Madison Pearson is a Listings Editor for the Inlander, a local publication in Spokane, Washington. With a focus on the local scene, Madison covers a variety of topics including events, arts and culture, local businesses, and community happenings in the Inland Northwest.
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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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Inlander's annual Cover Pet Photo contest By Anne McGregor and Madison Pearson
By: Madison Pearson, Erick Doxey
Ildikó Kalapács'art carries powerful messages. I ldikó Kalapács has always wanted to help people.
T he haze of a dimly lit piano bar. A red curtain draped across a dusty stage. The feeling of satin on skin.
By: Madison Pearson, Chey Scott
The Sound Wall mural is 700 feet long. P ublic murals do so much for a community. They strengthen a place's local identity, celebrate history and culture, foster economic vitality, and simply beautify our urban spaces. Murals also bring joy. Think about the delight to be had when, simply going about your day, you suddenly spot a new piece of colorful art on the side of a once-drab building, underpass or retaining wall.
By: Madison Pearson
Frank Turner in a brief moment when he's not relentlessly touring.
How Jason Eck has turned the University of Idaho’s football program from a doormat into a national title contender
By: Madison Pearson, Erick Doxey
The Red Room Lounge joins the Volume venue list once more! L ocal music fans can finally start planning their Volume weekend (Sept. 13-14) as the schedule for the 2024 festival is now live on volumespokane.com.
The two-day festival kicks off today and it's not too late to get your tickets By Madison Pearson
Brittany Jean at Zola during Volume 2024's first night. I've been known to travel across the country to catch a tour that didn't make its way to the West Coast or drive through the night from Seattle to Portland to follow a band for two shows back-to-back.
Plenty of artists can capture the essence of a place through their work, but not many have been as successful as Spokane artist Ben Joyce. Joyce's signature abstract topographical art is recognizable to any local and reels in unfamiliar passers-by with its simple yet captivating structure. Gonzaga University's Jundt Art Museum is showcasing a collection of Joyce's works that represent certain locales that have played major roles in Joyce's life. It's a must-see for any local art enthusiast and anyone willing to look at local landscapes from a new perspective. Sept. 7-Jan. 4, 2025; Mon-Sat from 10 am-4 pm, free, Jundt Art Museum, gonzaga.edu/jundt
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