiscovery&utm_medium=ics&utm_campaign=spokane-wa X-SOURCE-NAME:Big Barn Brewing X-SOURCE-URL:https://bigbarnbrewing.com/events END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:The West End Oktoberfest DTSTART:20260920T190000Z DTEND:20260921T063000Z DTSTAMP:20260916T062326Z UID:10042565-1789905600-1789947000@downtownspokane.org CATEGORIES:festival DESCRIPTION:First Friday is more than an evening arts event. It is an oppo rtunity for downtown businesses to benefit from increased foot traffic\, c onnect with new customers and become part of a larger downtown experience. Customers Are Already Coming Downtown First Friday brings people downtown specifically to explore\, shop\, dine and experience something new. Downt own Spokane promotes First Friday from 5–8 p.m.\, with galleries\, retai lers and restaurants participating throughout the downtown core. Research also supports the broader connection between special events and retail act ivity. A 2026 study published in the Journal of Retailing\, examining even ts in two cities\, found that retail-area visits increased an average of 5 .9% during events\, with retail-focused events producing an even larger in crease. The study also found no evidence of a corresponding decline in vis its immediately before or after the events studied. For businesses\, the o pportunity is simple: when people are already downtown\, give them a reaso n to walk through your door. October 2 Is a Particularly Big OpportunityTh is year’s First Friday falls on October 2\, the night of Terrain 17. Ter rain describes its annual event as the Inland Northwest’s largest multim edia art and music event. The free main event runs from 5 p.m. to midnight and features work by 523 artists\, along with music\, live painting and p erformances\, food trucks\, a photo booth and beverages. The scale is sign ificant. In 2025\, Terrain reported 10\,044 attendees\, 483 participating artists\, more than $86\,000 in art sales and visitors from as far away as California\, Nevada\, New Mexico and Virginia. That makes October 2 one o f the strongest First Friday opportunities of the year for businesses that can extend their hours and participate in the evening. It Shows Your Supp ort for DowntownStaying open for First Friday signals that your business i s part of the downtown community. Customers aren’t just looking for a s ingle destination. They’re walking between galleries\, shops\, restauran ts\, bars and other experiences. When more businesses participate\, the en tire district becomes more active and inviting. Downtown Spokane’s First Friday program is specifically designed around this model\, with retailer s and restaurants joining galleries and artists to create a larger downtow n experience. You don’t have to host a major event. Simply being open\, welcoming customers and offering something special can make your business part of the experience. It Helps People Find YouDowntown Spokane promotes First Friday through its website and social channels\, giving participatin g businesses an opportunity to be included in the monthly event promotion. The key is to give people a reason to choose your business. How to Attrac t More Customers on First FridayOffer a First Friday Special: Create some thing exclusive to the evening\, such as a featured menu item\, drink\, pr oduct or experience. Run a Discount or Promotion: A limited-time offer ca n give people an extra reason to step inside while they’re already downt own. Consider a percentage discount\, complimentary item or special bundle . Host Your Own First Friday Event: Consider an artist reception\, live m usic\, demonstration\, pop-up\, tasting or other experience. Even a small activation can give customers a reason to visit. Partner With a Local Arti st or Maker: Feature an artist’s work\, invite a maker for a pop-up or create an interactive experience that connects your business with Spokane ’s creative community. Stay Open Later: If your normal Friday hours end before 8 p.m.\, consider extending them specifically for First Friday. On October 2\, consider staying open even later to take advantage of the ext ended activity surrounding Terrain. Make It Easy to Find You: Use window signage\, sidewalk messaging and social media to let people know you’re participating. Make sure your First Friday event or promotion is submitted to the Downtown Spokane Partnership event calendar so it can be included in First Friday promotion. Make First Friday Work for Your BusinessYou don ’t need a large budget or elaborate event to participate. The most impor tant step is simply being open and giving people a reason to come inside. With Terrain 17 bringing thousands of people downtown on October 2\, this year’s October First Friday offers an especially strong opportunity to t urn downtown foot traffic into customers. Open your doors. Give people a r eason to stop. Be part of First Friday. \n \n \n \n Get on the Map LAST-MODIFIED:20260916T062326Z LOCATION:Brick West Brewing Co\, 1318 W 1st Ave\,\, Spokane\, WA\, 99201\, United States URL:https://downtownspokane.org/event/the-west-end-oktoberfest/2026-09-20/ ?utm_source=caldiscovery&utm_medium=ics&utm_campaign=spokane-wa X-SOURCE-NAME:Downtown Spokane Partnership X-SOURCE-URL:https://downtownspokane.org/places/spokane-comedy-club END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Wine Tasting with the Kitchen Engine DTSTART:20260920T200000Z DTEND:20260920T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260917T002212Z UID:10043046-1789909200-1789912800@downtownspokane.org CATEGORIES:drink DESCRIPTION:First Friday is more than an evening arts event. It is an oppo rtunity for downtown businesses to benefit from increased foot traffic\, c onnect with new customers and become part of a larger downtown experience. Customers Are Already Coming Downtown First Friday brings people downtown specifically to explore\, shop\, dine and experience something new. Downt own Spokane promotes First Friday from 5–8 p.m.\, with galleries\, retai lers and restaurants participating throughout the downtown core. Research also supports the broader connection between special events and retail act ivity. A 2026 study published in the Journal of Retailing\, examining even ts in two cities\, found that retail-area visits increased an average of 5 .9% during events\, with retail-focused events producing an even larger in crease. The study also found no evidence of a corresponding decline in vis its immediately before or after the events studied. For businesses\, the o pportunity is simple: when people are already downtown\, give them a reaso n to walk through your door. October 2 Is a Particularly Big OpportunityTh is year’s First Friday falls on October 2\, the night of Terrain 17. Ter rain describes its annual event as the Inland Northwest’s largest multim edia art and music event. The free main event runs from 5 p.m. to midnight and features work by 523 artists\, along with music\, live painting and p erformances\, food trucks\, a photo booth and beverages. The scale is sign ificant. In 2025\, Terrain reported 10\,044 attendees\, 483 participating artists\, more than $86\,000 in art sales and visitors from as far away as California\, Nevada\, New Mexico and Virginia. That makes October 2 one o f the strongest First Friday opportunities of the year for businesses that can extend their hours and participate in the evening. It Shows Your Supp ort for DowntownStaying open for First Friday signals that your business i s part of the downtown community. Customers aren’t just looking for a s ingle destination. They’re walking between galleries\, shops\, restauran ts\, bars and other experiences. When more businesses participate\, the en tire district becomes more active and inviting. Downtown Spokane’s First Friday program is specifically designed around this model\, with retailer s and restaurants joining galleries and artists to create a larger downtow n experience. You don’t have to host a major event. Simply being open\, welcoming customers and offering something special can make your business part of the experience. It Helps People Find YouDowntown Spokane promotes First Friday through its website and social channels\, giving participatin g businesses an opportunity to be included in the monthly event promotion. The key is to give people a reason to choose your business. How to Attrac t More Customers on First FridayOffer a First Friday Special: Create some thing exclusive to the evening\, such as a featured menu item\, drink\, pr oduct or experience. Run a Discount or Promotion: A limited-time offer ca n give people an extra reason to step inside while they’re already downt own. Consider a percentage discount\, complimentary item or special bundle . Host Your Own First Friday Event: Consider an artist reception\, live m usic\, demonstration\, pop-up\, tasting or other experience. Even a small activation can give customers a reason to visit. Partner With a Local Arti st or Maker: Feature an artist’s work\, invite a maker for a pop-up or create an interactive experience that connects your business with Spokane ’s creative community. Stay Open Later: If your normal Friday hours end before 8 p.m.\, consider extending them specifically for First Friday. On October 2\, consider staying open even later to take advantage of the ext ended activity surrounding Terrain. Make It Easy to Find You: Use window signage\, sidewalk messaging and social media to let people know you’re participating. Make sure your First Friday event or promotion is submitted to the Downtown Spokane Partnership event calendar so it can be included in First Friday promotion. Make First Friday Work for Your BusinessYou don ’t need a large budget or elaborate event to participate. The most impor tant step is simply being open and giving people a reason to come inside. With Terrain 17 bringing thousands of people downtown on October 2\, this year’s October First Friday offers an especially strong opportunity to t urn downtown foot traffic into customers. Open your doors. Give people a r eason to stop. Be part of First Friday. \n \n \n \n Get on the Map LAST-MODIFIED:20260917T002212Z LOCATION:The Kitchen Engine\, 621 W Mallon Ave\, #416 Flour Mill\, Spokane \, WA\, 99201\, United States URL:https://downtownspokane.org/event/wine-tasting-with-the-kitchen-engine -8/?utm_source=caldiscovery&utm_medium=ics&utm_campaign=spokane-wa X-SOURCE-NAME:Downtown Spokane Partnership X-SOURCE-URL:https://downtownspokane.org/places/spokane-comedy-club END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Seahawks Watch Party DTSTART:20260920T200000Z DTEND:20260920T223000Z DTSTAMP:20260917T002212Z UID:10043069-1789909200-1789918200@downtownspokane.org CATEGORIES:community DESCRIPTION:First Friday is more than an evening arts event. It is an oppo rtunity for downtown businesses to benefit from increased foot traffic\, c onnect with new customers and become part of a larger downtown experience. Customers Are Already Coming Downtown First Friday brings people downtown specifically to explore\, shop\, dine and experience something new. Downt own Spokane promotes First Friday from 5–8 p.m.\, with galleries\, retai lers and restaurants participating throughout the downtown core. Research also supports the broader connection between special events and retail act ivity. A 2026 study published in the Journal of Retailing\, examining even ts in two cities\, found that retail-area visits increased an average of 5 .9% during events\, with retail-focused events producing an even larger in crease. The study also found no evidence of a corresponding decline in vis its immediately before or after the events studied. For businesses\, the o pportunity is simple: when people are already downtown\, give them a reaso n to walk through your door. October 2 Is a Particularly Big OpportunityTh is year’s First Friday falls on October 2\, the night of Terrain 17. Ter rain describes its annual event as the Inland Northwest’s largest multim edia art and music event. The free main event runs from 5 p.m. to midnight and features work by 523 artists\, along with music\, live painting and p erformances\, food trucks\, a photo booth and beverages. The scale is sign ificant. In 2025\, Terrain reported 10\,044 attendees\, 483 participating artists\, more than $86\,000 in art sales and visitors from as far away as California\, Nevada\, New Mexico and Virginia. That makes October 2 one o f the strongest First Friday opportunities of the year for businesses that can extend their hours and participate in the evening. It Shows Your Supp ort for DowntownStaying open for First Friday signals that your business i s part of the downtown community. Customers aren’t just looking for a s ingle destination. They’re walking between galleries\, shops\, restauran ts\, bars and other experiences. When more businesses participate\, the en tire district becomes more active and inviting. Downtown Spokane’s First Friday program is specifically designed around this model\, with retailer s and restaurants joining galleries and artists to create a larger downtow n experience. You don’t have to host a major event. Simply being open\, welcoming customers and offering something special can make your business part of the experience. It Helps People Find YouDowntown Spokane promotes First Friday through its website and social channels\, giving participatin g businesses an opportunity to be included in the monthly event promotion. The key is to give people a reason to choose your business. How to Attrac t More Customers on First FridayOffer a First Friday Special: Create some thing exclusive to the evening\, such as a featured menu item\, drink\, pr oduct or experience. Run a Discount or Promotion: A limited-time offer ca n give people an extra reason to step inside while they’re already downt own. Consider a percentage discount\, complimentary item or special bundle . Host Your Own First Friday Event: Consider an artist reception\, live m usic\, demonstration\, pop-up\, tasting or other experience. Even a small activation can give customers a reason to visit. Partner With a Local Arti st or Maker: Feature an artist’s work\, invite a maker for a pop-up or create an interactive experience that connects your business with Spokane ’s creative community. Stay Open Later: If your normal Friday hours end before 8 p.m.\, consider extending them specifically for First Friday. On October 2\, consider staying open even later to take advantage of the ext ended activity surrounding Terrain. Make It Easy to Find You: Use window signage\, sidewalk messaging and social media to let people know you’re participating. Make sure your First Friday event or promotion is submitted to the Downtown Spokane Partnership event calendar so it can be included in First Friday promotion. Make First Friday Work for Your BusinessYou don ’t need a large budget or elaborate event to participate. The most impor tant step is simply being open and giving people a reason to come inside. With Terrain 17 bringing thousands of people downtown on October 2\, this year’s October First Friday offers an especially strong opportunity to t urn downtown foot traffic into customers. Open your doors. Give people a r eason to stop. Be part of First Friday. \n \n \n \n Get on the Map LAST-MODIFIED:20260917T002212Z LOCATION:Brick West Brewing Co\, 1318 W 1st Ave\,\, Spokane\, WA\, 99201\, United States URL:https://downtownspokane.org/event/seahawks-watch-party/?utm_source=cal discovery&utm_medium=ics&utm_campaign=spokane-wa X-SOURCE-NAME:Downtown Spokane Partnership X-SOURCE-URL:https://downtownspokane.org/places/spokane-comedy-club END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Town Hall DTSTART:20260920T200000Z DTEND:20260920T210000Z DTSTAMP:20260917T101147Z UID:7pk4fcc2ni6iambk6l2l6p3a1f@google.com CATEGORIES:community LAST-MODIFIED:20260917T101147Z X-SOURCE-NAME:hellounitycenter@gmail.com X-SOURCE-URL:https://theunitycenter.org END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Flesh & Blood: Usurp the Shadow Throne Prerelease DTSTART:20260920T210000Z DTEND:20260921T020000Z DTSTAMP:20260917T093929Z UID:10010557-1789912800-1789930800@sagesportalcafe.com CATEGORIES:gaming DESCRIPTION:Malice has arrived and the War of the Monarch continues! Head into Sage’s Portal for the prerelease event for Usurp the Shadow Throne. All players will receive a GEM pack and pack prizing! LAST-MODIFIED:20260917T093929Z LOCATION:Sage’s Portal\, 611 E 2nd Ave Suite A\, Spokane\, WA\, 99202\, United States URL:https://sagesportalcafe.com/event/flesh-blood-usurp-the-shadow-throne- prerelease-2/?utm_source=caldiscovery&utm_medium=ics&utm_campaign=spokane- wa X-SOURCE-NAME:Sage's Portal Board Game Cafe X-SOURCE-URL:https://sagesportalcafe.com END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:The Super Mario Galaxy Movie Free with Movie Club DTSTART:20260920T210000Z DTEND:20260920T230000Z DTSTAMP:20260918T001246Z UID:7197-1789912800-1789912800@garlandtheater.org CATEGORIES:film,free LAST-MODIFIED:20260918T001246Z URL:https://garlandtheater.org/event/the-super-mario-galaxy-movie-free-wit h-movie-club/?utm_source=caldiscovery&utm_medium=ics&utm_campaign=spokane- wa X-SOURCE-NAME:The Garland Theater X-SOURCE-URL:https://garlandtheater.org END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:JERRY RIGGED AND THE HUMES DTSTART:20260920T220000Z DTEND:20260921T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260901T180821Z UID:1138-1789916400-1789927200@bigbarnbrewing.com CATEGORIES:drink LAST-MODIFIED:20260901T180821Z URL:https://bigbarnbrewing.com/event/jerry-rigged-and-the-humes/?utm_sourc e=caldiscovery&utm_medium=ics&utm_campaign=spokane-wa X-SOURCE-NAME:Big Barn Brewing X-SOURCE-URL:https://bigbarnbrewing.com/events END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Spokane Symphony: Romeo & Juliet DTSTART:20260920T220000Z DTEND:20260922T000000Z DTSTAMP:20260917T062527Z UID:10040323-1789916400-1790010000@downtownspokane.org CATEGORIES:music DESCRIPTION:First Friday is more than an evening arts event. It is an oppo rtunity for downtown businesses to benefit from increased foot traffic\, c onnect with new customers and become part of a larger downtown experience. Customers Are Already Coming Downtown First Friday brings people downtown specifically to explore\, shop\, dine and experience something new. Downt own Spokane promotes First Friday from 5–8 p.m.\, with galleries\, retai lers and restaurants participating throughout the downtown core. Research also supports the broader connection between special events and retail act ivity. A 2026 study published in the Journal of Retailing\, examining even ts in two cities\, found that retail-area visits increased an average of 5 .9% during events\, with retail-focused events producing an even larger in crease. The study also found no evidence of a corresponding decline in vis its immediately before or after the events studied. For businesses\, the o pportunity is simple: when people are already downtown\, give them a reaso n to walk through your door. October 2 Is a Particularly Big OpportunityTh is year’s First Friday falls on October 2\, the night of Terrain 17. Ter rain describes its annual event as the Inland Northwest’s largest multim edia art and music event. The free main event runs from 5 p.m. to midnight and features work by 523 artists\, along with music\, live painting and p erformances\, food trucks\, a photo booth and beverages. The scale is sign ificant. In 2025\, Terrain reported 10\,044 attendees\, 483 participating artists\, more than $86\,000 in art sales and visitors from as far away as California\, Nevada\, New Mexico and Virginia. That makes October 2 one o f the strongest First Friday opportunities of the year for businesses that can extend their hours and participate in the evening. It Shows Your Supp ort for DowntownStaying open for First Friday signals that your business i s part of the downtown community. Customers aren’t just looking for a s ingle destination. They’re walking between galleries\, shops\, restauran ts\, bars and other experiences. When more businesses participate\, the en tire district becomes more active and inviting. Downtown Spokane’s First Friday program is specifically designed around this model\, with retailer s and restaurants joining galleries and artists to create a larger downtow n experience. You don’t have to host a major event. Simply being open\, welcoming customers and offering something special can make your business part of the experience. It Helps People Find YouDowntown Spokane promotes First Friday through its website and social channels\, giving participatin g businesses an opportunity to be included in the monthly event promotion. The key is to give people a reason to choose your business. How to Attrac t More Customers on First FridayOffer a First Friday Special: Create some thing exclusive to the evening\, such as a featured menu item\, drink\, pr oduct or experience. Run a Discount or Promotion: A limited-time offer ca n give people an extra reason to step inside while they’re already downt own. Consider a percentage discount\, complimentary item or special bundle . Host Your Own First Friday Event: Consider an artist reception\, live m usic\, demonstration\, pop-up\, tasting or other experience. Even a small activation can give customers a reason to visit. Partner With a Local Arti st or Maker: Feature an artist’s work\, invite a maker for a pop-up or create an interactive experience that connects your business with Spokane ’s creative community. Stay Open Later: If your normal Friday hours end before 8 p.m.\, consider extending them specifically for First Friday. On October 2\, consider staying open even later to take advantage of the ext ended activity surrounding Terrain. Make It Easy to Find You: Use window signage\, sidewalk messaging and social media to let people know you’re participating. Make sure your First Friday event or promotion is submitted to the Downtown Spokane Partnership event calendar so it can be included in First Friday promotion. Make First Friday Work for Your BusinessYou don ’t need a large budget or elaborate event to participate. The most impor tant step is simply being open and giving people a reason to come inside. With Terrain 17 bringing thousands of people downtown on October 2\, this year’s October First Friday offers an especially strong opportunity to t urn downtown foot traffic into customers. Open your doors. Give people a r eason to stop. Be part of First Friday. \n \n \n \n Get on the Map LAST-MODIFIED:20260917T062527Z LOCATION:Martin Woldson Theater at the Fox\, 1001 W. Sprague Ave.\,\, Spok ane\, WA\, 99201\, United States URL:https://downtownspokane.org/event/spokane-symphony-romeo-juliet/2026-0 9-20/?utm_source=caldiscovery&utm_medium=ics&utm_campaign=spokane-wa X-SOURCE-NAME:Downtown Spokane Partnership X-SOURCE-URL:https://downtownspokane.org/places/spokane-comedy-club END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:MtG Sunday Commander DTSTART:20260920T220000Z DTEND:20260921T020000Z DTSTAMP:20260917T093929Z UID:10001914-1789916400-1789930800@sagesportalcafe.com CATEGORIES:gaming DESCRIPTION:Casual Commander is every Sunday at Sage’s Portal. Participa te in our weekly quest board to earn points for extra prizes! Enjoy a few games of Commander at the same time. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\ n\nRefunds & Cancellations:If you purchase a ticket to an event and then f ind out that you can’t make it after all please let us know! A full refu nd will be issued if you cancel at least 48 hours before the event is supp osed to start. If you cancel within the 48 hour period\, or don’t show u p without prior notice no refund will be given. LAST-MODIFIED:20260917T093929Z LOCATION:Sage’s Portal\, 611 E 2nd Ave Suite A\, Spokane\, WA\, 99202\, United States URL:https://sagesportalcafe.com/event/mtg-sunday-commander-2/2026-09-20/?u tm_source=caldiscovery&utm_medium=ics&utm_campaign=spokane-wa X-SOURCE-NAME:Sage's Portal Board Game Cafe X-SOURCE-URL:https://sagesportalcafe.com END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Lorcana League DTSTART:20260920T220000Z DTEND:20260921T010000Z DTSTAMP:20260917T101606Z UID:sfijd0t6vm6l0b73525mj1lcm7@google.com CATEGORIES:gaming DESCRIPTION:This is our family friendly\, have a good time league!  We as k that you bring friendly decks to play.  This event is $10 per entry\, a nd starts firmly at 3:00\, so leave yourself time to get here.  Hope to s ee you here!  If you need something more competitive\, check our Saturday League. LAST-MODIFIED:20260917T101606Z X-SOURCE-NAME:Uncle's Games Valley Calendar X-SOURCE-URL:https://www.unclesgames.com/pages/spokane-valley-uncles END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Steel Magnolias Free with Movie Club DTSTART:20260921T000000Z DTEND:20260921T020000Z DTSTAMP:20260908T001024Z UID:7172-1789923600-1789923600@garlandtheater.org CATEGORIES:film,free LAST-MODIFIED:20260908T001024Z URL:https://garlandtheater.org/event/steel-magnolias-free-with-movie-club/ ?utm_source=caldiscovery&utm_medium=ics&utm_campaign=spokane-wa X-SOURCE-NAME:The Garland Theater X-SOURCE-URL:https://garlandtheater.org END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Dumplings & Dim Sum with James DTSTART:20260921T010000Z DTEND:20260921T040000Z DTSTAMP:20260917T092341Z UID:3029-1789927200-1789938000@cellarandscholar.com CATEGORIES:food DESCRIPTION:Join us for another Broken Palate takeover featuring Chef Jame s Marinello. $40 (+ tax)\; optional wine pairings will be available for an additional cost. Sunday\, September 20th\, 6pm. LAST-MODIFIED:20260917T092341Z LOCATION:Cellar & Scholar\, 15412 E Sprague Ave\, Spokane Valley\, WA\, 99 037 URL:https://cellarandscholar.com/event/dumplings-dim-sum-with-james/?utm_s ource=caldiscovery&utm_medium=ics&utm_campaign=spokane-wa X-SOURCE-NAME:Cellar & Scholar X-SOURCE-URL:https://cellarandscholar.com/events END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Gundam Weekly Play DTSTART:20260921T013000Z DTEND:20260921T040000Z DTSTAMP:20260917T093929Z UID:10008959-1789929000-1789938000@sagesportalcafe.com CATEGORIES:gaming DESCRIPTION:Break out that Gundam deck and mech battle your way to victory every Sunday night! LAST-MODIFIED:20260917T093929Z LOCATION:Sage’s Portal\, 611 E 2nd Ave Suite A\, Spokane\, WA\, 99202\, United States URL:https://sagesportalcafe.com/event/gundam-weekly-play-3/2026-09-20/?utm _source=caldiscovery&utm_medium=ics&utm_campaign=spokane-wa X-SOURCE-NAME:Sage's Portal Board Game Cafe X-SOURCE-URL:https://sagesportalcafe.com END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR