Madison Pearson is the Listings Editor and Digital Lead at Inlander. She specializes in arts and entertainment, contributing to various sections including music and culture, while also managing the publication's event calendar and social media presence. Madison's work has been featured in Inlander and BioRxiv, highlighting her insights into local artists, events, and the significance of sports culture.
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Madison's coverage focuses on local events, seasonal content, and entertainment news with an emphasis on books, music, art, and celebrations in Spokane. She often incorporates expert commentary into her articles.
For pitches to Madison Pearson, consider providing insights or access to unique local events in Spokane related to books, music, art exhibitions as well as seasonal activities. Additionally, offering expert commentary from individuals deeply involved in the local arts and culture scene may be of particular interest to her due to the high percentage of event coverage in her articles.
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By: Madison Pearson
The Spokane Public Library system consists of seven branches spread out across the city, each catering to the community it serves.
By: Madison Pearson
Spokane's art scene is always coming up with creative ways to help in times of need, and this past week its members have once again stepped up.
By: Madison Pearson
The Art Spirit Gallery's former space enters a new chapter as MODUS Fine Arts.
By: Madison Pearson
Franklin Jonas (middle) surrounds audiences with the sound and spirit of Americana.
On Oct. 26, 2003, KYRS Thin Air Community Radio sent out its first broadcast.
By: Madison Pearson
Kate Reed and Tim Greenup explore human curiosity in Wonder Killer. Do chickens have belly buttons? Do minor league soccer players need off-season jobs?
TERRAIN 17 Spokane's art scene is no longer a “hidden gem” or the city's “best-kept secret” — all of the artists and people who support it are doing so loudly and proudly!
By: Madison Pearson
Jackie Giroux and Caelen Perkins met like any other best friend duo, in the hallowed halls of their high school.
By: Madison Pearson
If you’re lucky, every day you’ll stumble across a piece of locally created art while simply going about daily life here in the Inland Northwest.
By: Madison Pearson
of 4 There are plenty of sayings about the concept of home: “Home is not a place, it's a feeling.”
