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FILM WHITE CHRISTMAS WEEKEND
After seven years of showing some of the most cherished holiday films featuring one of Spokane’s most beloved locals, the 8th Annual Bing Crosby Holiday Film Festival is expanding to a second day. The fest also hosts a bus tour of Bing’s favorite Spokane spots for early ticket buyers (Dec. 15, $20). Screenings include White Christmas along with other holiday favorites like Holiday Inn and Going My Way. A new pick this year is Bing’s High Society; although it’s not a Christmas flick, it’s Grace Kelly’s last film appearance and also features Frank Sinatra and Louis Armstrong. As a special treat, Bing’s nephew Howard Crosby performs some of his uncle’s holiday favorites. — KATELYN SMITH Bing Crosby Holiday Film Festival • Dec. 14-15, show times vary • $8, children under 12 free • Bing Crosby Theater • 901 W. Sprague • bingcrosbytheater.com • 227-7638
THEATER HELLO, HOOLIGANS
The Herdman kids are monstrous little tykes who dole out mischief and misery on a daily basis. A couple struggling to put on a church Christmas pageant has no choice but to cast them as their stars, despite their reputations for causing mayhem, and hilarity ensues as the neighborhood gossips are horrified that such little sinners get to take on the big role of saints. Determined to make it work, the pageant begins to represent more than just a Sunday school production, as seemingly incorrigible children are redeemed and a whole town of people are reminded of the true meaning of Christmas. The JACC’s rendition promises to be a production the whole family can enjoy. — EMERA L. RILEY The Best Little Christmas Pageant Ever • Dec. 12-22, Thu-Sat at 7 pm, Sun at 2 pm • $10-$15 • Jacklin Arts & Cultural Center • 405 N. William St., Post Falls • thejacklincenter.org • (208) 457-8950
DECEMBER 12, 2013 INLANDER 61