Good morning, this is your Spokane Local Frequency for Monday, February 23rd.

We're starting the week off with plenty of opportunities to get out and stay active around Spokane. If you're looking to jump into some physical fun, Open Jump Spokane has their trampolines open today from nine thirty in the morning until seven at night, making it a great midday activity for families and fitness enthusiasts alike.

For those who prefer a more creative outlet, the Shut Up and Write group is gathering this evening at six fifteen at the Cheney Library. Whether you're a seasoned writer or just starting to put pen to paper, this is a welcoming space where writers of all experience levels can focus on their craft in a supportive community environment.

Speaking of community engagement, Spokane Community College is keeping things lively today with their Game Room open from nine in the morning through three in the afternoon. All games are completely free, so you can enjoy pool, ping pong, and video games without spending a dime. It's a perfect study break or way to connect with other students on campus.

If you're in the mood for something more spiritually uplifting, the SEU Extension Site is hosting a worship night tonight from seven to nine o'clock. They're inviting everyone to a night set apart from the everyday hustle, offering a chance for reflection and community connection.

Over at Gonzaga University, there's an interesting educational opportunity this morning at ten o'clock. Dr. Beronda Montgomery will be speaking about cultivating classroom engagement, sharing insights that could benefit students, educators, and anyone interested in how we learn and teach more effectively.

Looking ahead at what's coming up this week in the Spokane entertainment scene, there's quite a bit to anticipate. The Spokane Chinese Association is bringing their Lunar New Year celebration to the historic Fox Theater, featuring interactive performances and cultural experiences for all ages. And if you're a music fan, there are tribute shows coming to our venues, including rock and blues performances that celebrate some of music's greatest legends.

Don't forget that the Moses Lake Irrigation and Rehabilitation District holds their regular public meetings on the second Tuesday of every month at five o'clock if you're interested in local water management issues affecting our region.

This has been Spokane Local Frequency. We'll see you tomorrow with more local updates.

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