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WHAT'S UP TODAY? Monsters, metal and farmers markets ending their seasons

Posted By on Wed, Oct 29, 2014 at 10:05 AM


You're busy, we know. Maybe even too busy to spend a few minutes perusing our awesome event listings or the Staff Picks carefully crafted for your benefit. No worries. 

We've done some of the work for you, finding some good stuff going on in and around Spokane on Wednesday, Oct. 29: 

THEATER | It's opening night for a two-night run at Lincoln Center of Empire Theater Company's Monsters Anonymous, a play about a gathering of famous Halloween characters like Dracula and Frankenstein. 

MUSIC | In a show originally scheduled for Tuesday, the Knitting Factory is hosting a gig by metal act In This Moment, Twelve Foot Ninja, Starset and Three Pill Morning. Here's a taste of the headliner: 


COMMUNITY | Advocates for victims of domestic violence and the YWCA are gathering for a candlelight vigil tonight at 6 pm at Spokane City Hall. 

FARMERS MARKET | It's the season finale of the Spokane Farmers Market today until 1 pm, and the same for the Colville Farmers Market, running today from noon to 5 pm.




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