Events in Post Falls, ID

A public dining menu centered on Italian classics is being served in Post Falls, featuring new selections like deep fried ravioli, spaghetti with meat sauce, cioppino, and chicken fettuccine Alfredo, plus a weekly chef’s choice. Each meal comes with garlic bread and a Caesar salad, and dessert is a limoncello ricotta cheesecake. This gathering is open to the community.

This gentle lap-sit storytime at the Coeur d’Alene Public Library is for babies up to 18 months and their caregivers. It features playful songs, simple rhymes, and easy movement with a dinosaur theme, with stories that highlight prehistoric creatures and help little ones explore features such as long necks, big teeth, spikes, horns, flippers, tails, and wings. A stay and play time follows for babies and toddlers.

Set out from Fine Brewed for an easygoing walk paired with conversation. Lace up comfortable walking shoes, pick up a coffee, and get ready to move together. Kids and pets can come along. The route is close to McEuen, City Park, and Tubb's Hill, with the option to window shop downtown. Connect with others and work toward your step goals.

Pet Savers offers a low-cost vaccine clinic to help keep pets healthy while keeping costs down. It is open to all pet owners, with clinics held on Tuesdays and once a month on a Saturday. The team focuses on quick, compassionate service, and brief exams cost $30. Online booking is available. An additional fee applies for pets over 6 months old that are not spayed or neutered, and that amount can be credited toward a spay or neuter if completed within 60 days. This approach supports the mission to save lives through prevention by providing high-quality, affordable spay, neuter, and vaccine services. All pet owners are welcome, and the low prices are designed for those who support efforts to prevent litters and reduce pet overpopulation.

In downtown Coeur d’Alene, Shop the Block turns an everyday outing into a lively shopping circuit with changing surprises at participating businesses. Expect rotating in-store deals, time-limited offers, samples, prizes, tasty goodies, demonstrations, and other interactive moments that are different each time. It is an easy way to explore new spots and revisit longtime favorites, enjoy an upbeat 1980s-inspired atmosphere, and support locally owned shops.

Settle in at Starbucks for a low-key Silent Book Club organized by the Coeur d'Alene Public Library. Bring a book of your choice, spend one hour reading in quiet company, then enjoy optional conversation afterward. There is no assigned reading and no required discussion. Participants can enter a drawing for a free drink. It is all about sipping coffee, reading what you like, and connecting only if you want to.

Experience a gentle blend of Reiki and sound healing. Charged water is offered at the start, followed by 10 minutes of Qi Gong to get your energy moving. After that, lie down and get comfortable for a brief guided meditation with Jennifer while Lynne plays singing bowls. The session supports relaxation, decompression, and letting go of stress. The cost is $25, or you may make a donation, and no one will be turned away.

Rusty Jackson Band takes the stage with Chrissy Summering and special guest Craig Catlett on saxophone, offering a mix of classic Americana favorites and selections from Rusty Jackson’s original catalog. Expect skilled performances, well loved songs, and plenty of tunes suited for dancing or unwinding with friends. Presented as part of Bolo’s Boogie at Bolo’s Bar & Grill in Spokane Valley, this monthly live music social is organized by Inland Empire Live Music and the Inland Empire Blues Society and takes place on the second Wednesday of each month. The venue features a full menu, a complete bar, a great dance floor, a friendly atmosphere, and plenty of seating. It is a welcoming setting to connect with fellow live music fans and IEBS members while supporting local musicians.

Explore Argentine tango with a welcoming class followed by an open practica. The class introduces key concepts that strengthen technique and foster connection, then flows into practice time focused on developing shine skills with attention to frame and flow. During the practica, a blend of traditional and alternative tango music sets the mood while dancers apply new ideas and refine their movement. The host is available for helpful tips and support, but this portion is not a lesson. It is an opportunity to practice, experiment, build confidence on the floor, and connect with the local tango community. Hosted by Kraig Lysek and featuring various tango instructors.

Enjoy Tuesday Night Trivia during Happy Hour season, presented by Stella with Ruby Frog Entertainment.

A friendly group road ride that starts at the shop and keeps a steady, relaxed pace. With a no-drop approach, everyone stays together, creating a welcoming experience for riders who want to take in the scenery and enjoy good company without any pressure.

Celebrate Seattle game days at Papa Murphy's Liberty Lake with an easy take-and-bake plan for kickoff. Pick up any large two-topping pizza for $12, or upgrade to a family size for $3 more. Order early, take it home, and bake it fresh when the game begins. This location is locally owned and operated, and the pricing is available on Seattle game days.

Build strength and focus in a low-impact fitness class for ages 16 and up. Suitable for all ability levels, this full-body session uses dumbbells, body weight, and simple resistance work, adds a bit of cardio and flexibility, then closes with a guided mindfulness practice. Jeannette, a trainer with more than a decade of experience, offers modifications so you can work at your own pace. The class takes place at the Coeur d’Alene Public Library in the Community Room. Please bring light weights or dumbbells, a mat, and water. For questions, email Jeannette at StrongerBodyMind@gmail.com.

Experience North Idaho by water on a six hour cruise that crosses Lake Coeur d’Alene, glides through Lake Chatcolet, and continues along the St. Joe River, a route widely recognized for reaching the highest elevation of any navigable river. Take in sweeping views and watch for wildlife such as eagles, osprey, and deer. Each season offers a different palette, from fresh spring greens to bright summer skies to vivid autumn colors. Boarding is at Independence Point Dock. Tickets with lunch are $70.75 for adults, $69.25 for seniors 55 and older, and $25.50 for youth ages 6 to 17, with children 5 and under free. Cruise only tickets are $48.25 for adults, $46.25 for seniors 55 and older, and $25.50 for youth ages 6 to 17, with children 5 and under free.

At the Coeur d'Alene Public Library, this Sit-n-Stitch welcomes ages 12 and up to crochet and craft together. Beginners and experienced makers can learn, practice, or simply stitch alongside others. Materials and patterns are provided, and project help is available. Attendees are welcome to bring their own handwork projects.

A relaxed weekly meet-up at The Scale House Market where people can bring their projects and connect with others in a friendly setting.

This long-running Kootenai County market at Riverstone Village celebrates 40 years of connecting local growers and artisans with the Coeur d’Alene community. Shoppers will find only goods produced by the sellers themselves, from seasonal vegetables, plants, and flowers to handcrafted wines, foods, and gifts made close to home. Farms are verified and artisan work is screened for quality. Browse the market, explore Riverstone Village shops and restaurants, and enjoy live music with food court options on site. Parking is free and close, and the Centennial Trail offers an easy bike route to the market.

An entry-level aerial silks class for adults offered each week. Participation is by registration only.

Greg Warren steps onstage for a comedy show centered on big laughs and an upbeat, fun atmosphere. Settle in for an easygoing evening of humor from start to finish.

This community evening features Dr. Alan Wolfelt, who will share guidance on understanding grief while fostering hope, courage, and grace. Participants can expect practical ideas for caring for themselves and for supporting others through loss. Dr. Wolfelt is a respected author and teacher, a clinical psychologist, and a specialist in grief care. He is known internationally for a companioning approach to mourning. He founded and directs the Center for Loss and Life Transition and frequently provides education for hospices, hospitals, schools, funeral homes, community groups, and other organizations. His work includes more than 90 books created for caregivers and people who are grieving. Admission is free. For questions, call (208) 699-7335 or email exploringgrief@outlook.com.

Test your knowledge at The Boneyard Spokane during a trivia night featuring two rounds of general questions along with picture and music segments. Teams compete across a variety of topics in a lively setting. The venue has been recognized with The Inlander’s Best Cocktails in Spokane award, adding an extra highlight to the experience.

Marina 33 in Post Falls presents a weekly themed trivia night that offers two hours of friendly competition and a chance to spend time on the water before the weekend. Each week brings a new focus, with themes such as America 250, Luau, Harry Potter vs. Star Wars, Animal Kingdom, Music Night, Disney, Sitcom Night, Heroes and Villains, Sports Night, and Decades. It is free to play, prizes go to the winners, and both teams and solo players can put their knowledge to the test.

Discover homeschool books, curriculum resources, games, and practical tools, along with encouraging support for your learning path. No special preparation is needed, and there is no fee.

Ease into the morning with Coffee and Sound, a simple pause before the workday to release the rush and settle into a calm, centered state. This gentle reset supports a positive flow that carries through the rest of the day.

This dinosaur themed storytime at the Coeur d’Alene Public Library is created for toddlers ages 18 months to 3 years. Little ones will enjoy playful songs, rhymes about scaly creatures, and easy movement activities as they listen to tales of prehistoric animals. Stories highlight features like long necks, big teeth, spikes, horns, flippers, tails, and wings. After the reading portion, there is time to stay and play.

A spirited kickball fundraiser brings the community together for friendly competition while supporting Specialized Needs Recreation. Teams of all experience levels are welcome on the field, and creative outfits are encouraged, with a Best Team Costume prize to celebrate standout style. Funds raised help expand inclusive opportunities across North Idaho, including camps, adaptive recreation, social programs, and other meaningful experiences for children and adults with disabilities. Every kick and laugh contributes to inclusion, connection, and a stronger community.

Homeschool students and families can explore the museum through hands-on programs offered throughout the day. This session features a Downtown Coeur d'Alene walking tour along with North Idaho Long Ago, creating an engaging look at local history. Program fees range from $5 to $6 per child. Tickets are required in advance and space is limited.

Epicurean on the Green 2026 has been rescheduled at Meadowwood Golf Course. This epicurean style 18 hole scramble blends golf with food and drink tastings offered throughout the course. Teams of four compete in a scramble format with men’s, women’s, and mixed divisions. After the round, the celebration continues with dessert, raffles, team awards, and music. Lifesaving generosity helps power STEM education in local schools.

This all-ages community sew-in at the Coeur d'Alene Public Library offers a relaxed space to work on projects alongside fellow makers. Gather in the Community Room for a weekly meetup where quilters and other sewists can socialize, share tips, and ask for guidance while they stitch. Participants bring a sewing machine or hand-sewing supplies, fabric, and an extension cord, along with plenty of enthusiasm for sewing.

A supportive gathering at Seasons of Coeur d'Alene Fresh Grill & Bar for those who care for people living with Parkinson's or other degenerative neurological disorders. Attendees can share experiences, talk through frustrations, and exchange practical information and tips.

Skye Dornbirer performs at The Social Spokane with guitar-forward playing and powerful vocals that blend roots, blues, soul, rock, and Americana. From nimble solos to deep grooves, the set focuses on soulful live music and strong musicianship. The venue adds happy hour energy and an outdoor patio atmosphere, and the event is both family friendly and biker friendly.

Hosted in the Nelson Room of the Coeur d’Alene library, this session features teaching and discussion about all things dream related.

Stella's on the Hill hosts LakeTown Sound for live music in CdA. The event center offers a changing menu of pre-mixed cocktails, plus beer and wine. Gourmet options are available to pair with views of lake CdA and the golf course. Complimentary off-street parking is available, and the performance is open to all ages.

Raise a glass to the essential role water plays in every pint while backing drinking water efforts near and far. Event proceeds are split between the American Water Works Association's local scholarship fund that assists area operators and Water for People, which helps bring safe water to communities around the world. Both groups are 501C nonprofits dedicated to drinking water. Enjoy beer, opportunities to network with professionals in the water industry, and food. Bid in a silent auction for a memorable take-home item, try for prizes, and take part in fundraising raffles that build a shared prize pot. A sponsor may even cover a drink.

Celebrate the back to school season at St. Luke's with games, crafts, and a community art project, plus a free dinner for attendees. This friendly gathering welcomes people of all ages.

Thursday evenings get a lift at Marina 33 as hometown favorite Sammy Eubanks returns for a new run on the riverfront, delivering his blend of blues and rock. Whether you have followed him for years or are hearing him for the first time, expect a laid-back night by the water with live music, tasty food, and chilled drinks. Come early, linger late, and let Sammy set the weekend vibe.

This weekly Thursday track practice takes place on the East Valley High School track and is led by Coach James Gable. Individuals who are not part of Team Blaze should complete the form referenced in the event details before participating.

The Red Books Band brings an uplifting set to Treehouse CDA in downtown Coeur d’Alene, pairing original tunes with well-chosen covers. This Coeur d’Alene-based neo-soul and soft rock group blends soulful vocals, trumpet flourishes, and guitar-led melodies into a relaxed vibe that balances retro charm with a modern touch. Listeners who gravitate toward The Beatles, alternative and indie rock, yacht rock, neo-soul, and other smooth classic sounds will feel right at home. The Red Books were named among the winners of the first Firehouse Sessions Song Contest from Spokane Public Radio, capturing live takes of their originals Another Page, Lethargy, and The Closer. Treehouse CDA rounds out the experience with food, drinks, patio seating, and an easygoing community atmosphere suited to a night of live music.

Preschoolers ages 3 to 5 can dive into a dinosaur-themed storytime at the Coeur d’Alene Public Library. Lively songs, reptile-themed rhymes, and dino dances pair with imaginative stories that spotlight traits such as long necks, sharp teeth, spikes and horns, plus flippers, tails, and wings. This preschool session wraps up with a craft activity designed for this age group.

With summer drawing to a close, this waterfront celebration features a final performance from Kelly Hughes. The night offers live music, tasty food, and refreshing beverages in a relaxed setting for friends to enjoy as they bid farewell to the season.

Open to everyone, this music festival presents an evening of entertainment.

Hosted at Best Western Plus Coeur d'Alene Inn, this fifth annual awards banquet and induction ceremony celebrates the Idaho State Hotrod Hall of Fame, the only statewide nonprofit that recognizes and supports the hot rodding hobby across Idaho. Guests can enjoy a seated dinner, take part in an art auction, and look forward to door prizes as nominees are highlighted in three categories, Hotrodder of the Year, Young Rodder of the Year, and Car Club of the Year. All proceeds from the art auction, along with other donations, support the IDAHHOF Scholarship Fund for students entering auto trades programs at colleges and trade schools. A special overnight rate at the hotel is available through the reservation desk.

Rathdrum comes together for a community ceremony honoring the lives lost, the first responders, and everyone affected by the 9/11 attacks. Through reflection and remembrance, the gathering recognizes their legacy and the resilience and unity of both the nation and the local community. Marking the 25th anniversary, the ceremony takes place at Majestic Park in Rathdrum and is open to all.

Enjoy a country swing evening that starts with a fundamentals lesson, continues with a dedicated class for more practice, and wraps up with social dancing to try out your steps.

This two-day, hands-on workshop at Maker's Apothecary introduces the cold process method of soap making, with careful instruction on lye safety and the fundamentals of saponification. Participants create a custom batch using preferred botanicals and fragrance notes, then return for a second session to complete the process. All supplies are included, such as quality oils, safety equipment, molds, tools, and a handout to take home with recipes. Everyone leaves with a full loaf of artisan soap made in class. Designed for aspiring soap makers, DIY enthusiasts, and those interested in natural skincare, the workshop costs $75. A 15 percent discount is offered on purchases made in the shop on the first day of class. Space is limited and only paid participants may attend. Because caustic materials are used, minors cannot participate in these soap making sessions. Other workshops allow ages 12 and up with a paid accompanying adult. Workshop fees are non-refundable. One reschedule is allowed at no charge, and each additional reschedule is $25. Requests to change dates should be made at least 48 hours before the class. Not rescheduling or not attending results in forfeited fees. If a session must be moved by Maker's Apothecary, notice will be sent to the email or phone provided at registration. Registering signifies agreement to these terms.

Karaoke hosted by Rich takes place at Mike's Bar & Grill, where the mic is open for your favorite songs. Between performances, enjoy a round of darts or a game of pool. The bar offers a full drink selection, and the kitchen serves from a menu. Friendly staff are ready to welcome guests.

At Liberty Lake Pavilion Park, this event brings together beautiful cars, good food, and recognition of local law enforcement, all in support of Special Olympics. Funds raised will be donated in honor of Imer James Green, marking two decades of his coaching with Special Olympics. It offers a friendly setting with plenty to see and a shared focus on giving back.

North Idaho hosts a 5K run and walk affiliated with Tunnel to Towers that commemorates the 25th anniversary of 9/11. Participants can run or walk to honor and remember. Registration is open, and the location is Coeur d'Alene, Idaho.

The original Kootenai County Farmers Market in Hayden celebrates 40 years of bringing local farmers and artisans together with the community. Explore in-season local produce, plants and flowers, meat and cheese, eggs, honey, artisan baked items, wine, food, and handmade crafts. Enjoy live music sponsored by Inland NW Toyota Dealers as you browse, and check out the offerings from the food court vendors. The market goes on rain or shine.

Artist Dale Young leads a free bicycle tour showcasing several of his sculptures around downtown Coeur d’Alene and nearby areas. Meet in the Coeur d’Alene Public Library parking lot with your bike, with the option to follow by car if riding is not preferred. Library parking is reserved for patrons, so use a nearby city lot. The route begins at the library, heads to the east side of Tubbs Hill, climbs 8th Street with multiple stops, passes 5th and Garden, and continues along 5th Street toward Midtown for additional viewing. From Midtown, the tour goes to Forest Cemetery to see a new piece and other works located near a private residence. It then moves toward the wastewater treatment plant near NIC, continues through Fort Grounds, returns to the dike road, and follows the Centennial Trail to Atlas Park in Riverstone for the final stop. Plan for a tour of roughly three hours. Those who want their car at the endpoint may choose to park at Atlas Park in Riverstone and bike to the starting point via the Centennial Trail.

The tour explores Coeur d'Alene’s roots, moving from the impact of mining and the lumber industry to the eras of steamboats and hydroplane racing on Lake Coeur d'Alene. It connects industry, transportation, and recreation to show how each influenced the community’s development and identity.

Gain practical infant CPR know-how in a free, 20-minute, non-certification class focused on preparation and confident action in emergencies. Taking place at Inland Mama, the session offers flexible arrival within the program window. A brief, approachable way to learn what to do when every second counts.

Experience a regional showcase of residential craftsmanship as expert builders open their best work to the public. Organized by the North Idaho Builders and Contractors Association, this Parade of Homes highlights fresh ideas in home design and construction, spanning sleek contemporary looks and classic, elegant styles. Visitors can see the care, precision, and quality that shape every detail while exploring what is new in homebuilding. The event also provides a setting for local builders to connect with prospective clients and industry professionals, demonstrating their expertise. With support from NIBCA, this annual tradition attracts people from across the region who want a close look at current trends and innovations in the field.

At Coeur Climbing Company, this free rock wall climbing opportunity is open to people of any age with special needs. Individuals with physical or intellectual disabilities are included, such as those who are blind or have low vision, are deaf or hearing impaired, or have Down syndrome or autism.

Celebrate the turn of the season with a hands-on wreath workshop at Sowing Joy Farm. Participants will craft a one-of-a-kind wreath using dried flowers, grasses, and other botanicals gathered and preserved from the farm, while learning design tips for creating a natural piece that can be enjoyed throughout the fall and beyond. The experience is welcoming to all skill levels, from seasoned makers to those seeking a relaxing creative break. Tickets include dried blooms and seasonal accents, a wreath base and design materials, guided instruction, and a finished wreath to take home, along with time to appreciate the beauty of the flower farm. Seating is at a shared table. Gluten-free options are available, and there are beverage choices in addition to wine. Dress in layers and wear suitable footwear for an outdoor flower farm environment. Tickets are non-refundable.

Geared toward families and kids, this five mile bike ride follows Liberty Lake trails, featuring a safe route and a midway rest stop with snacks. A discounted pre registration option is available, while late or on site registration costs more. Registration is open for this ride as well as longer distance rides on Sunday. The family ride rolls out after on site registration concludes. Participants who register in time may receive a shirt and a participant medal.

The Bearded Ginger Bar and Grill welcomes Gil Rivas to Spokane Valley for a live music performance. Guests can enjoy great food and a full bar, choose between covered or open-air patio seating, and make use of free off-street parking.

Pick your perfect ride with routes of 15, 25, 50, or 100 miles, plus a 15 mile flat option and a 5 mile Family Fun Ride. The courses feature climbing and highlight the scenery around Liberty Lake, Post Falls, Green Bluff, and Spokane Valley. Riders of all ages and experience levels are welcome. Expect well marked routes, aid stations with snacks and drinks, and on-course mechanical support. Packet pickup and late registration will be available. After finishing, participants can relax with lunch, beverages, dessert, a beer garden, and more. Each rider receives a participant shirt, a finisher medal, and a RIM Ride swag bag, with healthy refreshments provided along the way. Custom designer jerseys will be available for purchase. Entry fees are $75 for the 100 mile and 50 mile rides, $50 for the 25 mile ride, $50 for the 15 mile flat ride, and $15 for the 5 mile Family Fun Ride. Proceeds support Rotary Club initiatives and community outreach projects.

Experience a lively marketplace featuring local small businesses brought together in a single beautiful setting. Browse and shop in one convenient spot while supporting local enterprises.

The original neighborhood Coeur d’Alene flea market brings together more than 55 carefully selected vendors with vintage treasures, handmade creations, slow-made goods, and small-batch food and drink. Family-friendly live music and engaging interactive arts create a lively, welcoming atmosphere. Expect a playful community marketplace filled with one-of-a-kind finds and plenty to explore.

A fall vendor market at It's a Love Story Books brings together cozy reading and autumn shopping. Local artisans and small businesses offer book-themed merchandise, distinctive handmade pieces, specialty items, and early holiday gift ideas. Past markets have brought in thousands of readers, creating a lively community atmosphere for fans of books and romance. Admission is free.

At the Spokane County Interstate Fair, a free line dance lesson will be offered on the North Stage, followed by chances to dance along to favorite routines. People of all ages are welcome to take part. Attendees may also spot a surprise flash mob or two during the festivities.

People of all ages are welcome at the Bountiful Sunday meal hosted by Community Presbyterian Church in Post Falls. A wholesome, flavorful meal is offered each Sunday for anyone who would like one, and carryout options are available for those who prefer to take a meal to go.

Enjoy a vintage dance party that starts with a Jitterbug lesson, followed by a social dance set to a wide range of swing styles. The lesson is $10 and the social dance is $10, or take both for $15. Bring a new friend and get $5 off. Clayton and Quinn Fosberg serve as instructors and hosts. Attire can be dressy, casual, or vintage inspired. No partner is required. Music will feature Lindy Hop, Charleston, Jitterbug, Balboa, East Coast, Shim Sham, Shag, and more.

Women working in holistic fields gather at Affordable Accupuncture CdA for a welcoming networking meeting focused on growth, learning, and meaningful connections. Participants share brief introductions about their businesses, what they offer, and who they serve, and one attendee is featured each time for a deeper spotlight on their work and story. There is dedicated time for conversation and collaboration so attendees can connect, explore partnerships, and support one another. New and returning participants are welcome. Organizers request RSVPs and invite attendees to bring a friend who works in the holistic space.

Country takes center stage at the Spokane County Interstate Fair as Gretchen Wilson and The Band Perry share the bill for a high-energy concert packed with familiar hits. Wilson, the Grammy-winning voice behind "Redneck Woman," brings songs like "Here for the Party," "Homewrecker," and "When I Think About Cheatin'." The Band Perry, three siblings known for mixing country, rock, and pop, adds favorites including "If I Die Young," "Better Dig Two," and "DONE," delivering a set full of emotion and big singalong moments. From powerful vocals to a lineup of crowd-pleasing tracks, this show celebrates modern country at the Fair.

Second Harvest partners with the Washington State Beef Commission and KREM 2 to bring a special Beef Counts Mobile Market to Spokane Valley Mall. Registration is required. Beef provided by the Washington State Beef Commission will be distributed alongside Mobile Market groceries to 300 families who register in advance at this drive-thru distribution.

Daughtry takes the stage at Spokane County Fair & Expo Center in Spokane for an evening of high-impact rock. The band delivers soaring vocals, a stadium-sized sound, and an intense, heartfelt presence that drives the show. Expect contemporary rock anthems, huge sing-along hooks, and a set filled with well-known tracks from across Daughtry’s catalog.

Daughtry brings hard-hitting rock to the Spokane County Interstate Fair, led by vocalist Chris Daughtry. The rock outfit with multi-platinum sales is behind hits like “It’s Not Over,” “Home,” “Over You,” and “Waiting for Superman,” pairing emotion-fueled songwriting with towering vocals and memorable live shows. With millions of albums sold worldwide and multiple Grammy nominations, the group has remained a widely recognized force in rock for two decades. Expect an adrenaline-charged set packed with fan-favorite hits, dynamic performances, and big, arena-built anthems that help define modern rock.

Helping Captives’ annual golf tournament has been rescheduled due to recent wildfires in the area. Existing registrations and sponsorships will automatically transfer to the new date. The tournament will take place at Prairie Falls Golf Club and is sold out. The schedule includes check-in and simulator warm ups before a shotgun start, bringing the community together to raise vital support for survivors of sex trafficking. Organizers are seeking volunteers and also ask for continued prayers for protection, strength, and hope for those affected by the fires.

Take in the natural splendor of Lake Coeur d’Alene on a leisurely 90-minute cruise that passes picturesque waterfront homes, tree-lined shores, and sights best appreciated from the water. The captain shares brief commentary along the way, and you can settle into comfortable seating indoors or out while enjoying service from the full bar. Boarding takes place at Independence Point. Tickets are $31.75 for adults, $29.75 for seniors 55 and up, $23.75 for ages 6 to 17, and children 5 and under ride free.

An evening of live music at The Social Spokane features singer songwriter Pamela Jean. Her set blends heartfelt songwriting, soulful vocals, and an engaging stage presence that forges an immediate connection, moving from intimate ballads to spirited grooves with ease. The experience comes with summer vibes, food and drinks, and an outdoor patio regarded as one of Spokane’s best. Happy hour specials are available, and the atmosphere is family friendly and biker friendly.

Nate Smith brings a high-energy country performance to the Spokane County Interstate Fair. Known for gritty vocals, heartfelt storytelling, and an explosive stage presence, he broke through with the multi-platinum hit Whiskey on You and followed with fan favorites like World on Fire, Bulletproof, and Nobody Likes Your Girlfriend. The show blends rock-driven power with emotional depth, delivering big choruses and crowd singalong moments for a memorable night at the Fair.

This two-day seminar at Method K9 focuses on behavioral rehabilitation for dogs of all ages and breeds. Led by Stephanie and her team, the program blends classroom-style learning with practical, hands-on work. Core topics include the dog-handler relationship, drives, classical and operant conditioning, obedience, and the thoughtful use of training tools. Each participating dog receives a tailored plan to address concerns such as reactivity, anxiety, fear, aggression, and resource guarding. Attendees must be 18 or older, and certificates are awarded upon completion. Two ticket options are available. A Working Seat at $750 includes one handler with one dog and personalized coaching from the team throughout the event. An Observation Seat at $500 is for one person without a dog and offers opportunities to ask questions, watch the trainers work with multiple dogs, and follow along with all group exercises. To secure a Working Seat, complete a contact form on the Method K9 website, schedule an interview call, and pay the invoice once approved. Before the seminar, provide vaccination records for rabies, distemper/parvo, and Bordetella, along with a negative fecal parasite test, and submit a written update describing your dog’s behavior so the team can review it in advance. Dogs must arrive comfortably muzzle conditioned to Method K9 standards so they can walk and eat while wearing the muzzle, and tutorials are available to help with preparation. Observation Seats can be purchased as standard tickets. Meals are not provided. Working participants should bring an approved basket-style muzzle such as Baskerville, Jafco, Dean and Tyler, Leerburg, or custom biothane that cannot be pulled off and allows the dog to eat, drink, and pant. Also bring a long line, food or treats with a treat bag, a secure collar such as a martingale, fursaver, choke chain, Herm Sprenger prong collar, or a slip lead, and a standard 4 to 6 foot leash. A notebook and pen are welcome for taking notes. Wear practical clothing, avoid swimsuits, flip flops or other open-toed shoes, and low hanging jewelry, and choose comfortable walking shoes with layers for changing temperatures. Observers may bring a notebook and pen if desired and should follow the same attire guidelines. Participation requires agreement to a release of liability that affirms responsibility for yourself and your dog, releases Method K9, LLC and its employees from claims related to training activities during or after the event, and permits the use of photos of you and your dog for promotional purposes.

Enjoy a community karaoke evening at MODE Market & Café, featuring a friendly atmosphere where all ages are welcome. Newcomers and seasoned singers can take the mic to perform everything from timeless favorites to current hits, while friends and families relax and cheer. Food and beverages are available for purchase from the café. No registration is required, so participants can choose a song, sing along, or simply enjoy the performances.

Center Target Sports hosts an indoor GSSF league match for the GLOCK community. The competition welcomes GLOCK owners and enthusiasts at any experience level, from first-time gun owners to seasoned professionals. Registration is valid only through the host range. To be eligible for prizes in this series, participants must compete in at least two of the three matches coordinated by the host.

A SHOOT SIG event at Fernan Rod & Gun Club in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho welcomes both newcomers to competition and experienced shooters. The match offers three friendly stages that can be finished in under an hour with fewer than 100 rounds. The primary entry fee is $45, and additional entries are $25 each. Competitors using SIG SAUER rental firearms will have a rental ammunition charge of $20 per entry, or $10 when shooting .22 caliber. Eligibility for prizes requires an active SHOOT SIG membership and the use of a SIG firearm. Shooters may bring other brands, and loaner firearms are available. All competitors and spectators are required to complete a waiver at the registration desk.

This free music education program for children ages 3 and up takes place at the Coeur d’Alene Public Library and is coordinated by the Coeur d’Alene Symphony Orchestra. Sessions typically feature a musical performance, an interactive activity, and a book reading led by the children’s librarian. Previous editions have explored a mix of genres, including classical, jazz, pop, and music from around the world.

Celebrate the comforts of the Shire with an afternoon gathering inspired by Tolkien’s tales of Hobbits, where cozy company, hearty fare, and plenty of good cheer are the focus. This family friendly event asks attendees to arrive in halfling attire so everyone blends into the world of the story, and modern 21st century outfits are discouraged. Expect live music throughout the day and playful, old world activities such as a maypole dance and a lighthearted muffin race. Between featured moments, enjoy lawn games like quoits, try simple crafts, or relax with tea or lemonade. Vendors will be on hand with foods, teas, and handmade items suited to a hobbit-style celebration. Festivities wind down with beginner friendly group dancing to live tunes, creating the feel of a birthday revel straight out of Bilbo Baggins’s tales. Helpful extras include a picnic blanket, snacks, sunscreen, a good hat, and anything else a hobbit might want for a leisurely afternoon, plus an appetite for second helpings. “Hobbit” is a registered trademark of the Tolkien Estate and Middle-earth Enterprises. This unofficial fan gathering is not affiliated with or endorsed by any rights holders.

This dinner and auction supports Hounds 4 Heroes and takes place at the CenterPlace Reginal Event Center. The evening features a meal, a selection of auction items, and opportunities to meet some of the Hero teams. Early bird tickets are $35, with prices increasing to $40 afterward. Donations of auction items and baskets are being accepted, and all contributions are appreciated.

Enjoy a night of stand-up with Greg Warren, whose quick, down-to-earth comedy connects with families. His latest special, The Champ, created with producer Nate Bargatze and available on Nateland’s YouTube channel, dives into the hazards of poison ivy, the rise of high school fishing teams, and his tongue-in-cheek claims to champion status. Coverage in national media has highlighted the way he mines familiar topics, even a place like Walgreens, and builds big laughs by approaching them from many angles. Warren’s material is regularly featured on SiriusXM, including Pure Comedy and Jeff & Larry’s Comedy Roundup. He has appeared on podcasts such as Nateland, Never Not Funny, Bertcast, Dumb People Town, and The Adam Carolla Show. His credits include being named a New Face at Just For Laughs, Comedy Central’s Premium Blend, and NBC’s Last Comic Standing. He also co-hosts The Consumers with Tim Convy and Sean O’Brien on the Nateland network, where each episode focuses on one national brand. Premium seats in the first row are $35 each. General seating for all other rows is $25 each. Convenience fees and tax may apply. All sales are final. For handicapped or accessible seating, please contact the box office.

Step into a high tea inspired by the wizarding world, where witches, mudbloods, and muggles are welcomed into an atmospheric experience filled with magical touches. Begin with an acceptance letter that opens the way to Platform 9 3/4, then sip a polyjuice-inspired potion as you stroll through Diagon Alley. Each room reflects a different corner of that universe, from the Chamber of Secrets to the halls of Hogwarts. Before settling in, let the sorting hat choose your house. Once seated, enjoy a four course spread featuring playful nods like sorting hat sandwiches, Voldemort-themed sweets, and treats reminiscent of the trolley, paired with teas from the Potion Master’s closet. Tickets are $45 per person and include the themed experience. This is a public event, and groups who wish to sit together should purchase tickets in one order. Menu changes are not available, and allergy accommodations are not offered for special events. Items may contain or come into contact with common allergens such as tree nuts, soy, and eggs, and no item can be guaranteed to be allergen-free.

100 Woman Who Care Kootenai County hosts a one hour gathering centered on boosting local charitable work in North Idaho. As part of a global network of more than 350 similar groups, this volunteer-led chapter brings members together twice a year to hear three brief presentations from nonprofits seeking support. After the presentations, members vote, and once a majority selects a recipient, each person writes a $100 check directly to the chosen nonprofit to create a powerful collective gift. The group operates entirely through volunteers and does not collect administrative fees from members. Pre-registration is required to attend.

A welcoming networking gathering for women in holistic professions takes place at Healing Leaf Apothecary. Attendees exchange brief, half-minute introductions to share what they offer and whom they serve. Each meeting also features a member spotlight, giving one participant 10 to 15 minutes to tell their story, describe their services, and outline how they help clients. The remainder of the time focuses on conversation, relationship building, and exploring collaboration. Whether attending for the first time or returning, participants can build community, increase visibility for their work, and learn from fellow holistic entrepreneurs.

Accomplished guitarist and singer Steve Livingston takes the stage at The Social Spokane with a mix of Americana favorites alongside blues, rock, and country. Expect nuanced guitar work, powerful vocals, and a genuine show that keeps the crowd engaged from start to finish. Enjoy the live music in an outdoor patio setting with happy hour offerings, and an atmosphere that welcomes families and motorcycle riders.

Take in the colors of sunset on Lake Coeur d’Alene during a two hour dinner cruise that pairs sweeping views with a gourmet buffet and a relaxed atmosphere. Dine on options such as perfectly roasted beef, baked salmon, and a fresh summer green salad, along with additional dishes to suit different tastes. A full no host bar is available so you can choose a favorite drink to complement the meal. It works well for gatherings with friends, family, or coworkers, offering time to unwind while the lake scenery drifts by. Cruise length is two hours. Pricing is $85.75 for adults, $83.75 for seniors 55 and up, $62.75 for youth ages 6 to 17, and children 5 and under are free.

Border War at Camp Easton, from the Barony of Wealdsmere, welcomes Their Majesties of An Tir. Attendees are encouraged to submit recommendations recognizing friends and peers who are doing outstanding work. The site offers permanent restrooms, hot showers, and cabins, with a limited number available for reservation. Cabin and RV reservations will open, and cabin fees will be invoiced separately from gate admission and must be prepaid. Weekend admission for adults is 35 dollars, and those 17 and under attend at no cost. SCA members receive a 10 dollar discount on the adult rate with current proof of membership. Merchant registration is available. For event information, contact Event Steward Lilion Jane Godwin at lilion.godwin@gmail.com.

Be among the first to experience Reality Fracture at a prerelease hosted by The Comic Book Shop Spokane Valley. The entry fee is $34.99. Participants receive a Prerelease Pack, assemble a 40 card sealed deck, and take part in three rounds of friendly play. Prizes are shared equally among all players at the end. Free pizza will be available.

PNW Neighborhood Pet Talks brings together families who prioritize wellness to explore ways pets can live longer, be healthier, and enjoy happier lives. Guest speakers include Dr. Judy Morgan, Angela Ardolino, Chelsea Kent, and Dr. Nations, along with additional guests. The program centers on pet well-being through informative discussions. Tickets are available.

Registration is now open for the Step UP for Down Syndrome Walk at Discovery Playground and CenterPlace Regional Event Center in Spokane Valley. The team is rolling out a new registration platform and appreciates everyone’s patience while this year’s experience is built in the updated system. A limited-time SUPER Early Bird rate of $25 is available for adult registrations in sizes S through XL. Participants can create teams, invite family and friends, and support a day centered on raising awareness, building connections, and celebrating individuals with Down syndrome in the community.

Pig Out for a Cause features extra food trucks and vendors, beer, live music, and a car show, all dedicated to supporting the Rathdrum Lions Foundation Backpack Program that supplies food to local school kids. Food truck fees will be donated, donation jars will be available, and car show proceeds go directly to the foundation. A raffle is also planned. Applications for participation are included in the organizer’s summer application on its website. This is intended to be an annual community fundraiser.

At Kootenai County Fairgrounds, a pop-up bridal sale features more than 1,200 gowns, including new, pre-owned, and sample pieces, with prices starting at $50. Sizes range from 00 to 30, with options spanning showstopping to modest. Fitting rooms are available for try-ons, and shoppers can bring friends and family to help choose. Payments are accepted via cash, Venmo, and cards.

An all-ages celebration of automotive culture, the Rathdrum Rumble is hosted by North Idaho College CTE and Kootenai Technical Education Campus. The community show features a wide mix of vehicles, including classic cars, hot rods, modern builds, trucks, motorcycles, and more. A special Young Builder category encourages high school students to bring their projects and display them alongside experienced builders and restorers. Vehicle registration is available, and updates and further details are shared on the event page.

This celebration of Filipino flavors, culture, and community features dishes prepared by Lumpia & More Filipino Cuisine Catering, the official fundraising arm of the Filipino American Northwest Association (FANA). Fresh lumpia, chicken adobo, pancit noodles, rice plates, and more are made fresh and prepared with care. Expect friendly community vibes and meaningful cultural connection. Hosted by the Filipino American Northwest Association, this event is part of a select dates series at the Scale House Farmers Market and highlights Asian Heritage Month and beyond.

Discover a simple daily writing practice that helps people move past blocks and strengthen resilience. This participant-directed workshop supports individuals at any stage and treats writing as a tool for courage and clarity. Prompted exercises encourage language that nurtures healing, encouragement, motivation, and inspiration. Learn gentle journaling approaches for periods of stress or grief, and practice reframing setbacks with mindful awareness. The focus is on appreciating the process as it unfolds. Participants are encouraged to bring a pen and something to write in, whether a notebook, diary, sketchbook, or an inexpensive composition book. This offering is part of a fall series with rotating themes, including drawing wisdom from trees during a mindful walk in McEuen Park, exploring the healing dimensions of writing through grief, and cultivating inner calm through practical mindsets, methods, and a daily exercise. A December topic will be announced. It takes place at Coeur d'Alene Public Library.

Discover the fundamentals of cold process soap making in a two day, hands on workshop hosted by Maker’s Apothecary, the Pacific Northwest’s oldest and most experienced soap supply company. Learn the science of saponification with a strong emphasis on safety, including proper handling of lye and each step of the cold process method. Personalize your batch with botanicals and fragrance options ranging from soothing florals to bright citrus and warm spice notes. With guidance throughout, you will mix, mold, and design your own artisan loaf and head home with the skills and confidence to repeat the process. All supplies are provided, including high quality oils and other ingredients, safety gear, molds and tools, plus a comprehensive handout with recipes for future reference. The first evening is a two hour session focused on making the soap. The second evening is a one hour session to complete the process. The cost is $75, and purchases made in the shop on the first day receive a 15 percent discount. This workshop is well suited to aspiring soap makers, DIY enthusiasts, and anyone interested in natural skincare who wants a creative and informative experience. For safety, workshops using caustic materials are not open to minors. Other workshops allow ages 12 and up with a paid accompanying adult. Only paid participants may attend and space is limited. Fees are nonrefundable. One reschedule is allowed at no charge, with additional changes costing $25 each, and rescheduling is requested at least 48 hours in advance. Missing a session or not rescheduling results in forfeited fees. If a workshop must be moved by Maker’s Apothecary, notification will be sent to the email or phone provided at registration. Registering confirms agreement to these terms.

Wild Wooly returns with a lively evening of country dancing. All are welcome, and those who are not members may sign in with the band.

The Bardmen will perform at the Spokane Renfaire. Showtimes are still to be announced, and further details will be shared once confirmed.

Spokane Princess Day brings a family-friendly princess meet and greet to Centerplace Regional Event Center, welcoming children to enjoy photos, hugs, and personal interactions with every fairytale friend in attendance. The celebration begins with a Royal Entrance, followed by group games and warm-up activities, then continues with stories, songs, dances, and other magical interactions that create lasting memories. Guests can also enjoy a variety of engaging activities that keep everyone involved from start to finish. Multiple sessions are available, and capacity is limited for each to help maintain a high-quality experience. Please attend only the session selected at purchase. To prepare, bring a camera, charge phones in advance, make sure children are well rested, and eat beforehand since no food is served. Little ones are encouraged to wear a favorite princess dress or any comfortable outfit, while adults should avoid character specific costumes to help keep the magic alive. Have a ticket or order number ready at check in, and plan to arrive early to allow time for parking and entry. All guests must have a ticket, and children under 12 months may attend at no cost with a paid adult or child ticket. Adults must remain with children for the entire event. Performers are not caretakers, and parents or guardians may be asked to provide gentle guidance. Please allow each child their moment during interactions and photos. Disruptive behavior may result in removal without refund. Pretty Princess Parties presents characters inspired by public domain fairytales and is not affiliated with any theme park, brand, or company. Attendance grants permission for promotional photography and video recording. Tickets are non-refundable, with full refunds provided only if the event is canceled. With over 10 years of event hosting and many returning families, this experience has become a tradition for guests in Spokane.

This first official fall event of the year features booths set up both indoors and outdoors, and the event is accessible. It draws a great turnout. Applications are accepted through the event website.

The Spokane Renaissance Faire transforms the grounds into an immersive village for a single weekend, alive with performers, music, merchants, food, and bustling taverns. Expect to encounter knights, nobles, fae, and villagers as stories unfold around you. Take in live performances, try hands-on demonstrations, browse unique goods, learn something new, or simply relax and enjoy the atmosphere. Costumes are welcome and encouraged, but not required. Organized by a local nonprofit focused on education through entertainment and community support, the faire also gives back. Support for the event helped provide donations to local food programs and theater groups last year. For vendor inquiries, contact the official vendor manager, Amanda Wakefield, at vendormanager@spokaneentertainersguild.com.

Nourish Spokane offers a free distribution of hot meals and grocery items to support neighbors across the community. The mission is to nurture hope and strengthen community by sharing nutritious meals and essential groceries with anyone who needs them. Everyone is welcome, with no zip code restrictions. No appointment is required, and service is provided in order of arrival while supplies last. A heads-up that you plan to attend helps the team prepare the right amount of food. For questions or details, call 509-240-9932 or email nourishspokane@gmail.com.

Under a blood-red moon, the most infamous figures from legend and nightmare gather for a night of power, pageantry, and ruthless celebration. Before the induction of a new member can begin, one villain is discovered dead, shattering the ceremony and turning every guest into a suspect. Tensions rise as whispers spread about a power-hungry sorceress, a smooth-talking cannibal, a merciless fashion icon, and a prankster whose joke may have gone too far. With shifting alliances and hidden agendas at every turn, the truth hides in the shadows. This fully interactive murder mystery from Crime Scene Entertainment invites participants to move through the room, trade information, and weave themselves into the unfolding story rather than watch a staged play. Most attendees arrive as characters, while a very limited number of observer spots are available for those who prefer to watch before diving in. The theme encourages villain-inspired style, sharp strategy, and a keen eye for clues as you piece together motives and alibis. In a gathering like this, trust is scarce and anyone could be next.

The fifteenth annual community gathering at Riverstone Park features a family-friendly run where participants can run, jog, or walk at their own pace. Dedicated to honoring and remembering babies and children lost to sudden and unexpected causes, it raises awareness around losses during pregnancy, infancy, and childhood and offers a message of solidarity to grieving families. Proceeds benefit the Northwest Infant Survival & SIDS Alliance (NISSA), helping fund emotional support programs.

This public club meeting features a discussion of land matters and planning for upcoming public events and runs. The agenda also includes raffle prizes sponsored by Cabela's and B.A.D. nominations. It takes place in Cabela's conference room, located to the right down the hallway from the store entrance.

Registration is open for a free Caregiver Conference. Early registration is encouraged. Vendors can register by calling 509-458-7450 and selecting option 2.

At Spokane County Fair & Expo Center, Custer's 51st Annual Fall Antique & Vintage Show brings together dealers from across the Northwest with offerings that span rare pieces to retro favorites. Explore a broad mix that can include kitchenware, industrial finds, estate and costume jewelry, furniture, primitives, mid century modern accents, rustic garden decor, elegant glass, silver, prints, and more. Whether you collect with purpose or simply love the thrill of a good discovery, each edition features new surprises. Tickets will be available closer to the event.

The focus is on food and beverages, including wine.

Take in the natural beauty of Lake Coeur d’Alene on a 90-minute scenic cruise that glides past waterfront homes, forested shorelines, and landmarks best appreciated from the water. A captain shares light narration along the way, and the boat features both indoor and outdoor seating plus a full-service bar for a relaxed experience. Boarding is at Independence Point. Pricing is $31.75 for adults, $29.75 for seniors 55 and older, $23.75 for ages 6 to 17, and children 5 and under ride free.

Ease into the evening with a relaxed Young Professionals Social downstairs at the bar at Prairie Falls Club just ahead of the General Membership Meeting. This pre-GMM meetup offers a casual setting to connect with others in the building industry, trade stories, talk shop, and put names with faces before the night gets underway. Hosted by the NIBCA Young Professionals Committee, it is open to all members and not limited to young professionals.

Washington Trust Bank is hosting a free community Shred Day that offers a secure, drive-through way to dispose of sensitive paperwork and protect personal information. Bring personal documents such as old bank or credit card statements, tax records, medical files, pay stubs, or any papers containing Social Security numbers or account details. Shredding will be done on site for added security. For a smooth experience, stay in your vehicle, limit materials to personal documents, and keep in mind that binders and hard drives are not accepted. This no-cost service is designed to help prevent identity theft and fraud, and shredding will be available while capacity allows.

An elegant evening in support of an honorable cause features a silent and live auction, a raffle, and the always popular dessert dash. The theme is Light of the World, and guests are encouraged to wear their finest and make it a night with friends. Dinner is catered by Smokin' Glory, and a cash bar is hosted by Kootenai County Fairgrounds. Tickets are $85, with discounts available for table purchases, veterans, and first responders. Sponsorship opportunities are available. Seating is limited.

This free festival features vendors set up both indoors and outside and offers accessible parking. Vendor spaces are available, and the event typically welcomes 4,000 to 5,000 shoppers, creating strong sales opportunities. Applications are available on the event website.

At Sowing Joy Farm, this hands-on floral workshop celebrates the harvest season by transforming fresh pumpkins into striking centerpieces. Participants design with seasonal flowers and fall botanicals while being guided through each stage of the process. Everyone departs with a finished arrangement ready to display at home, on a holiday table, or as festive decor. The format is welcoming for all experience levels. The event takes place in a scenic farm setting, and seating is at shared tables. Gluten free options are offered, and beverages beyond wine are available. Please dress in layers and wear appropriate footwear for an outdoor flower farm environment. Tickets are nonrefundable.

Crime Scene Entertainment presents an immersive murder mystery set within the fading splendor of the Carnival of Shadows, where peeling paint and forced smiles hide rumors of curses, old magic, and debts unpaid. Ringmaster Alaric Moreau is pushing a high-stakes Grand Unveiling to rescue the show, surrounded by performers with tangled pasts, including the far-seeing Madame Zola, the riddle-spinning clown Pip, and Lyra, a tightrope artist who balances more than a wire. At the center stands the famed Crimson Sylph, poised for a breathtaking debut... until the curtain falls on a crime instead of a miracle. Participants step into the story as fully realized characters with backstories, guarded information, and personal motives. The mystery unfolds around you as you mingle, question suspects, trade intel, and search for hidden evidence and cryptic notes. When you are ready, share your theory and vote on the culprit as the troupe gathers to hear the accusations. Attendees may also choose to observe rather than play a role. Those taking on a character receive costume suggestions, while observers are encouraged to embrace the circus theme by dressing as a performer, a curious patron, or another theatrical look. Unravel loyalties, expose the truth behind the murder, and see who emerges when the Carnival faces its last act.

THRW Pottery leads a hands-on ceramic hand building workshop focused on creating functional art. Shape and design your own watercolor palette along with a brush holder while learning simple techniques in a calm, tactile process. The session welcomes first-timers and those looking to grow their creative skills. Afterward, your pieces are taken to the studio to be kiln fired and finished, then returned to the Covered with Art shop for pickup in about three to four weeks, ready to become part of your painting routine.

Experience a live celebration of Herb Alpert & The Tijuana Brass filled with signature hits that many grew up with. Hear favorites such as The Lonely Bull, Spanish Flea, A Taste of Honey, Ladyfingers, Rise, This Guy's In Love With You, Casino Royale, Tijuana Taxi, Zorba the Greek, Route 101, and Whipped Cream, with more on the program.

Gizmo Goes Bowlistic returns for its third year as a fundraiser for Gizmo-cda. Local artists share handcrafted bowls, demonstrations highlight creative work, and a silent auction showcases the talent connected to Gizmo. It is a warm celebration of artistry that supports a meaningful cause.

Celebrate the season with a Halloween-themed run that welcomes runners, walkers, and families. Costumes are encouraged on a festive course, and finishers can enjoy sweet treats at the end. Participants receive a custom finisher medal and race swag, all set to a backdrop of spooky fun. Events include the Haunted Half Marathon, Terrifying 10K, Freaky 5K, and the Goblin Kids Fun Run.

Return to a Salem-inspired setting for a spooky Hocus Pocus high tea, back by popular demand. Costumes are encouraged, with a contest to showcase your best look. Savor Hocus Pocus Witches Brew, a magical blend with mystical ingredients and an enchanting aroma that sets a seasonal mood. Tickets are $45 per person and include admission to a lavishly decorated space with plenty of photo opportunities, the Sanderson Sisters' potion plus two seasonal bottomless teas, and a haunted high tea menu featuring eerie sandwiches, spooky scones, and devilish desserts. Menu changes are not available and allergy accommodations are not offered. Menu items may contain or come into contact with common allergens like tree nuts, soy, and eggs, and no item can be guaranteed allergen free. This is a public event, and parties who wish to sit together should purchase tickets in the same order.

Learn the cold process method in a friendly two day workshop at Maker’s Apothecary, the PNW’s oldest and most experienced soap supply company. This hands-on class covers the basics of saponification with a strong focus on safety, including step by step guidance for working with lye and clear instruction through every stage of the process. Participants customize their own batch with botanicals and fragrances, choosing from soothing, invigorating, or earthy scent profiles to create a personalized recipe. Expect plenty of practical time mixing, molding, and designing, and leave with the confidence to repeat the process at home. Each person takes home a full loaf of artisan soap they crafted, along with a comprehensive handout of recipes for future use. All supplies are included, from high quality oils and other ingredients to safety gear, molds, and tools. The workshop spans two sessions, with the first evening dedicated to making the soap and the second evening focused on finishing touches. A 15 percent discount is offered on in-shop purchases made on the first day of class. The cost is $75. This experience suits aspiring soap makers, DIY enthusiasts, and anyone interested in natural skincare who wants an informative, creative session. For safety reasons, minors are not permitted in soap making workshops that use caustic materials. Other workshops allow minors ages 12 and up with a paid accompanying adult. Space is limited and only paid participants may attend. Workshop fees are non-refundable. One reschedule is allowed at no charge, additional changes incur a $25 fee per occurrence, and rescheduling should be arranged at least 48 hours before the class to avoid forfeiting fees. If the organizer must change the schedule, updates will be sent to the contact information provided at registration. By registering, participants agree to these terms.

Take your cold process skills into the world of color with an advanced workshop designed for experienced soapmakers. Prior cold process experience is required. Explore unconventional colorants beyond basic micas, including clays, dyes, oxides, pigments, botanicals, and spices. Learn how color behaves in a high-alkaline environment, why plant-based hues can shift once lye is involved, and how to anticipate and use those changes. Instruction covers extracting color from roots, seeds, and leaves, creating refined mineral tones with clays and earth pigments, and achieving bold transparency and saturation with dyes and lab colors. Hands-on practice focuses on swirling and layering so designs stay sharp and intentional, with guidance on timing and precision. All supplies are included, with access to a wide range of soap-safe botanicals, clays, and specialized pigments, a color theory guide, essential safety gear, and professional molds and design tools. This session suits makers who are comfortable with the basics and want to master the less predictable side of soaping, as well as science fans and those drawn to plant-based colorants. Cost is $75. A 15 percent discount is offered for purchases made in the shop on the first day of class. For safety reasons, minors are not permitted, space is limited, and only paid participants may attend. Fees are nonrefundable. One reschedule is allowed at no cost, with a fee for additional changes, and rescheduling at least 48 hours in advance is required to avoid forfeiting fees.

Wild Wooly returns to Spokane Valley Eagles Aerie 3433 for country dancing. Nonmembers are welcome and can sign in under the band.

Build a strong base in Olympic weightlifting during a two day Level 1 course with the Burgener Strength team. Through focused coaching sessions and hands-on performance breakouts, you will work on the fundamentals, key positions, and technique for both the snatch and the clean and jerk. Day one centers on the snatch. Day two turns to the clean and jerk. Expect a total of 16 hours of instruction and practice, including more than 50 targeted drills to sharpen movement quality. The curriculum was created by Coach Mike Burgener and has been refined over more than 50 years. It is designed to help you teach the Olympic lifts effectively to athletes at any stage while building your own confidence and technical consistency. The course welcomes coaches and athletes of all levels. Hosted by Black Goat Fitness in Liberty Lake, Washington, this training is led by experienced members of the Burgener Strength team who bring deep practical knowledge from the platform to the classroom. Pricing: Early Bird Price $580.5. Regular Price $645. Save 10 percent by registering at least six weeks early.

Cutoff Crafts will be on site at the Inland NW Toy Show with a vendor booth inside the Spokane County Fair & Expo Center in Bay 3. Shoppers can browse action figures, collectibles, mystery loots, RPG dice, puzzles, pins, and more. Cutoff Crafts is a participating vendor and not the organizer of the show. Special orders are available through the Cutoff Crafts contact page, handled by Michelle, the jewelry artist, or Sandra, the crochet artist, and must be paid in advance.

World Ballet Company brings Swan Lake to the stage with a live orchestra performing Tchaikovsky’s score. This classic story of destiny and enchantment unfolds through a struggle between good and evil. A cast of 50 international artists performs on handmade sets in more than 150 carefully crafted costumes, moving from the precision of the Dance of the Little Swans to the bravura of the Black Swan’s series of 32 fouettés. The performance runs about 2 hours and 30 minutes, including a 20 minute intermission, and is recommended for ages 5 and up. The company is based in Los Angeles and led by Sasha Gorskaya and Gulya Hartwick. Known for presenting beloved ballets in cities nationwide, World Ballet Company features renowned professionals from over ten countries and has toured to more than 300 cities, reaching more than 500,000 audience members.

Explore the fundamentals of cold process soap crafting in a friendly, two-day, hands-on workshop presented by Maker’s Apothecary, recognized as the oldest and most experienced soap supply company in the Pacific Northwest. Learn the basics of saponification and safe lye handling with clear, step-by-step guidance from knowledgeable instructors. Customize your batch with botanicals and fragrances ranging from floral to citrus to spice, then mix, mold, and design your own creation. The first evening focuses on making the soap, and the second evening is dedicated to finishing the process. Participants take home a full loaf of artisan soap and the confidence to repeat the method at home. All supplies are included, with quality oils and other ingredients, safety gear, molds and tools, and a printed guide with recipes for future use. The workshop fee is $75, and purchases made in the shop on the first day receive a 15 percent discount. For safety reasons, workshops using caustic materials are not open to minors. Other classes allow ages 12 and up with a paid accompanying adult. Space is limited and only paid participants may attend. Fees are non-refundable. One complimentary reschedule is available, with a fee for additional changes. Please request any schedule change at least 48 hours in advance. If the organizer must reschedule, notice will be sent to the contact information provided during registration. Registration indicates agreement with these terms.

Presented by The Wedding Resource Guide and CenterPlace Event Center, The Fall First Look Bridal Show is designed to help couples get a head start on planning before the traditional January rush. Explore wedding inspiration, interactive experiences, and planning ideas while meeting local venues, photographers and videographers, DJs and entertainment professionals, florists, bridal shops, wedding planners, hair and makeup artists, and catering and dessert specialists. Attendees can connect with vendors face to face, gather ideas, and begin building a wedding team before calendars fill. Giveaways include a chance to enter for $1,000 toward deposits with participating show vendors, with one couple receiving the award. Ticket options include Individual Admission at $10 and a Planning Crew Pass at $30 that covers up to five guests and is available in advance only, and tickets are also offered at the door for $10 per person. Fiancés, parents, bridesmaids, and full planning crews are welcome.

North Idaho's North Pole brings a family experience to Kootenai County Fairgrounds. Admission per vehicle includes a drive-through route filled with more than a million Christmas lights stretching for over a mile, all synchronized to holiday music you can enjoy from inside your car, as well as an optional walk-through light show. The walk-through area features food trucks with holiday favorites, picnic tables, and a photo booth for pictures with Santa. The experience is produced by Papa's Holiday Lights, and further details will be announced.