Tuesday, April 28, 2015
Tasty evening, writing on race and Wayne "The Train" in Spokane tonight
A bevy of entertaining options await in our event listings and Staff Picks, so get on over there and check them out when you have time.
Here are a couple highlights I found for Tuesday, April 28:
FOOD | The River City Beer Dinner is bringing together River City Brewing and Rock City Grill in delicious ways.
WORDS | Humanities Washington is back in town for another Think & Drink session at Lindamens, this one tackling the subject of Writing in the Margins: Race in Literature. The event will feature Featuring Gonzaga professor Jessica Maucione, poet Mandy Smoker Broaddus and author Shann Ray.
LIVE BANDS | The Bartlett is hosting one of the baddest mofos on the planet in Wayne "The Train" Hancock, a smoking guitar player and performer who captures a retro juke-joint sound will style. He'll be joined by Cursive Wires; here's a sample of what Hancock has going:
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