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SUMMARY:Wine Tasting with the Kitchen Engine
DTSTART:20260918T220000Z
DTEND:20260918T230000Z
DTSTAMP:20260916T002229Z
UID:10043043-1789743600-1789747200@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:20260916T002229Z
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
 -7/2026-09-18/1/?utm_source=caldiscovery&utm_medium=ics&utm_campaign=spoka
 ne-wa
X-SOURCE-NAME:Downtown Spokane Partnership
X-SOURCE-URL:https://downtownspokane.org/places/spokane-comedy-club
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BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:MADFIRE KITCHEN
DTSTART:20260918T230000Z
DTEND:20260919T030000Z
DTSTAMP:20260901T180821Z
UID:1130-1789747200-1789761600@bigbarnbrewing.com
CATEGORIES:drink,food
LAST-MODIFIED:20260901T180821Z
URL:https://bigbarnbrewing.com/event/madfire-kitchen-4/?utm_source=caldisc
 overy&utm_medium=ics&utm_campaign=spokane-wa
X-SOURCE-NAME:Big Barn Brewing
X-SOURCE-URL:https://bigbarnbrewing.com/events
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BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Wine Tasting with the Kitchen Engine
DTSTART:20260918T230000Z
DTEND:20260919T000000Z
DTSTAMP:20260916T002229Z
UID:10043044-1789747200-1789750800@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:20260916T002229Z
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
 -7/2026-09-18/2/?utm_source=caldiscovery&utm_medium=ics&utm_campaign=spoka
 ne-wa
X-SOURCE-NAME:Downtown Spokane Partnership
X-SOURCE-URL:https://downtownspokane.org/places/spokane-comedy-club
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:JACK CONRAD MUSIC
DTSTART:20260919T000000Z
DTEND:20260919T030000Z
DTSTAMP:20260901T180821Z
UID:1128-1789750800-1789761600@bigbarnbrewing.com
CATEGORIES:drink,music
LAST-MODIFIED:20260901T180821Z
URL:https://bigbarnbrewing.com/event/jack-conrad-music/?utm_source=caldisc
 overy&utm_medium=ics&utm_campaign=spokane-wa
X-SOURCE-NAME:Big Barn Brewing
X-SOURCE-URL:https://bigbarnbrewing.com/events
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SUMMARY:Wine Tasting with the Kitchen Engine
DTSTART:20260919T000000Z
DTEND:20260919T010000Z
DTSTAMP:20260916T002229Z
UID:10043045-1789750800-1789754400@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:20260916T002229Z
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
 -7/2026-09-18/3/?utm_source=caldiscovery&utm_medium=ics&utm_campaign=spoka
 ne-wa
X-SOURCE-NAME:Downtown Spokane Partnership
X-SOURCE-URL:https://downtownspokane.org/places/spokane-comedy-club
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BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Wine 101 - 2 Class Series
DTSTART:20260919T170000Z
DTEND:20260919T200000Z
DTSTAMP:20260917T092341Z
UID:2707-1789812000-1789822800@cellarandscholar.com
CATEGORIES:drink
DESCRIPTION:Sip and Learn! Dive deeper into your love of wine with this cl
 ass created by\, and guided by Certified Sommelier/WSET Diploma Recipient 
 Justine Recor. You will try a range of varietals from regions around the g
 lobe. Learn to taste like the pros and amaze your friends! \nThis class is
  in two parts: Saturday\, September 19th 10am-1pm | Saturday\, September 2
 6th 10am-1pm \nClass includes course\, samples\, a wine tasting notebook a
 nd greatly expanded wine confidence.$212.55 ($195 + tax). Club members enj
 oy one class seat at $125 per membership.- email club@cellarandscholar.com
  to reserve your seat. \nIn the hospitality industry? Contact us directly 
 at cheers@cellarandscholar.com for special hospitality discounts!
LAST-MODIFIED:20260917T092341Z
LOCATION:Cellar & Scholar\, 15412 E Sprague Ave\, Spokane Valley\, WA\, 99
 037
URL:https://cellarandscholar.com/event/wine-101-3-class-series-2/?utm_sour
 ce=caldiscovery&utm_medium=ics&utm_campaign=spokane-wa
X-SOURCE-NAME:Cellar & Scholar
X-SOURCE-URL:https://cellarandscholar.com/events
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BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:NICK CAIN MUSIC
DTSTART:20260920T000000Z
DTEND:20260920T030000Z
DTSTAMP:20260901T180821Z
UID:1134-1789837200-1789848000@bigbarnbrewing.com
CATEGORIES:drink,music
LAST-MODIFIED:20260901T180821Z
URL:https://bigbarnbrewing.com/event/nick-cain-music/?utm_source=caldiscov
 ery&utm_medium=ics&utm_campaign=spokane-wa
X-SOURCE-NAME:Big Barn Brewing
X-SOURCE-URL:https://bigbarnbrewing.com/events
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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
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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
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