The Spovangelist

Another announcement of such cultural and social significance it needs no annotation. If you are *at all* interested in local live music, you’ve probably heard murmurings of what’s been brewing at the Junction… Sometimes people don’t realize what is in their own back yard: 1801 W. Sunset :: Browne’s Addition :: Spokane, WA Full in [...]

It is no secret that I’m a huge fan of local artist Gabriel Brown. Gabriel is part of a growing handful of young locals (without university employment or a large commercial following) who shows his work outside the greater Spokane area. Most recently his Great Tasting Goodness exhibit was displayed at the Mt. Hood Visual [...]

If it weren’t for having to scrape the frost off her windshield Christmas Eve morning, we wouldn’t have caught this festive young lady on her way to work. Do you think people in Spokane are more likely to wear red and green during the holidays than in other places?

Every day I ride my bike past the sea of parking out in front of the INB. What little hope I had for development, sparked by those misleading “hotel property” signs last summer, was trounced when a friend explained that all the construction was for another surface lot. The nail in the coffin for my [...]

Just barely caught up with this man by the Olmstead House on my way home from church. Three cheers for the three piece suit!

A stylish friend told me the other day “Technically Spokane can’t have a street fashion blog. We are all too poor to be fashionable.” So I stand corrected: Spokane needs a street style blogger, to hell with fashion! Style is knowing who you are, what you want to say and not giving a damn. – [...]

Tuesday I went through all the rigamarole of signing in for a badge to attend a meeting at City Hall. Wednesday I listened to a fascinating, albeit fanciful, presentation by an architecture student on converting our downtown skywalks into hydroponic juice farms. Today I take these two themes and mash them into one to share [...]