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Boo! Spokane Valley Pool Transforms into Haunted House

Boo! Spokane Valley Pool Transforms into Haunted House

During the summer months the Valley Mission Pool is full of children laughing, now all you'll hear are screams!

This weekend, the Valley Mission Pool and locker rooms will be transformed into a spooky haunted house.  The haunted house will feature a zombie graveyard, tarp tunnel of terror and clown chaos.  If you bring a can of food to donate it's just $2 to get in.

Here are the details:

October 26th and 27th

7:30pm-10:00pm

11123 E. Mission Ave.

For more information, 509-720-5408 or jpapich@spokanevalley.org

Natural Living Show

Learning how to live a healthier, more sustainable lifestyle has never been more easy.  This weekend, more than three dozen vendors will be on hand at the Natural Living Show to help you make better choices for your body, environment and our community.

The show will feature local cheese-makers and handmade soaps. And, if you ever wanted to have your own eggs fresh from your backyard there will be a workshop on urban chickens too.

Here are all the details:

 Saturday, October 13th

10 am-6 pm

Spokane Community College Lair

Admission is $7, although if you swing by Sun People Dry Goods located at 32 West 2nd Avenue, Suite 200 you can pick up FREE passes!

STCU giving back to its roots

STCU giving back to its roots

Spokane's local not-for-profit credit union, founded by educators, is giving back to its roots. This month STCU is helping out four lucky teachers and their classes.

According to the National School Supply and Equipment Association, many teachers spend their own money to equip public-school classrooms.

STCU awarded four $500 classroom grants to local certified teachers whose names were selected at random from more than 2,000 entries. According to STCU, the money can be spent on anything the teacher believes will enhance students’ classroom experience, whether a basic need or something special.
 
The four winners were Marcii Barkley, a second-grade teacher at John Brown Elementary School in Rathdrum, Amanda Mortensen, who teaches 7th and 8th grade math at Evergreen Middle School, Julie Dodge, a special-education teacher at East Valley High School and Brian Hutchinson, a science teacher at St. George’s School.

Race a Pumpkin and Help Feed a Senior

Race a Pumpkin and Help Feed a Senior

Fall is in the air and that means it's time for The Great Pumpkin Race in the Cannon Hill Neighborhood. The annual event scheduled for October 27th,  encourages participants to find creative ways to make their pumpkins move the fastest.  Engineering students from Gonzaga University will be on hand to help.  If you want to get a head start on the race, art students from GU will help kids paint their pumpkins on October 20th at River Park Square.

All money raised from the event will go directly to Meals on Wheels.

 

Coats 4 Kids Drive kicks off on Sunday

Coats 4 Kids Drive kicks off on Sunday

KXLY 4's annual Coat 4 Kids Drive will kick-off this Sunday, September 16, at the Spokane County Interstate Fair.  If you bring a new or gently-used coat to one of the fairground gates on Sunday, you will receive a free child's admission.  The free child admission tickets are good for children age 13 and under.

Silverwood offers free day of fun

Silverwood offers free day of fun

An extra cookie, one more slice of pizza, one more movie? Grandparents love to spoil their grand babies. This weekend the tables have turned.

With every paying grandchild, Silverwood Theme Park will give FREE admission to their grandpa or grandma.The deal is available Sept. 8th and 9th. It may just have some grandparents asking for one more ride on Tremors! 

More information is available here.

Classic cars at Silverwood this weekend

Classic cars at Silverwood this weekend

Press Release - Classic cars from across the Northwest converge on Silverwood on Saturday & Sunday of Labor Day weekend, the 12th Annual Labor Day Weekend Classic Car Show is one of the biggest events of its kind in the Inland Northwest.

Last year over 500 nostalgic cars filled Silverwood’s lawns to the brim to make one of the largest classic car shows in the region. The event is hosted by the Inland Empire Late Great Chevy Club '55 — '72.

Registration for one car includes free admission for the driver and one passenger to Silverwood Theme Park & Boulder Beach Water Park (a Savings of up to $76.14).

Plus, registrants can purchase discounted tickets for friends and family for a discounted rate of $32 per general admission or $18 per youth/senior admission for ages 3-7 & 65 plus (both prices include Idaho sales tax). Vehicle must be a classic (1936-1979) and in show condition, no tents or umbrellas, no coolers, no trailers, and no overnight parking. Same day registration is available from 7:00 a.m. – 10:30 a.m. both days.