Are you looking for a summer ice cream treat?

Check out these local ice creams shops!





For more summer fun http://www.inlander.com/spokane/summer-in-spokane/Content?oid=2132144

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All Scream!

Whether you live on the South Hill, the way-north-side or just, you know, the slightly north side, there’s an ice creamery dying to sell you flavored frozen dairy products.

The Scoop
1001 W. 25th Ave.
Source: Brain Freeze Creamery
24 flavors (rotating)
Mon-Thurs 7 am-9 pm, Fri 7 am-10 pm; Sat: 9 am-10 pm; Sunday 11 am-9 pm
Faves are Cakey Dough (cake batter and cookie dough) and Muddy Cups, Dirty Dishes (brownie batter and peanut butter cups) are perennial favorites. Sorbets are popular in summer.

Mary Lou’s Milk Bottle
802 W. Garland Ave.
Source: Mary Lou’s Ice Cream
18 flavors
Starting last week, the traditionally lunch-only restaurant began opening 11 am-8 pm, Mon-Sun.
River City Sludge (chocolate with chunks of brownies, fudge swirl) is a perennial favorite. Strangest recent creation is the cereal-flavored Blue Moon.

Didier’s Yogurt & More
10410 N. Division
Source: YoCream by Yoplait
Eight flavors (five rotate)
Mon-Sat 10:30 am-10 pm; Sun 11-9
Chocolate, vanilla and strawberry are standard. Pina Colada and Pomegranate Raspberry are summer faves.

Hula Hut Grill
12210 N. Division
Source: Brain Freeze
Creamery
16 Flavors (rotating)
Mon-Sun 11 am-8 pm

Mary Lou’s Ice Cream Parlor
821 N. Evergreen Rd.,
Spokane Valley
Source: Mary Lou’s Ice Cream
32 flavors
Summer Hours: daily 1-10 pm (LB)

Updated studio condo in the heart of the hospital district!

New price on this fabulous home close to Palisades Park!

Arbor Crest Wine Cellars - Performers on the Patio!

Performers on the Patio

• From: May 14, 2015 - September 24, 2015
• 5:30-7:30 pm
• Free
• Arbor Crest Wine Cellars
• 4705 N Fruit Hill Rd
• Spokane, WA 99217
• Area/Region: Spokane Valley
  
• Visit Website

Gather your friends and coworkers, pack a picnic and hang out at the coolest Thursday night spot in town! Musician and artist schedule:
May 14: Keys West Dueling Pianos, Rock ‘n’ Roll Piano Favorites. Dan Barker, Recycled Wood.

May 21:  Eric Neuhausser, R&B/Soul. Jennifer Massie, Yard Art.

May 28:  Benton & Gallagher, Indie Folk Rock meets the Blues. Patsy Pinch, Rock Art.

June 4:  Ron Greene, Acoustic Guitar & Vocals. Emily Travis, Painter.

June 11:  Butterscotch Blonde, Country Rock. Michael Dolan, Jewelry.

June 18:  Karrie O’Neill, Acoustic Folk & Pop. Kathy Le Francis, Jewelry and Kathy Gale, Prints.

June 25:  Kari Marguerite Trio, Pop/Jazz. Lisa Womak, Scarves.

July 2:  Borris & Catlett, Jazz Standards. Suzanne Alvarez, Jewelry.

July 9:  Pink Tango Trio, Global Jazz. Cindy Dillehay, Glass Art.

July 16:  Gator Loops, Funky Jazz Blues. Renay Piper, Painter.

July 23:  Larry Myer, Acoustic Folk Rock. Patti Simpson Ward, Americana Art.

July 30:  Spare Parts Trio, Soft Rock Classics. Kerry Whitsitt, Mosaics.

Aug 6:  Ryan Larsen & Chris Blair, Pure Country. Suzanne Alvarez, Jewelry.

Aug 13:  Nicole Lewis & Friends, Rhythm & Blues. Autumn Bunton, Pottery.

Aug 20:  Bridges Home, American Celtic Folk. Bobbie van Loben Sels, Jewelry.

Aug 27:  Bill Bozly, Acoustic Guitar & Vocals. Mary Jo Rawlsky, Photography.

Sept 3:  Harvey Stanley, Folk Rock. Lee Baughman, Salt/Pepper Grinders.

Sept 10:  Doghouse Boyz, Bluesy Folk-Rock. Tracey Hardy, Jewelry.

Sept 17:  Isaac Walton & Current Flow, Alt Folk Rock + Bluesy Soul. Jodee Moody, Pottery.

Sept 24:  Rachel Bade McMurphy Trio, Jazz. Dona Farsdahl, Jewelry.

Fabulous New Listing Near Palisades Park!

http://www.tourfactory.com/1358355

It is BIKE TO WORK week! Click on the link to see how you can participate!

Today, the first day of Bike to Work Week, the League of American Bicyclists has released its 2015 Bicycle Friendly State ranking. Washington state again ranks #1.
“When Washington Bikes, local economies grow, our kids can get to school more safely, and everyone is healthier,” said Barb Chamberlain, Executive Director of Washington Bikes. “I’m elated at Washington’s designation as the most bicycle friendly state, but we have so much more to do to make sure everyone from 8 to 80 can bicycle safely and easily. Being bike-friendly has become a measure of competitiveness as a state and others are coming after us.”
In 2014, progress and new information supporting the need for better bicycling continued:

• Bicycle safety for Washington’s children. Since 2010 over 56,000 children in more than 40 school districts statewide can bicycle safer because of Washington Bikes’ Safe Routes to School education program.
• Establishing the state’s first U.S. Bicycle Route from Anacortes to Newport. In May 2014 US Bicycle Route 10 (the State Route 20 corridor) was established. It’s the first Bicycle Route to the West Coast and it connects travelers and tourists from around the nation and world to Washington state. At our November Gala & Auction, WSDOT Secretary Lynn Peterson announced the establishment of a Scenic Bikeway Program to grow bicycle routes across the state.
• Governor’s Task Force on Outdoor Recreation and Parks. Washington Bikes Executive Director Barb Chamberlain served as co-chair to Governor Inslee’s Task Force to grow outdoor recreation in Washington state. One of the exciting outcomes of the work included a study showing bicycle riders spend $3.1 billion statewide.

Help keep Washington State #1 by donating to Washington Bikes today!

- See more at: http://wabikes.org/2015/05/11/washington-state-1-bicycle-friendly-state-nation-eighth-year-running/#sthash.hAhc8r1v.dpuf

Today, the first day of Bike to Work Week, the League of American Bicyclists has released its 2015 Bicycle Friendly State ranking. Washington state again ranks #1.
“When Washington Bikes, local economies grow, our kids can get to school more safely, and everyone is healthier,” said Barb Chamberlain, Executive Director of Washington Bikes. “I’m elated at Washington’s designation as the most bicycle friendly state, but we have so much more to do to make sure everyone from 8 to 80 can bicycle safely and easily. Being bike-friendly has become a measure of competitiveness as a state and others are coming after us.”
In 2014, progress and new information supporting the need for better bicycling continued:

• Bicycle safety for Washington’s children. Since 2010 over 56,000 children in more than 40 school districts statewide can bicycle safer because of Washington Bikes’ Safe Routes to School education program.
• Establishing the state’s first U.S. Bicycle Route from Anacortes to Newport. In May 2014 US Bicycle Route 10 (the State Route 20 corridor) was established. It’s the first Bicycle Route to the West Coast and it connects travelers and tourists from around the nation and world to Washington state. At our November Gala & Auction, WSDOT Secretary Lynn Peterson announced the establishment of a Scenic Bikeway Program to grow bicycle routes across the state.
• Governor’s Task Force on Outdoor Recreation and Parks. Washington Bikes Executive Director Barb Chamberlain served as co-chair to Governor Inslee’s Task Force to grow outdoor recreation in Washington state. One of the exciting outcomes of the work included a study showing bicycle riders spend $3.1 billion statewide.

Help keep Washington State #1 by donating to Washington Bikes today!

- See more at: http://wabikes.org/2015/05/11/washington-state-1-bicycle-friendly-state-nation-eighth-year-running/#sthash.hAhc8r1v.dpuf

 It's Bike To Work Week!

Washington State #1 Bicycle Friendly State in the Nation for Eighth Year Running

By Blake Trask | Published May 11, 2015

For the eighth year in a row, Washington state ranks as the most bicycle friendly state in the nation. The ranking – based on a comprehensive survey of 5 categories, including Legislation and Enforcement, Policies and Programs, Infrastructure and Funding, Education and Encouragement, Evaluation and Planning – shows that Washington’s score remained static over the past year.

- See more at: http://wabikes.org/2015/05/11/washington-state-1-bicycle-friendly-state-nation-eighth-year-running/#sthash.vFxpGYIp.dpuf

Washington State #1 Bicycle Friendly State in the Nation for Eighth Year Running

By Blake Trask | Published May 11, 2015

For the eighth year in a row, Washington state ranks as the most bicycle friendly state in the nation. The ranking – based on a comprehensive survey of 5 categories, including Legislation and Enforcement, Policies and Programs, Infrastructure and Funding, Education and Encouragement, Evaluation and Planning – shows that Washington’s score remained static over the past year.

- See more at: http://wabikes.org/2015/05/11/washington-state-1-bicycle-friendly-state-nation-eighth-year-running/#sthash.fvfIGSq3.dpuf

Washington State #1 Bicycle Friendly State in the Nation for Eighth Year Running

By Blake Trask | Published May 11, 2015

For the eighth year in a row, Washington state ranks as the most bicycle friendly state in the nation. The ranking – based on a comprehensive survey of 5 categories, including Legislation and Enforcement, Policies and Programs, Infrastructure and Funding, Education and Encouragement, Evaluation and Planning – shows that Washington’s score remained static over the past year.

- See more at: http://wabikes.org/2015/05/11/washington-state-1-bicycle-friendly-state-nation-eighth-year-running/#sthash.fvfIGSq3.dpuf

Today, the first day of Bike to Work Week, the League of American Bicyclists has released its 2015 Bicycle Friendly State ranking. Washington state again ranks #1.
“When Washington Bikes, local economies grow, our kids can get to school more safely, and everyone is healthier,” said Barb Chamberlain, Executive Director of Washington Bikes. “I’m elated at Washington’s designation as the most bicycle friendly state, but we have so much more to do to make sure everyone from 8 to 80 can bicycle safely and easily. Being bike-friendly has become a measure of competitiveness as a state and others are coming after us.”
In 2014, progress and new information supporting the need for better bicycling continued:

• Bicycle safety for Washington’s children. Since 2010 over 56,000 children in more than 40 school districts statewide can bicycle safer because of Washington Bikes’ Safe Routes to School education program.
• Establishing the state’s first U.S. Bicycle Route from Anacortes to Newport. In May 2014 US Bicycle Route 10 (the State Route 20 corridor) was established. It’s the first Bicycle Route to the West Coast and it connects travelers and tourists from around the nation and world to Washington state. At our November Gala & Auction, WSDOT Secretary Lynn Peterson announced the establishment of a Scenic Bikeway Program to grow bicycle routes across the state.
• Governor’s Task Force on Outdoor Recreation and Parks. Washington Bikes Executive Director Barb Chamberlain served as co-chair to Governor Inslee’s Task Force to grow outdoor recreation in Washington state. One of the exciting outcomes of the work included a study showing bicycle riders spend $3.1 billion statewide.

Help keep Washington State #1 by donating to Washington Bikes today!

- See more at: http://wabikes.org/2015/05/11/washington-state-1-bicycle-friendly-state-nation-eighth-year-running/#sthash.vFxpGYIp.dpufhttp://wabikes.org/2015/05/11/washington-state-1-bicycle-friendly-state-nation-eighth-year-running/

Today, the first day of Bike to Work Week, the League of American Bicyclists has released its 2015 Bicycle Friendly State ranking. Washington state again ranks #1.
“When Washington Bikes, local economies grow, our kids can get to school more safely, and everyone is healthier,” said Barb Chamberlain, Executive Director of Washington Bikes. “I’m elated at Washington’s designation as the most bicycle friendly state, but we have so much more to do to make sure everyone from 8 to 80 can bicycle safely and easily. Being bike-friendly has become a measure of competitiveness as a state and others are coming after us.”
In 2014, progress and new information supporting the need for better bicycling continued:

• Bicycle safety for Washington’s children. Since 2010 over 56,000 children in more than 40 school districts statewide can bicycle safer because of Washington Bikes’ Safe Routes to School education program.
• Establishing the state’s first U.S. Bicycle Route from Anacortes to Newport. In May 2014 US Bicycle Route 10 (the State Route 20 corridor) was established. It’s the first Bicycle Route to the West Coast and it connects travelers and tourists from around the nation and world to Washington state. At our November Gala & Auction, WSDOT Secretary Lynn Peterson announced the establishment of a Scenic Bikeway Program to grow bicycle routes across the state.
• Governor’s Task Force on Outdoor Recreation and Parks. Washington Bikes Executive Director Barb Chamberlain served as co-chair to Governor Inslee’s Task Force to grow outdoor recreation in Washington state. One of the exciting outcomes of the work included a study showing bicycle riders spend $3.1 billion statewide.

Help keep Washington State #1 by donating to Washington Bikes today!

- See more at: http://wabikes.org/2015/05/11/washington-state-1-bicycle-friendly-state-nation-eighth-year-running/#sthash.hAhc8r1v.dpuf

Today, the first day of Bike to Work Week, the League of American Bicyclists has released its 2015 Bicycle Friendly State ranking. Washington state again ranks #1.
“When Washington Bikes, local economies grow, our kids can get to school more safely, and everyone is healthier,” said Barb Chamberlain, Executive Director of Washington Bikes. “I’m elated at Washington’s designation as the most bicycle friendly state, but we have so much more to do to make sure everyone from 8 to 80 can bicycle safely and easily. Being bike-friendly has become a measure of competitiveness as a state and others are coming after us.”
In 2014, progress and new information supporting the need for better bicycling continued:

• Bicycle safety for Washington’s children. Since 2010 over 56,000 children in more than 40 school districts statewide can bicycle safer because of Washington Bikes’ Safe Routes to School education program.
• Establishing the state’s first U.S. Bicycle Route from Anacortes to Newport. In May 2014 US Bicycle Route 10 (the State Route 20 corridor) was established. It’s the first Bicycle Route to the West Coast and it connects travelers and tourists from around the nation and world to Washington state. At our November Gala & Auction, WSDOT Secretary Lynn Peterson announced the establishment of a Scenic Bikeway Program to grow bicycle routes across the state.
• Governor’s Task Force on Outdoor Recreation and Parks. Washington Bikes Executive Director Barb Chamberlain served as co-chair to Governor Inslee’s Task Force to grow outdoor recreation in Washington state. One of the exciting outcomes of the work included a study showing bicycle riders spend $3.1 billion statewide.

Help keep Washington State #1 by donating to Washington Bikes today!

- See more at: http://wabikes.org/2015/05/11/washington-state-1-bicycle-friendly-state-nation-eighth-year-running/#sthash.hAhc8r1v.dpuf

Today, the first day of Bike to Work Week, the League of American Bicyclists has released its 2015 Bicycle Friendly State ranking. Washington state again ranks #1.
“When Washington Bikes, local economies grow, our kids can get to school more safely, and everyone is healthier,” said Barb Chamberlain, Executive Director of Washington Bikes. “I’m elated at Washington’s designation as the most bicycle friendly state, but we have so much more to do to make sure everyone from 8 to 80 can bicycle safely and easily. Being bike-friendly has become a measure of competitiveness as a state and others are coming after us.”
In 2014, progress and new information supporting the need for better bicycling continued:

• Bicycle safety for Washington’s children. Since 2010 over 56,000 children in more than 40 school districts statewide can bicycle safer because of Washington Bikes’ Safe Routes to School education program.
• Establishing the state’s first U.S. Bicycle Route from Anacortes to Newport. In May 2014 US Bicycle Route 10 (the State Route 20 corridor) was established. It’s the first Bicycle Route to the West Coast and it connects travelers and tourists from around the nation and world to Washington state. At our November Gala & Auction, WSDOT Secretary Lynn Peterson announced the establishment of a Scenic Bikeway Program to grow bicycle routes across the state.
• Governor’s Task Force on Outdoor Recreation and Parks. Washington Bikes Executive Director Barb Chamberlain served as co-chair to Governor Inslee’s Task Force to grow outdoor recreation in Washington state. One of the exciting outcomes of the work included a study showing bicycle riders spend $3.1 billion statewide.

Help keep Washington State #1 by donating to Washington Bikes today!

- See more at: http://wabikes.org/2015/05/11/washington-state-1-bicycle-friendly-state-nation-eighth-year-running/#sthash.hAhc8r1v.dpuf

New Listing! Contemporary One Owner Home On 10 Acres!