She is an active member of the American Association for Justice. Sara is the WSAJ Diversity Committee Co-Chair and as well as the Co-Chair for the GLP Diversity Committee. Each year GLP Attorneys is proud to employee up to 10 Legal Interns across the State. Our Legal Internship Program exists to providing meaningful work experiences for students in law school that are interested in careers in the personal injury field. In addition to serving clients across the Pacific Northwest, Sara leads our Legal Internship Program for our Eastern Washington region. As well, she has been selected by Spokane Coeur d’Alene Magazine as a Top Lawyer in Spokane from 2016 to 2021. Sara has been awarded the Rising Star Super Lawyers Award in 2017, 2018, 20, which is awarded to the top 2.5% of attorneys in the state. She has successfully served the needs of personal injury clients and has experience in a variety of cases, including nursing home neglect, wrongful death, motor vehicle collision, premises liability, and products liability. No matter what, you’ll leave with something you’ve created.Sara has worked for GLP Attorneys since 2014 and is a Partner in the Spokane and Tri-Cities offices. Regular drop-in groups for drawing and writing can help you establish a creative practice. Other workshops focus on art and media, robotics and computer programming. This fall, sign up for a tarot-themed writing workshop and get your writing published in a short-run book. Spark Central in Kendall Yards offers workshops and regular open hours for getting the creative juices flowing. Have big dreams for laser cutting and welding? The nonprofit offers membership and walks you through safely operating equipment. Or, just drop in and see what others are working on. Sign up for a workshop on welding, using a laser cutter or molding with clay.
Gizmo in Coeur d’Alene has all the tools to bring your art to life, from woodshop tools to electronics-and, volunteers can help you learn to use it all.
Many of the classes occur weekly on an ongoing basis, offering an opportunity to hone your craft over time. Spokane Art School on Monroe offers bring-your-own supplies painting workshops and open studio sessions hosted by local artists. The space, formerly home to the Tinman Art Gallery, has been converted to a working studio where some of the area’s best-known artists teach their craft. Whether it’s watercolor, acrylic painting, pottery or drawing you’ve always wanted to master, there’s a class for that at Spokane Art School in the Garland District. Painting, Pottery and more at Spokane Art School and Spokane Art Supply
SATORI SPOKANE FREE
The studio offers open dance, group classes and private lessons in tango, bachata, salsa and more.īut it’s not just about dance: the free language classes focus on song lyrics, opening the door to a better understanding of the culture where the dance originates. Tucked behind the new Texas Barbecue and Whistle Punk Brewery in downtown Spokane, Satori takes a little effort to find-but it’s well worth the search. Now, the organization has its own gallery space year-round in which it hosts classes and rotating exhibits by local artists. Terrain is known for its once-a-year bash that’s part art exhibit, part concert and downtown Spokane’s biggest party of the year. Each class costs $15 and is open to artists of all skill levels who are 18 or older. Sunday afternoon figure drawing classes at the Terrain gallery space use live models, beginning with a few short poses and moving to longer drawing times as the session progresses. Whether through movement or creating something with your hands, learning together makes for meaningful and memorable experiences.
By: Erika Prins / in Local Top Five, Spokane CDA Livingĭinner and drinks can wait-don’t miss these unique opportunities to get artsy together with guidance from local creative geniuses.
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