The Spovangelist

I’m sure you’ve already heard. The MAC got a little CPR from the Washington State legislator. The museum will be funded through the next biennium at $3 million. The MAC asked for $5 million to maintain the services they were already providing, however they had already cut 40 percent of their staff when they asked for that [...]

It starts easy: Four high school aged guys got together with some instruments in a Spokane basement. What happened next was bigger, exhausting and didn’t involve parents (as much). This Saturday, I had the opportunity to share a cup of joe with my old friend, Sean McCotter, the bassist for Spokane-born band The Globes. In [...]

By Taylor Weech Watching “Blank City” alone–as in, the only person in the theater, not just dateless– at the Magic Lantern Theater last week, I came to a series of conclusions. The first of which is: Manhattan in the late 1970’s doesn’t seem too far removed from parts of downtown Spokane, but this is a [...]

It’s sad to say, but SEXT‘s month at the Kolva Sullivan Gallery has, like most months, come to an end. Before the 1-inch vinyl letters even came close to a paint scraper there was an artnapping! Sometime late last Saturday night some miscreant tossed a rock through the gallery window and took two limited edition [...]

This weekend while on the campaign trail at Earth Day, Ben Stuckart, candidate for Spokane City Council President encouraged young and old that stopped by his booth to create a poster for why they love Spokane. I bet the drawing pictured above was Ben’s inner 5-year-old showing itself. It’s amazing that spelling errors are so [...]