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May 3, 1 pm-4 pm Keep the celebration going after the race at the Bloomsday 50th Block Party in Kendall Yards. This free, family-friendly event features four live music stages, food vendors, patio seating with drinks, and complimentary post-race recovery care at each stage. Guests can also explore a special Bloomsday history exhibit and take part in a fun passport program for a chance to win VIP concert tickets. Whether you ran the race or just want to join the festivities,

April 26, 9 am-11 am Wrap up Earth Day weekend by giving back to the environment at the Shoreline Clean-Up in Sandpoint. Volunteers will gather at City Beach to help restore and protect the area’s natural beauty, focusing on the shoreline, lower Sand Creek, and the Pend d’Oreille Bay Trail. Hosted in partnership with the Idaho Conservation League and the City of Sandpoint, this event welcomes participants of all ages to lend a hand. Whether you stay for the full event or drop

April 25, 11 am-2 pm Honor Spokane’s designation as a Tree City USA at the annual Arbor Day Celebration held at Finch Arboretum. This free, rain-or-shine event offers a full afternoon of family-friendly activities, including live music, environmental education, and interactive demonstrations focused on tree care and sustainability. Attendees can pick up free seedlings and compost, take home a compost bin (while supplies last), and enjoy coffee and treats for early arrivals.

April 25, 9 am Celebrate Earth Day in an active and meaningful way at Sandpoint City Beach with the annual “One With Nature” 8K Run/Walk. This scenic, community-focused event invites participants of all ages to run or walk along the lake while enjoying the beauty of the outdoors. In addition to the race, a local vendor fair highlights organizations and businesses centered around sustainability and outdoor living. Proceeds support the Parks and Recreation Department and wildli

April 25 Celebrate Earth Day with community, creativity, and sustainability in Spokane’s West Central neighborhood during its free, family-friendly block party this Saturday. The 2nd Annual Earth Day Block Party will feature live music, free food, and hands-on activities for all ages. Highlights include a free bike giveaway, a bike rodeo, and on-site maintenance to help riders get road-ready. Block Party guests can also take home native plants, connect with local nonprofits,