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.
For pitches to Madison Pearson, consider providing insights or access to unique local events in Spokane related to books, music, art exhibitions as well as seasonal activities. Additionally, offering expert commentary from individuals deeply involved in the local arts and culture scene may be of particular interest to her due to the high percentage of event coverage in her articles.
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Author Alice Hoffman said it best: "Books may well be the only true magic." Best friends Elizabeth Harrison and Selinna Maefau have known that to...
David Williams, Neighborhood Council Vice Chair Williams and his wife have lived in Browne’s Addition for eight years, and he has served in various positions on the neighborhood council for seven years.
Ed Bruya, Community Assembly Representative Bruya has served in various roles with the Latah/Hangman Neighborhood Council for six years.
By: Madison Pearson
For some, Luna on Spokane's South Hill is reserved for special occasions. A place to celebrate a birthday or an anniversary. For others, it's a...
By: Madison Pearson
It's said that in 48 BC, a large portion of the Great Library of Alexandria's collection was destroyed in a fire started by Julius Caesar...
By: Madison Pearson
A sign that read "St. Joseph's Catholic School Gymnasium" used to hang above the front door of a brick building in Spokane's West Central neighborhood, but it's since been replaced by a simple metal sign bearing the surname "Hamilton."
By: Madison Pearson
Some people's favorite day of the year is their birthday. Some prefer the fun of dressing up on Halloween. Others like the summery scene of...
By: Madison Pearson
Young Kwak photo The Spokane Arts team in the Chase Gallery. From left: Skyler Oberst, Shelly Wynecoop, Shelby Allison, Jeremy Whittington and Devonte Pearson.
By: Madison Pearson
T hose who say "lost time is never found again" haven't met Hazel Miller.
By: Madison Pearson, Estevan Herevia
Spokane artist Karen Mobley released her third poetry collection.
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