Good morning, this is your Spokane Local Frequency for Thursday, April 10, 2025.
Spring is in full bloom in Spokane, and there’s plenty happening across the Lilac City today. For those looking to start the morning off with inspiration, the CEO to CEO event “A Father’s Leadership Advice” runs from 7:30 to 9:30 AM. This gathering promises insights on leadership and trust in an engaging format. Over at Morty’s Tap & Grille on Regal Street, the Spokane Community Business Network is hosting their monthly event from 11:30 AM to 2:00 PM. If you’re a local professional or small business owner, this is a great way to connect and collaborate in a relaxed atmosphere.
The arts scene is thriving today as well. The Spokane Civic Theatre continues its run of *Romeo and Juliet*, with performances through April 13. This classic love story is a true celebration of live theater nestled right in the heart of downtown. For something a bit more modern, *Van Gogh: The Immersive Experience* is captivating visitors at 808 North Ruby Street. This multi-sensory art exhibit is a hit for both art lovers and families alike, running until May 11.
Looking to unwind after work? At 5 PM, Eastern Washington University Theatre is hosting *Something Rotten*, a lighthearted musical that’s sure to provide laughs and entertainment for the whole family. Alternatively, if you’re in the mood for socializing, consider heading downtown to enjoy gourmet treats at Spokane’s vibrant food and drink spots.
In community news, the Spokane Fire Department has announced the expansion of its Community Assistance Response Team with a new social worker onboard. This initiative is focused on providing targeted support and resources in emergencies. Also, a new shelter for women has opened at Knox Presbyterian Church, serving as a safe haven and resource for those in need. These developments highlight Spokane’s ongoing efforts to support and uplift its residents.
Meanwhile, the city’s weather today is cool and unsettled with intermittent rain, so be sure to dress accordingly if you’re venturing outdoors. For those itching to embrace the spring spirit, Riverfront Park and Manito Park provide stunning seasonal views—ideal for a brisk walk or a moment of tranquility.
And finally, sports fans, don’t miss the Spokane Chiefs as they continue their playoff run tomorrow night. The city is buzzing with excitement for this hometown hockey team.
That wraps up today’s Spokane Local Frequency. We’ll see you tomorrow with more local updates. Stay safe and enjoy everything our wonderful city has to offer!
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