Spokane, WA, September 18, 2026 — The city of Spokane is preparing to launch its Fall Arts 2026 season, a curated series of cultural events designed to engage the local community and attract visitors. The upcoming season promises a diverse program, highlighting both live entertainment and cinematic experiences.

Among the announced attractions is a performance by comedian Nikki Glaser. Glaser is known for her stand-up routines and television appearances. Specific dates and venue details for her performance are expected to be released as part of the full season schedule.

In addition to live comedy, the Fall Arts 2026 season will include a focus on classic horror cinema with a series of 35mm film screenings. This programming choice aims to offer a unique viewing experience, showcasing horror films in their original celluloid format. The selection of films for this series has not yet been detailed, nor have the locations or specific dates for these screenings been provided.

Further information regarding the complete roster of events, ticket availability, venues, and performance schedules for the Fall Arts 2026 season in Spokane is anticipated in the coming months. Organizers are working to finalize all details for what is expected to be a robust cultural offering for the region.

The city has a history of supporting arts and culture, and the Fall Arts season typically draws significant attention from residents and regional arts enthusiasts. This year’s announcement provides an early glimpse into the planned activities, with specific details on performers, films, and scheduling to follow.


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