Good morning, this is your Spokane Local Frequency for Saturday, April 5, 2025.
It’s a beautiful spring day here in Spokane, with clear skies and morning temperatures in the low 30s, warming up to the low 60s this afternoon. If you’re planning to enjoy some outdoor activities, don’t forget to dress in layers to make the most of this sunny but cool day. Here’s what’s happening around town to keep you entertained and informed.
Protesting for change is happening right here in Spokane as part of the national Hands Off rally. Organizers are calling for justice and accountability in a mass mobilization at B.A. Clark Park on Division and Garland. The event kicks off this afternoon and is part of a larger movement advocating for democracy and community solidarity.
For sports fans, tonight marks opening day for the Spokane Indians at Avista Stadium. Baseball is back, and the Indians face off against the Everett AquaSox at 6:35 PM. With new stadium upgrades and a fireworks show planned after the game, this is a perfect family outing. If soccer is more your style, Spokane Velocity FC will play an exciting match against Hearts of Oak today downtown.
The arts are thriving too! The Spokane Symphony teams up with Pink Martini at The Fox Theater tonight for a vibrant performance blending jazz, retro pop, and world music. It’s a must-see for music lovers. Meanwhile, the Northwest Improv Fest wraps up at The Bing with its final day of side-splitting performances featuring some of the region’s best comedians.
In the theater world, *Romeo and Juliet* continues its run at the Spokane Civic Theatre. If you haven’t seen this timeless Shakespearean classic yet, tonight’s 7:30 performance could be just the ticket. And if you’re looking for activities for the kids, Easter is coming early at River Park Square, where families can enjoy Easter photos and festive decorations through April 19.
If you’re up for some shopping, the 47th Annual Home & Yard Show continues at the Expo Center, showcasing the latest in home improvement and gardening. You’ll find everything from expert advice to innovative tools to breathe new life into your spaces. Also today, the Pet Savers’ DawgHaus + Katz Challenge wraps up at River Park Square, providing a great opportunity to support a good cause and pick up some adorable pet supplies.
Finally, don’t miss the 2025 USA Wrestling Women’s National Championship at The Podium, which continues through Sunday. It’s a showcase of top-notch athletic talent and an excellent way to cheer on competitors from across the country.
Spokane has no shortage of things to do today, and the community spirit is alive and well. Whether you’re taking to the streets, catching a game, enjoying the arts, or simply soaking up some sunshine, there’s something for everyone this Saturday.
This has been Spokane Local Frequency. We'll see you tomorrow with more local updates.
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