After two months of remodeling, Caterina Winery is re-opening its doors! Join us in our all-new tasting room to celebrate and to launch the full line-up of wines from new winemaker Don Townshend! Sample the new wines, enjoy special treats, prizes and promotions, and experience our newly expanded and revitalized gift shop! The celebration continues throughout the weekend with a return to regular tasting room hours (Wed - Sun, 12:00 - 6:00 p.m.) beginning Friday, March 12.

Armed with a new record, Janus brings a fresh new sound to the genre of metal. Forging their own voice among a sea of sound-a-likes, Janus has carved ten flawlessly flowing tracks into their new album: Red Right Return. Released in September, 2009, this new album embraces a broad range of dynamics and instruments not often used in the metal genre to produce a sound of melodic, ethereal backdrops grounded in aggressive, heavy rhythms. Come hear them live!

Enjoy wine and food while painting a picture! Makes a great date night or night out with friends.

The 1998 Tony Award winner for Best Play returns to the Interplayers stage by "popular demand" as the Subscriber's Choice. How much would you pay for a white painting?

The Easter bunny is coming to River Park Square. Children and families can get festive spring photos with this deliverer of treats. Much like with Santa, kids will sit upon the bunny’s lap and receive a fruit flavored candy cane. The bunny’s spring scene will be decorated with beautiful flowers from Boehm’s Chocolates and Flowers.

The Pedals2People Community bike shop provides a place where you can learn to work on your bike. We also have used parts and bikes for sale. If you are doing a project that requires a bike stand and bike tools, we can help you out: access to master workbench tools, your own work stand and work bench with tools; assistance from our shop mechanic/volunteers; access to manuals.

The Chase Gallery presents “Metal,” March 2 – April 30. The exhibit features furniture by artists Tim Biggs, Peter Jagoda, Karma Lloyd, David Saling, Jason Sheldon, Bill Simmons, Sean Smith, Steffan Wachholtz, and Rick Willmering. Gallery hours are 8am-9pm Mondays, and 8am-5pm Tuesdays-Fridays. The Chase Gallery is located on the lower level of Spokane City Hall and is free and open to the public. An artist reception will be held in conjunction with First Friday on Friday, March 5, from 5-8pm.

This month Pottery Place Plus will be featuring Melanie Hunton, Ceramic Tiles and Summer Hightower, Vintage Hair Pieces and Exotic Jewelry. The Public is invited to a special artists reception on Friday, March 5th from 5-9PM. The show will run March1-March 31.

WELCOME TO SPOKANE AREA DANCING! The greater Spokane area hosts over fifty dances, workshops and events each month. We have twenty-seven clubs and associations in the greater Spokane area covering Clarkston in the south to Colville in the north and Cheney in the west to Coeur d’Alene in the east. We have square dancing, round dancing and clogging every week, with something happening almost every day of the week. Enjoy! www.squaredancespokane.org

Sincere Comedy/Drama. At Truvy's beauty parlor the manicures and perms come with a bit of gossip, a lot of love and staunch sisterly support.

Live Music five nights a week, Wednesdays through Sundays --Blues, Jazz, RocknRoll - local and national acts and always free of charge. Full Dinner and Drinks menu, including Live Maine Lobster. Standup Comedy in the upstairs showroom on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday nights, 8:00pm. Downstairs music starts at 8:00pm on Wed, Thur, and Sun nights; 9:00pm on Fridays and Saturdays. Come dance on the 350 sq foot dance floor!!

View the entire Manning American Indian Collection acquired in 1916 as the founding collection of the Northwest Museum of Arts & Culture. This exhibition explores the legacy of “Victorian” collecting and the period during which Native Americans saw their cultural objects institutionalized in glass cases.

From lumber camps and “lady loggers” to “river pigs” and railroads, the upcoming timber exhibit explores the many facets of an industry that was a corner stone of Inland Northwest history. Union pins, log brands, caulk boots, mess tent dishes, crosscut saws, plenty of stories, and much more make this exhibit a lively entry point to an important topic.