Good morning, this is your Spokane Local Frequency for Tuesday, April 8, 2025. As the Inland Northwest shakes off the last remnants of winter, Spokane is alive with events, community news, and opportunities to explore. On the cultural front, the Northwest Museum of Arts and Culture continues its fascinating exhibit, “Samurai, Sunrise, Sunset,” showcasing the evolution of Japanese swords. The exhibit runs today through June 1, offering a unique glimpse into the art and craftsmanship of a bygone era. If cinema is more your style, catch “The Goonies: 40th Anniversary” at the historic Garland Theater. Screenings are daily at 2 p.m. through tomorrow, perfect for a nostalgic afternoon.Over at Riverfront Park, spring is in full bloom, and the Carrousel is ready to welcome families for rides at just one dollar. The park remains a hub for everything from scenic strolls along the Spokane River to upcoming events like the Spring Half Marathon this weekend. Be sure to check out the park’s calendar for exciting activities planned throughout the season.In local news, a new specialized shelter dedicated to supporting women opens this week at Knox Presbyterian Church. This addition marks an important step in addressing Spokane’s pressing needs for expanded social services. Meanwhile, the Spokane Fire Department is celebrating the expansion of its CARES program, adding a new social worker to assist with non-emergency calls and community outreach.For foodies, the downtown area is buzzing with flavor. The ever-popular Helix Wines is hosting a wine lovers’ celebration, Carmenère Weekend, with tastings on offer. And don’t miss the downtown dining hotspots featured in this week’s reviews, from cozy cafes to upscale eateries.For sports enthusiasts, Gonzaga University was abuzz yesterday with the College Debate National Championships. If you missed it, Spokane is also gearing up for the next round of the Junior Livestock Show and baseball action with the Spokane Indians later this month.On the music side, the Spokane Symphony is keeping things lively with its upcoming “Pops 5: Pink Martini” concert. If you're itching for a laugh, comedian Whitney Cummings hits the Spokane Comedy Club this Friday as part of her “Big Baby Tour.”And a quick heads-up on the weather: a rinse-and-repeat pattern continues, with cool and unsettled conditions expected, so keep an umbrella handy if you're heading out. But don’t let the drizzle dampen your day—Spokane’s energy is undeniable, no matter the forecast.This has been Spokane Local Frequency. We’ll see you tomorrow with more local updates.This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

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