Killer talk, local tunes and outlaw country on the Palouse
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Happy humpday, folks! You can find myriad ways to get out and about to celebrate making it halfway to the weekend in our event listings and Staff Picks.
Here are a few of the highlights for Wednesday, Jan. 28:
LIVE MUSIC | People on the Palouse have it really good on Wednesday as the excellent Whitey Morgan and the 78s drop by John's Alley in Moscow for a show. If you like old-school outlaw country, Morgan is for you. This is a fine excuse for a midweek road trip for anyone in Spokane or Northern Idaho. Here's a bit of Morgan doing his thing:
LIVE MUSIC | In Spokane, Mootsy's is hosting a fine show, too, courtesy of Mirror Mirror, the Smokes and Loomer.
COMMUNITY | Humanities Washington is hosting what is sure to be an intriguing discussion in the wake of the Charlie Hebdo terrorist attack in France. The Think & Drink session hosted by Shann Ray will discuss "killer cartoons" with political cartoonist Milt Priggee and David Fenner, an Islam expert from UW.
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