Tuesday, October 21, 2014
WHAT'S UP TODAY? Ska-punk, Riverfront arts and a doc on those crazy Koch bros
It's Tuesday night, and perhaps you're not as enamored with the national pastime as some of us and don't want to stay home and watch the start of the World Series. Fair enough. We're here to help by pulling out some highlights from our extensive event listings and our Staff Picks, to give you some ideas of how to spend your evening.
This is what caught my eye for Tuesday, Oct. 21:
FILM | You've probably heard about the Koch brothers in various news reports as the big-spending bros have become heroes to conservatives, and a nightmare for progressives. But how much do you really know about their activities? Citizen Koch is a documentary about the duo, and it's playing at the Bing Crosby Theater tonight. There will also be a panel discussion that includes Rick Eichstadt from the Center for Justice and Ted Hensold, the president of Move to Amend. The $10 suggested donation will benefit Meals on Wheels.
Here's a look at the film:
VISUAL ARTS & COMMUNITY | Cultivate Spokane is holding its monthly meeting of the artistically minded tonight, and we're not just endorsing this because our founder Ted McGregor, Jr., is the guest speaker, on hand to talk about artist opportunities that will be available under the new Riverfront Park Master Plan. Really. I swear!
MUSIC | In case you didn't get enough ska-punk fun when Less Than Jake traipsed through town, along come the Mad Caddies, headlining tonight at the Knitting Factory. Here's a taste:
This is what caught my eye for Tuesday, Oct. 21:
FILM | You've probably heard about the Koch brothers in various news reports as the big-spending bros have become heroes to conservatives, and a nightmare for progressives. But how much do you really know about their activities? Citizen Koch is a documentary about the duo, and it's playing at the Bing Crosby Theater tonight. There will also be a panel discussion that includes Rick Eichstadt from the Center for Justice and Ted Hensold, the president of Move to Amend. The $10 suggested donation will benefit Meals on Wheels.
Here's a look at the film:
VISUAL ARTS & COMMUNITY | Cultivate Spokane is holding its monthly meeting of the artistically minded tonight, and we're not just endorsing this because our founder Ted McGregor, Jr., is the guest speaker, on hand to talk about artist opportunities that will be available under the new Riverfront Park Master Plan. Really. I swear!
MUSIC | In case you didn't get enough ska-punk fun when Less Than Jake traipsed through town, along come the Mad Caddies, headlining tonight at the Knitting Factory. Here's a taste:
Tags: citizen koch , mad caddies , cultivate spokane , For Fun! , Image , Video
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Dan Nailen
Dan Nailen is the former editor of the Inlander. He's previously written and edited for The Salt Lake Tribune, Salt Lake City Weekly, Missoula Independent, Salt Lake Magazine, The Oregonian and KUER-FM. He grew up seeing the country in an Air Force family and studied at the University of Utah and University of...
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