Good morning, this is your Spokane Local Frequency for Wednesday, November 19th, 2025. As Spokane wakes up to a crisp autumn day, we've got a full roundup of what’s happening around town and a few community stories that add a local spark to your week. Downtown is buzzing this morning with excitement for Moulin Rouge! The Musical opening tonight at the First Interstate Center for the Arts. If you love big Broadway numbers and a splash of Paris, this show is the ticket, and it’s drawing a lively crowd ready for a night of glitz and romance. Over at Spokane Arena, the action continues on the ice as the Spokane Chiefs take on the Regina Pats. Hockey always packs Spokane energy, so whether you’re a diehard fan or just want to feel the adrenaline, the puck drops tonight and tickets are still available.
If you’re hoping to laugh or learn something new, check out the virtual comedy show, Secrets Comedians Use to Be Desirable, offering behind-the-scenes humor and tips you can use yourself. There’s also an online event for festival lovers called How to Meet Your Festival Soulmate at a Rave Party—it’s a quirky meet-up that promises a bit of digital fun for anyone wanting to connect with new friends from across the city. On the music front, Zola Restaurant is making Wednesdays a true local affair by hosting Akifumi Kato, an enigmatic band that’s turning their stage into an “incubator” for eclectic talent. Whether you’re a spectator or musician hoping to get some stage time, Zola is guaranteed to deliver good vibes tonight.
Gonzaga University is holding their annual Lavender Mass at the University Chapel between four-thirty and seven this evening. Organized by University Ministry and the Lincoln LGBTQ+ Resource Center, it’s a special gathering that brings together Spokane’s LGBTQ+ community and allies for reflection, support, and celebration. For foodies or those just needing a midweek pick-me-up, many local spots are still featuring autumn menus with warm flavors and seasonal treats—it's a good day to grab a pumpkin spice latte at your favorite cafe and stroll through Riverfront Park, where the fall colors are still holding strong.
Looking ahead, if you’re a fan of Nick Offerman, the comedian and Parks and Recreation star, he’s bringing his Big Woodchuck show to Fox Theater tomorrow. Keep an eye out if you want to snag tickets before they’re gone. On the sports side, big news for Eastern Washington University basketball as coach Dan Monson announced the signing of two new players, building excitement for the 2025-26 season and giving local sports fans something to cheer about as the Eagles ramp up their roster.
Stay tuned for overnight updates as Spokane heads into the busy holiday stretch. Whether you’re out seeing a show, catching the game, or exploring new events, today is packed with opportunities to get out and enjoy the city. This has been Spokane Local Frequency. We'll see you tomorrow with more local updates.
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