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AAPI Heritage Day

Centerplace Event Center 2426 N. Discovery Place, Spokane Valley, WA, United States

Spokane Asian American & Pacific Islander (AAPI) residents are uniting to celebrate AAPI Heritage Month and invite the community to learn about our history, culture and arts. Join us on the Centerplace's new West Lawn pavilion with vendors, entertainment, free kids activities, and an Island style food truck. Wear a mask and stay 6 feet …

Free

The Birth of The Báb: Dinner Event

Centerplace Event Center 2426 N. Discovery Place, Spokane Valley, WA, United States

The Spokane Baha'i community invites the general public to celebrate the bicentenary of the birth of one of their Founders--the Bab. Fireside Room Centerplace Courtesy of Bahá’ís of Spokane and Spokane Valley Dinner will be provided! Tuesday, October 29th 6pm 2426 N. Discovery Pl. Spokane Valley 509-326-0152

WHATEVER GIRLS 6th ANNUAL FATHER DAUGHTER BALL

Centerplace Event Center 2426 N. Discovery Place, Spokane Valley, WA, United States

The purpose of our event is to bring awareness to the vital role dads play in their daughter’s life, and to create a fun and memorable event for dads and daughters. We also recognize one special dad with the Sonora Smart Dodd Father of the Year Award at our event. We’ll have lots of great …

Family Promise Un-Gala 2018

Centerplace Event Center 2426 N. Discovery Place, Spokane Valley, WA, United States

Support Family Promise of Spokane at their annual Un-Gala. This event is 90% about vision, inspiration, stories and surprises and only about 10% fundraiser. The cost is $60 per ticket & $500 per table but this entire event is underwritten so 100% of what you give goes to support the amazing work of Family Promise. The Doors will …

$60

A Mustache Is a Mustache

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The mustache is the new, hip form of facial hair for American men. And the size, shape, texture and twist of the mustache is the key to a man’s personality. In this hip new world, the mustache is supposed to send a message.

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Spiritual Growth: A Lifetime Journey for Us All

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As I grew, I started attending church, where I was confirmed at age 15. By 17, I found myself questioning my beliefs. During the congregational affirmation, I stopped abruptly after saying, “I believe…” I didn’t believe, and I was honest enough to admit it. Thus began my 12 years of agnosticism.

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