In 2020, we’ve heard more than enough about the divisions between Americans but, now that the holidays are here, it’s time to put aside our differences and come together in the spirit of hum... Read more
Polly Bemis is arguably one of Idaho’s most famous pioneers. The story of her life also could be one of the most embellished. Sold by her parents in China, Bemis was 18 when she stepped off... Read more
Missionary Marcus Whitman is one of the most memorialized figures in the Northwest, and his statue stands at the U.S. Capitol; but today he is more likely to be demonized as a coloniz... Read more
Touring Seattle artist James Coupe’s exhibit “Exercises in Passivity” can be a disorienting experience. The sound of tinny voices filtered through speakers reverberates off gallery walls. O... Read more
The food on our plates and the drinks in our cups have many stories to tell. As an immigrant and a professor of food history, Gitanjali Shahani knows more than most people about the food on... Read more
True ghost stories are rarely the terrifying tales told in horror movies. They’re more subtle and ephemeral, like a tap on the shoulder from an unseen dimension. This October, Inland 360 ask... Read more
Halloween this year is on a Saturday with a full moon. For lovers of this holiday, it’s an ideal combination: a full weekend to celebrate and a night sky decorated for festivities. But, queu... Read more
When it comes to showing people a different perspective on life, comedy has the superpower of the sneak attack. “The most dangerous people in society can change your mind without you knowin... Read more