Jul 14-20, 2011

Vol. 18, No. 39

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  • Music News

    Cellodarity

    The Portland Cello Project plays the entire classical repertoire, including Britney Spears.

    By Michael Bowen

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  • Music News

    After the Revolution

    Toad the Wet Sprocket got huge in the 1990s. But today, they’re OK with being a small indie band.

    By Seth Sommerfeld

    Image: After the Revolution
Image: Melissa Dingfield & Megan Perkins: Two Views of Spokane

Melissa Dingfield & Megan Perkins: Two Views of Spokane @ The Liberty Building

Through March 29, 11 a.m.-7 p.m.

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Public buses serve a crucial need; Spokane Transit needs to keep its foot on the (increasingly zero-emission) accelerator

By Andy Billig

Image: Public buses serve a crucial need; Spokane Transit needs to keep its foot on the (increasingly zero-emission) accelerator

Reminding people of the power of creativity, Spokane Arts helped keep the art scene alive during the pandemic

By E.J. Iannelli

Image: Reminding people of the power of creativity, Spokane Arts helped keep the art scene alive during the pandemic

2 Loons Distillery in Loon Lake celebrates 10 years of making craft spirits

By Dora Scott

Image: 2 Loons Distillery in Loon Lake celebrates 10 years of making craft spirits

Rock Club’s Battle of the Bands competition nurtures young Spokane musicians’ passion for performing

By Madison Pearson

Image: Rock Club’s Battle of the Bands competition nurtures young Spokane musicians’ passion for performing

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