Drilldown: Events

15th Annual INW Permaculture Convergence (1) · Millwood Impact's Community Garden Harvest Party 2025 (1) · Spokane Candidates Climate Change Forum (1)

September 19, 2025 (1) · September 27, 2025 (1) · October 1, 2025 (1)

808 East Sprague, Spokane, Washington · City Hall, 10210 E. Sprague Ave Spokane Valley, WA 99206 · Council Chambers Lower Level of City Hall · Spokane City Hall: Council Chambers · None · Carl Maxey Center · Morning Star Baptist Church · Shadle Park Library · 105 W. Lacrosse, BA Clark Park · 4340 Whistalks Way · 631 S. Richard Allen CT · Bishop's Haven (to be shared after Sign Up) · Cataldo Globe Room, Gonzaga University · CHAS Health Administration Office 611 N. Iron Bridge Way, Spokane · Millwood Community Garden 3800 North Argonne Road, Spokane Valley, WA, 99212 · MLK Jr. Community Center (500 S. Stone St.), Room: Multi-Purpose Room · Nyne Bar and Bistro · Olympia · Riverfront Park, Spokane · SCC Lair Student Center · Shared after registration @ PJALS.org · Spokane City Hall · Spokane County Library District Cheney Branch 310 1st St, Cheney WA · Spokane Public Library, then rally outside Spokane City Hall · Spokane Valley Library 22 N Herald Rd, Spokane Valley · The Hive · Uhuru Community 2332A Scott Rd. Rice, WA 99167 · Unitarian Universalist Church of Spokane · Zoom · Other

Inland Northwest Permaculture Guild (1) · Millwood Impact (1) · The Gonzaga University Institute for Climate, Water, and the Environment, partnering with 350 Spokane, Community Building Foundation, League of Women’s Voters, Spokane Riverkeeper, The Lands Council, Futurewise Spokane (1)

Join Millwood Community Garden for our Harvest Party which will include dinner by the Hutton Settlement and food forest tour by Mary Bishop of All Things Regenerative. Details to follow. Source: https://www.millwoodimpact.org/garden-events (1) · Spokane’s future is on the ballot—and so is our climate. (1) · The 15th Annual Inland Northwest Permaculture Convergence invites you to gather in community, ground your roots, and celebrate the intricate web of life that sustains us. September 19 - 21. This year’s theme, Roots and Culture, represents the marriage of ecological grounding and cultural flourishing (1)

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