A seminar you won’t want to miss!
Learn About AI for Event Organizers, New Liquor Laws and Discuss the City of Spokane’s Event Policies
Wednesday, September 24,
GESA Credit Union Pavilion, Riverfront Spokane
11:30 a.m. —12:30 p.m.
5 Ways AI Can Transform Your Day
It's a new way to search, it helps you be a researcher, it helps you be an expert, it helps you be an analyst, and it helps you be a designer.
In this talk, you’ll discover five ways AI can help your daily activities: it reimagines how you search for information, enhances your abilities as a researcher and subject-matter expert, and empowers you with advanced analytical insights. You’ll also see how AI streamlines creative workflows, turning design challenges into intuitive, data-driven solutions that save time and spark innovation.
Joe Allan Muharsky, Teamatorium
12:30 – 1:15 p.m.
Luncheon
A Discussion With Steve MacDonald of the City of Spokane
Hear from the person who oversees the city's economic development efforts, planning, and development services. Hear him speak to the following subects, followed by questions of your own.
• Events are important as part of the tourism mix for the area
• Events celebrate the soul of the city and what’s good in Spokane
• Hear why the Mayor and the City have limited fee increases for events
• Receive input from city officials on what event organizers can do help them with permitting and other processes.
• Discussion from organizers on what the city might do to help them stage their events
Steve MacDonald, City of Spokane
1:15 – 2:00 p.m.
The New Liquor Laws, and how HB 1515 Will Affect Events
HB 1515 empowers local governments to request expanded outdoor and indoor alcohol service for liquor licensees until December 31, 2027. It also allows for shared service areas among multiple licensees and mandating safety measures such as law enforcement presence.
Beth Lehmann, Washington State Liquor and Cannabis Control Board
This program is supported, in part, by a grant from the Washington State Arts Commission.
