Monday, December 5, 2011
Wednesday, November 30, 2011
Northwest Museum of Arts and Culture
This museum in Spokane has everything to offer the art critique and more.
It has a vast array of art exhibitions, as well as local art, culture and history.
Museum hours run Wednesday through Saturday 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and the Historic Campbell House has tours most Wednesdays through Saturdays at 12 – 3 p.m. on the hour. A tour is included with admission.
The museum is closed on holidays however.
Based on what your interests are it varies how long it will take you to journey through the museum but the Campbell House tours are about 50 minutes in length.
Not permitted in the building are:
-backpacks
-packages
-large handbags
-food or drink
-umbrellas
-Tri-Pods
Either leave these belongings in your car or there are storage lockers that charge 25 cents each to use.
You can take personal photos and video in the museum unless otherwise informed. Place cards are posted in the restricted areas.
If you aren’t busy on December 3rd check out one of the newest exhibits – Lasting Heritage and more new pieces at the Campbell house!
You can find out more information about the museum and art you might be interested in at http://www.northwestmuseum.org/
Bill Chipman Palouse Trail
Bill Chipman Palouse Trail is an 8 mile path that follows along an abandoned railroad, over 13 bridges that cross over Paradise creek.
Whether you bike, walk, run, you can make the journey from one town of Palouse to the next and enjoy the fresh air.
Trailheads begin at:
Pullman – the Quality Inn
Moscow – Perimeter Drive
The trail opened in 1998 through efforts of members of the Pullman Civic Trust.
It is named in memory of Bill Chipman, who was a good friend to many on the Palouse and died in a tragic 1996 car crash.
It is suggested that you bring water and appropriate clothing when tackling the trail as it is exposed to all elements of mother nature.
John's Alley
This Thursday, Friday and Saturday listen to live music in John’s Alley!
John’s Alley is called Moscow’s home of live music.
Located on 114 E Sixth St. Moscow, ID, John’s Alley encompasses all sort of live bands from the area or those just passing through!
Some nights are even scheduled as open mic nights, so if you feel like sharing your musical talent John’s Alley is the place for you.
This week’s bands:
Thursday: Kytami. Starts at 9:30 p.m.
Friday: Pert’ Near Sandstone w/ Left Coast Country opening. Starts at 9:30 p.m.
Saturday: Danny Barnes. Starts at 9:30 p.m.
Information about Danny Barnes, for a schedule of events, or to see galleries of previous years musical talent visit their website at www.alleyvault.com
There next open mic night is Dec. 6 starting at 9 p.m.
So whether you want to listen to some great tunes or share your own, come out to John’s Alley and join in the music.
CJ's Nightclub
This local hot spot thrives in downtown Moscow, ID.
Some nights they offer live music and karaoke.
Drink specials differ every night but CJ’s offers much other entertainment, whether you are looking to have a relaxing night or get a little crazy.
Besides the upstairs, which includes two hardwood dance floors, CJ’s has:
-Blacklight pool
-Air hockey
-Foosball
-Billiards tables
New to the club is a projector to watch your favorite music videos on
Doors open at 6 p.m. and the style of dance depends on the night you go!
Depending on whether you go Wednesday, Thursday, Friday or Saturday night you could vary from country swing dancing to getting your groove on to the latest hits.