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The Gathering House presents The Red Carpet Murder

The Gathering House presents The Red Carpet Murder

The Gathering House (733 West Garland Ave) presents, The Red Carpet Murder, a Murder Mystery Dinner for Valentine’s weekend. Join the fun for a memorable night out!

Catch one of three show dates.
Thursday, Feb 13 at 6pm
Friday, Feb 14 at 6pm
or Saturday, Feb 15 at 6pm

Cost for the dinner and show is $40.00. Reservations required before Feb. 11. Tickets are available at Streetwisespokane.org. For more information call The Lion’s Share Theatre at (509) 879-0302.

It’s Hollywood’s Golden Era and the stars walk the red carpet for the major movie premier of 1947. Guests will be immersed in the red carpet experience and watch the story unfold throughout the evening. It’s a comic takeoff on major film stars of the era and their rivalries. As in all murder mysteries, something goes wrong and a star ends up dead. 

Following the theme, those attending the are encouraged to dress up for their own red carpet experience. Photo opportunities will be available and prizes awarded for the best costumes from the era as well as solving the mystery.

The event sponsor, The Gathering House, strives to be, as its name suggests, a gathering place for the Spokane community. Many different types of events are presented that offer hope and meaning as well as plain old fun. It is hoped this theatrical event is the first of many theatre performances to take place at the Garland District venue.  

The Red Carpet Murder is a fundraiser to supply food and essentials for participants in Spokane’s Community Court. The Community Court was established in 2013 to more effectively help those struggling with addiction, homelessness and poverty by clearing up misdemeanor charges, holding them accountable through community service, and connecting them with agencies that can help.

Cost for the dinner and show is $40.00.  Reservations required before Feb. 11.  Tickets are available at Streetwisespokane.org.  For more information call The Lion’s Share Theatre at (509) 879-0302.

Volunteer Opportunity – SRTC Transportation Advisory Committee

Volunteer Opportunity – SRTC Transportation Advisory Committee

Spokane Regional Transportation Council (SRTC), the Metropolitan Planning Organization for Spokane County, is seeking qualified applicants for its citizens advisory committee; the Transportation Advisory Committee (TAC). The TAC’s work will assist Transportation Planners and the SRTC Board of Directors to bring improvements to our area. We are encouraging individuals to provide their perspective on the transportation challenges facing our region and we will work together to create improvements that benefit our entire community.

For more information and details about the membership application, view this handout or call (509)343-6370 or email contact.srtc@srtc.org.

Breakfast with the Chief event – March 25

Breakfast with the Chief event – March 25

The Spokane Police Foundation invites you to their Breakfast with the Chief event. This is their biggest fundraiser of the year and is your chance to hear directly from Chief Meidl on the state of the department. You will also learn more about the programs supported by the Spokane Police Foundation and have the opportunity to meet with some of the officers and citizens that will be impacted by the work of the Foundation.

Individual registration is available for $50 per person.

Date: Wednesday, March 25

Time: 7:30-9:30 am

Place: The Historic Davenport Hotel, 10 S Post St (map)

Greenways Presentation and Workshop

Greenways Presentation and Workshop

At the December Emerson-Garfield Neighborhood Council meeting, Jessica Engelman gave a detailed presentation about greenways, streets designed with bikes and pedestrians in mind. She will be continuing the presentation and talk this week.

When: Wednesday, January 8 from 6-7:30pm

Where: Corbin Senior Center, 827 W Cleveland Ave (map)

Libraries on the Move during Renovations

Libraries on the Move during Renovations

Last November, voters overwhelmingly approved the Spokane Public Library bond measure to remodel four existing libraries and build three new libraries.

The two libraries closest to our neighborhood, Shadle Library and Downtown Library, will be closing this winter and temporarily relocating during renovations.

Shadle Library will close on December 22, 2019. Their temporary location will be in Northtown Mall. This location will open on January 2, 2020.

Downtown Library will close on February 29, 2020. Their temporary location will be in the STA Plaza. This location will open on March 2, 2020.

Learn more about the future plans for Spokane Public Library.