She recently launched her first book, “The Us Journal,” with 144 pages of interactive prompts aimed at ages 5-9 for a parent and child to reflect on together. “The Us Journal”: Spokane author Eileen Grimes wanted opportunities for intentional time with her children. Schweitzer passes at multiple levels are available at. Spokane for $479 are available at /season-passes. Prices vary depending on age and timing, but good news: If you’re buying for a “young adult” (ages 18-25), the $1,299 “late” price tag at Schweitzer drops to $699. Spokane/Schweitzer season pass: If you’re feeling particularly generous this year, consider treating your favorite winter athlete to a season pass at one of our region’s ski mountains. Earl Grey, 24-count tea bags: $12.99 at. Alongside the legendary Earl Grey, Revival also sells various other black, green, red, white and even blue teas, either in bags or loose leaf. But the best Earl Grey I’ve ever tried is from Spokane’s very own Revival Tea Co.
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$17.99 at Auntie’s Bookstore and Wishing Tree Books.Įarl Grey from Revival Tea Co.: As a lifelong tea drinker, I have tried my fair share of breakfast blends and other assorted teas. Alder’s path will take him from lowly student to Empire sorcerer, force him to choose between his country and his family and lead him toward uncovering the truth. Wen Alder is close to taking the Imperial examinations, the first step to becoming Hand of the Emperor and learning to wield the Empire’s legitimate magic. Greathouse’s debut fantasy trilogy, “The Hand of the Sun King,” is now available. Greathouse’s “The Hand of the Sun King”: The first installment of local author J.T.
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Football fan items also are at the Seattle Seahawks Pro Shop. Atticus Coffee & Gifts downtown stocks some regular PNW attire, but not the Seahawks items. Among various collections, you’ll find T-shirts, sweatshirts, hoodies, hats and stickers.
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The Great PNW: This Spokane-based apparel company makes popular Northwest-themed clothing while recently adding a collaboration with the Seattle Seahawks Pro Shop. The store delivers locally and ships nationwide at. Staff makes custom gift baskets and offers premade ones. Two bestselling food gifts are Simply Soft Peanut Brittle and Grandma Rubin’s peppernuts (like gingersnaps), baked in a commercial kitchen above the shop. Local examples include Dandles Candles, Priest Valley Natural Honey and Mount St. Simply Northwest: This shop has locally made gifts as well as Pacific Northwest-centric items. Bonus: Terrain just launched a local clothing line, Terrain X, available at From Here. Online at, the brick-and-mortar location is at 808 W. From Here offers jewelry, books and journals, clothing, accessories, home goods, wall art, bath and body supplies, food and drink items, pet goods and items for children. and .įrom Here: This retail store in River Park Square features items created by Spokane artists and benefits the nonprofit Terrain.
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Also, the Spokane Art School has its annual “Ornament and Small Work Show.” Check it out at 811 W. Local artists and art: There is so much to choose from among the Inland Northwest’s talented artists – jewelry, paintings, pottery, prints and textiles. It’s especially nice to keep in mind and support Spokane businesses and one another this time of year. Here are Spokane-centric holiday gift ideas by The Spokesman-Review’s Features staff. The holiday season is upon us, and if there’s one lesson we’ve learned living in a pandemic, it’s to plan ahead – that includes grocery shopping, prescriptions, travel, entertainment and buying gifts for loved ones. Compiled by The Spokesman-Review Features Department