By FāVS News Columnist
This week’s roundup spans faith communities across the Inland Northwest and beyond, from a Habitat for Humanity benefit concert to a special Faith and Family day at a Seattle Mariners game. Here are those regional religion events and others for this week.
Kelly Hughes Band Christian Concert
July 31 | Spokane | Christian
Join the Kelly Hughes Band for a special evening of faith, fellowship and live music to support the Immaculate Heart Retreat Center on July 31 from 5:30-9 p.m. The evening will include a BBQ dinner. More information online.
Kalispel Tribe of Indians Pow-Wow
July 31-Aug. 2 | Cusick, WA | Indigenous Culture
The Kalispel Tribe will host their 49th Annual Pow-Wow over three days. It will include a Grand Entry, a Buffalo Fun Run and a Buffalo BBQ. More information online.
Faith, Family and the Seattle Mariners
Aug. 1 | Seattle | Christian
Seattle Mariners will host Faith and Family Day Aug. 1. Enjoy a discounted Mariners–Twins ticket, then stay for an exclusive postgame concert and player Q&A. Purchase by July 31, 5 p.m. Must arrange for tickets online.
Moscow Food Drive
Aug. 1 | Moscow, Idaho | Interfaith
Annual community donation drive by the Latah County Human Rights Task Force and Moscow Human Rights Commission collecting nonperishable food, household items, fresh produce and cash for local food banks and Food For Kids. Donations accepted at East City Park and Moscow Farmers Market.
Seattle Concert for Affordable Housing
Aug. 1 | Seattle | Interfaith
Habitat for Humanity Seattle — King & Kittitas Counties will host a benefit concert at Swiftwater Cellars featuring Aaron Crawford, Leah Justine and Jodi Ryan. The family-friendly event raises funds and awareness for permanently affordable homeownership, helping local families build stable futures in Kittitas County. Tickets purchased online.
Upcoming Fun Run
Aug. 1 | Spokane | Interfaith
Family Promise of Spokane will host a free event on Aug. 1 at 8:30 a.m. to raise awareness for ending homelessness. Learn More.
‘Cuba after Castro’ Screening
Aug. 2 | Spokane | Interfaith
A free screening of “Cuba after Castro” at Magic Lantern Theater will be followed by a discussion and community gathering with food, music and dancing, from 4-8 p.m. Aug. 2. Donations support solar panels for Cuba during its energy crisis while encouraging dialogue about Cuba’s history, politics and U.S. relations. Reservations and donations are online.
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The FPS fun run will be held on August 1st (not the second). Hope to see you then!
Corrected. Thank you.