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A look at the biggest summer concerts swinging through the Inland Northwest in 2024 The story of Spokane’s Kobluk family is the story of the Spokane Opera House — the centerpiece of Expo ’74 Tiger Tattoo, Spokane’s longest-running tattoo parlor, will always have its name stamped in history Women-owned tattoo shops in the Inland Northwest offer welcoming, inclusive spaces to get inked The city’s nine-week celebration of the 50th anniversary of Expo ’74 Events: Crowd-pleasing Celebrations Where to Dine: Lakehouse Bar and Grill The MAC’s upcoming classic car show Native Species to Plant Downtown Spokane’s Main Market is at risk of closing, increasing food insecurity in the city’s lowest income ZIP code More Top Viewed Find a paper Support the Inlander Photo & Video Richard Weatherly’s handmade clocks Bridges of Spokane Photos of Gonzaga’s 94-81 win over Santa Clara and Anton Watson’s last game at The Kennel on Feb. 24, 2024 Photos of Gonzaga’s 102-76 win over Pacific on Feb. 17, 2024 Photos of Gonzaga’s 96-64 win over Portland on Feb. 7, 2024 Photos of Gonzaga’s 64-62 loss to Saint Mary’s on Feb. 3, 2024 FriendChips Photos of Gonzaga’s 92-58 win over Loyola Marymount on Jan. 30, 2024 Photos of Gonzaga’s 101-74 win over San Diego on Jan. 6, 2024 More Photo & Video Original Videos Slideshows News & Comment The DEA is making a major change to the way regulators view cannabis In abrupt pivot, Spokane Mayor Lisa Brown calls to postpone public safety property tax levy NEWS BRIEFS: Spokane Arena closes for summer reno; SPD wants to use civil forfeitures for new tools. Spokane Regional Health District is studying whether its opioid treatment program should separate from the government entity A look at some of the public park, trail and dam projects around the Inland Northwest Question of the Week Q&A: Spokane’s new Fire Chief Julie O’Berg talks wildfire season, the overdose crisis and how looming budget problems could affect the department Although he founded the University of Virginia for the "illimitable freedom of the human mind," even Thomas Jefferson was taken aback when students had ideas about how things should be More News & Comment Culture & Food Tiger Tattoo, Spokane’s longest-running tattoo parlor, will always have its name stamped in history Women-owned tattoo shops in the Inland Northwest offer welcoming, inclusive spaces to get inked Downtown Spokane’s Main Market is at risk of closing, increasing food insecurity in the city’s lowest income ZIP code Around the World in 80 Plates: Ramen from Tokyo, Japan Julia Keefe Indigenous Big Band plays D.C., artsy vending machine in River Park Square; plus, new music! How does one start tattooing? Artist Ali Haines’ journey offers a glimpse into the industry Around the World in 80 Plates: Pickled herring and crispbread from Sweden and Finland More Culture & Food The Inlander’s To-Go Guide Happy Hours Submit "Cheers & Jeers" Music & Screen The Idea of You is a sweet yet still thoughtful romantic dramedy thanks to its star On Taylor Swift and the trend of extremely overlong albums... Infested and The Last Stop in Yuma County showcase the next generation of Evil Dead filmmakers Examining why the Amazing Spider-Man movies don’t work as they return to theaters Star Wars: The Phantom Manace ’s rerelease proves every saga has a beginning... again... A look at the biggest summer concerts swinging through the Inland Northwest in 2024 In promoting the world’s fair, organizers saw music as a way to entice people to "meet... by the river" at Expo ’74 More Music & Screen Find Live Music Volume Music Festival Movie Times Expo Expo ’74: Fifty Years Later Expo Expo 50 Expo 74 Long Reads Valleyford rancher Justin Owens seeks to reimagine ranching with his Piedmontese cattle Fentanyl Tribal Lynx Afghanistan Special Guides Cannabis Issue Since the start of legalization more than a decade ago, the feds promised to make cannabis research easier, yet those promises remain unfulfilled Summer Camps Making Memories Best Of Peace, Love and Best Of Restaurant Week Big Table and CDAide help serve those who serve us Snowlander Yeah, it’s been an El Niño kind of season, but the five local resorts have snow — and they plan to keep skiing as long as possible More Special Guides Snowlander Restaurant Week Annual Manual Health & Home From rock climbing to aerials to parkour, the Inland Northwest has plenty of alternative exercise options to get you airborne Where to Dine: Lakehouse Bar and Grill The city’s nine-week celebration of the 50th anniversary of Expo ’74 How an electric boost might change the way you think about hopping on a bike Recipe: Fried Egg with Grilled Asparagus How to start, where to buy, and why it’s more accessible to collect art than you think Nicole Nutt paints — and sews — cheerful flowers to brighten your space Where to Give: Camp Fire Inland Northwest Spokane steps into the bright lights when the world’s game comes to town this spring Where to Dine: Emran Restaurant & Market Think carefully when adding an unconventional pet to the family Who loves you, just the way you are? Events: Springtime Delights One of four such facilities in the country, Maddie’s Place seeks to help babies exposed to drugs Vanetta Winery at the Loft is a tribute to the owner’s past even as he looks to the future A light-filled contemporary home provides the perfect backdrop for a couple’s colorful collections Browne Family Spirits offers craft distilled liquors at its East Spokane tasting room Reading List: Call Her Evangeline A propagation station helps make the plant rooting process...