Featured Events in Post Falls in May, 2024 (August Updated)

Witness the exciting climax of The Quincy Belt Tournament of Champions Comedy Competition Show! The final round of four semifinals is set to take place at The Draft Zone in Post Falls on May 4, 2024. Six top comedians from the Northwest will battle it out for the chance to secure a spot in the Tournament finals, where they will vie for the coveted $1000 grand prize. Hosted by the talented Jay Berg, this event promises an evening of laughter and entertainment. Adding to the excitement is a special extended performance by a MYSTERY guest comic! Tickets for this 21+ event are available for just $10. Don't miss out on this opportunity to experience top-notch comedy and see who will emerge victorious in this prestigious competition.

Discover the art of linocut at the upcoming workshop, 'Inspired By Knepp,' held at Knepp Estate's Rewilding Area in Dial Post. Delve into the rewilding movement through the eyes of twelve skilled artists showcasing their creations, inspired by the Knepp rewilding project. Led by artist Lizzie Wheeler, participants will learn the intricate process of carving and printing a one-color linocut, drawing from the diverse flora and fauna of the Knepp estate. Explore designing for lino, carving various marks, and printing on handmade papers without a press. Utilizing oil-based inks for superior results, a spectrum of colors will be at your disposal. No prior experience is necessary, and all materials will be provided; however, it is advisable to wear old clothing or an apron. Individuals aged 12 and above are welcome, with a maximum of 10 participants. Please note that access to both the workshop space and gallery involves steep steps, with no wheelchair accessibility. Secure your spot for this enriching workshop on May 5, 2024, at £54.88 per ticket.

Experience the #inspiredbyknepp painting with earth workshop at Knepp Estate's Rewilding Area in Dial Post. Delve into the world of foraged colors and ochres from the surrounding landscape, guided by the expertise of Peter Ward, a leading authority on earth pigments in the UK. This workshop offers a unique opportunity to explore the creative potential of earth colors through hands-on experimentation with natural materials like soil, clay, and rock. Participants will gain insights into geology, land use, and ecology while expressing a deep connection to the earth through art. During the workshop on May 6, 2024, from 10 am to 4 pm, you will learn various processing techniques and binders such as egg tempera and linseed oil to create individual and group paintings. No prior experience is necessary, as Peter Ward's holistic approach and expert knowledge will guide you through this enriching experience. Limited to 10 participants aged 14 and above, all materials and equipment will be provided, with light refreshments included. Don't forget to bring your own paper, brushes, packed lunch, and outdoor clothing for a day of immersive creativity in the heart of nature. Book your spot for £100 and embark on a journey of artistic discovery inspired by the wild landscapes of Knepp Estate.

Experience an enchanting evening of art and music at the Knepp Estate's Rewilding Area in Dial Post. Witness a live painting demonstration by Hester Berry, inspired by the picturesque landscape of Knepp, while David Smale performs on the Koto, a traditional Japanese instrument. David, a former bassist for The Yardbirds, shares his journey into Japanese music and culture, having received intensive training on the Koto in Osaka. Hester, with a background in landscape art, brings her expertise to life through her captivating painting. This exclusive event on May 10, 2024, commencing at 7.00 pm, is part of the exhibition "Inspired by Knepp." Proceeds from sales will support the Knepp Wildland Foundation. Unfortunately, due to the event's location in an old repurposed barn with limited accessibility, wheelchair access is not available. Join us for an unforgettable evening celebrating the fusion of art and music in a unique setting.