Madison Pearson is a Listings Editor at Inlander. She covers a diverse range of themes including culture and society, arts and entertainment, theater, and sports, with a particular focus on events and conferences. Madison's work has been featured in various publications, highlighting her insights on holidays, music, and cultural topics related to Vermont, Asia, and Indonesia.
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Madison's coverage focuses on local events, seasonal content, and entertainment news with an emphasis on books, music, art, and celebrations in Spokane. She often incorporates expert commentary into her articles.
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By: Madison Pearson
Emerge's signature events may suffer if the fundraising goal is not met. T ucked just a block from downtown Coeur d'Alene's bustling Sherman Avenue sits an oasis of art education. Emerge is an art gallery and retail space, but also a hub of creative energy and expression, offering classes and workshops for rising local artists.
By: Madison Pearson
Tucked behind the Looff Carrousel and encircled by trees, Spokane's Garbage Goat resides in a shadowy grotto, almost blending in with the surrounding rocks.
By: Madison Pearson, Erick Doxey
T hey say that as we grow older, we lose our inhibitions. We begin to say what we feel more often, becoming bold and unapologetic.
Harlem Globetrotters Basketball has had a big year with Caitlin Clark dominating all aspects of the sport and our very own Gonzaga Bulldogs putting forth...
By: Madison Pearson, Lillie Hollabaugh
Day-O! Me say Day-O! Amelia comes and you go to the show... T he words "musician" and "artist" are used interchangeably in our parlance. It's a tacit acknowledgement that music is an art form, but not in the way we typically think about art mediums like impressionist paintings and marble sculptures.
By: Madison Pearson
Leslie Douglas Photo A selection of handwoven items — scarves, kitchen towels, lanyards, table runners and more — made by members of the Spokane Handweavers' Guild.
By: Madison Pearson, Leslie Douglas
Scarves made by members of the Spokane Handweavers' Guild. F rom the clothes that keep us warm in frigid Inland Northwest winters to ornate tapestries that adorn living room walls and bring simple joy to our daily lives, fiber art surrounds us with its intricate beauty.
By: Madison Pearson
Nan Drye poses uses naturally foraged materials to make her eco-printed textiles.
By Madison Pearson C heck out these five can't-miss events happening around the Inland Northwest this weekend.
By: Madison Pearson
I t's that time of year again! The ballot for the Inlander's 32nd annual Best Of the Inland Northwest Readers poll opens January 22 at 6 pm. Head to bestof.inlander.com to cast your votes.
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