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Spotlight on Sponsors: Performing Arts

Many local symphonies and theatres are welcoming patrons back for the 2022-23 season. They are eager to take the stage and offer fans live performances that range from familiar works and artists to lesser knowns and new works. Please visit their websites and social media pages for updates.

The Bellingham Symphony is thrilled to once again share the experience of LIVE performances from amazing soloists and our orchestra. The BSO has seven concerts this season for you to enjoy. From Mozart’s Requiem to Brahms’ Violin Concerto, it is a season filled with beautiful familiar works alongside inspiring contemporary voices.

Central Basin Community Concert Association offers performances throughout the year with seasons passes and single tickets at the door day of performance.

Columbia Basin Allied Arts has provided a wide variety of nationally and internationally acclaimed arts performances and events to Washington’s Columbia Basin since June 1978.

Fort Walla Walla Museum is located on the grounds of a 19th-century military fort, and provides special programs and events held on the Museum grounds all year. There is always something new happening at the old fort. Learn more at- fwwm.org

Harper Joy Theatre produces a season of theater and dance each academic year. Individual tickets for the first production of the 2022-2023 season, “They Don’t Pay? We Won’t Play,” go on sale Thursday, September 15, 2022. Season Pass packages are available now. Details online.

The Kenworthy Performing Arts Center New seats. Doors open. Movies on. What else is there to know about Moscow’s art-house cinema? Events, MET Live performances and movie show times are all on the KPAC website.

The mission of the Lincoln Theatre is to entertain, inform, and inspire our diverse community through cinema, live performance, and educational programs while preserving the historic Lincoln Theatre. Season details and tickets can be found on their website: lincolntheatre.org

The Mid-Columbia Mastersingers have a mission to transform lives through the power of choral music. Each season, they offer a series of four to five sets of concerts and special events like their annual Hanford B Reactor Concert. Details at mcmastersingers.org.

For more than 75 years, the Mid-Columbia Symphony has been a cultural resource for the Mid-Columbia region. They produce four to seven concerts annually, contracting with guest artists and collaborating with other regional performing arts organizations. Details online.

Numerica Performing Arts Center The PAC is BACK! Kicking off the season the Purple Xperience, a tribute to Prince, September 23rd, tickets are available now online or at the box office.

Palouse Choral Society The community chorus of the inland Northwest returns September 25th with a season kickoff. View the full season on their website.

The GESA Power House Theatre serves the Walla Walla Valley with a belief that the arts are for everyone and pledge to be a place where positive social and artistic enterprises can flourish. Music, dance, magic, comedy and more for guests of all ages. Details and tickets at phtww.org

McIntyre Hall serves the region with outstanding events that enrich, inspire and entertain.

Mount Baker Theatre Igniting the imagination since 1927. Ensuring that the region has local access to professional entertainers and world-class shows is an important part of their mission. They invite you to explore upcoming events and purchase tickets on their website.

Pullman Civic Theatre Main Stage performances include “Of Mice and Men” in October and A Christmas Carol in December. Season and individual tickets can be purchased online.

The Skagit Symphony is a community-based orchestra that has been in existence since 1961. Upcoming concert season information to be announced soon on their website.

Symphony Tacoma: Inspiring audiences for 76 years, including the October 15^th season opener “Rachmaninoff and Roses,” spotlighting Symphonic Dances. Tickets online.

The Three Rivers Folklife Society – The Annual Tumbleweed Festival is held over Labor Day Weekend at Howard Amon Park in Richland. Information about a full season of music and dancing can be found on their website: 3rfs.org and on Facebook.

The Walla Walla Symphony delights and challenges the community by providing live orchestral performances and opportunities for learning about music. Each season they continue their legacy of impacting people through music by offering symphonic concerts and other special music events, including, free and low-cost offerings for youth and families. Season details are at wwsymphony.org

Washington Center for the Performing Arts A new season of live performances begins in November at South Puget Sound’s beloved performing arts facility. Visit their website for latest news and upcoming events designed to inspire.

The Washington-Idaho Symphony’s new season premieres October 8^th with Aubin and Kubo and “Selections from Carmen.” The all-new Silverthorne Chamber Series begins in November. Visit the WIS website for tickets, concert details and the newsletter sign-up.

The Wenatchee Valley Symphony celebrates over 75 years with a season premiere on October 1^st. “American Beauty” features Michael Daugherty’s “Fire and Blood,” inspired by Diego Rivera’s Detroit Industry Murals and Frieda Kahlo’s paintings of the same era. Learn more and find tickets on the Symphony’s website.

The Yakima Symphony Orchestra begins a new season on September 24^thwith a performance of Tchaikovsky’s 5^th Symphony at the Capitol Theatre. Season tickets and concert details on the YSO website.

Arts + Culture | Community Partners on NWPB

Spotlight on Sponsors: Independent Bookstores

Independent booksellers bring a world of ideas to your community. That’s why NWPB is proud to spotlight Independent Bookstore Day, celebrated Saturday, April 24^th. Our local bookshops provide an in-person, over-the-phone and online connection ideas, experiences, and entertainment. Among the bookshops we recognize for their vital service are these NWPB sponsors:

A Book for All Seasons, Leavenworth

Adventures Underground, RIchland

BookPeople of Moscow

Browsers Bookshop, Olympia

Brused Books, Pullman

Inklings Bookshop, Yakima

How are other of your favorite community groups responding to Covid-19 protocols?

The non-profit organizations that support NWPB are prioritizing your health while working to produce and provide access to music, art and culture. Locate your community on the map and peruse the latest updates from the organizations that make the place we call home so special.

The Pacific Northwest is home to a rich array of organizations centered on the arts, history, and nature. If this partial list has piqued your interest, we encourage you to seek out other museums and experiences via local cultural and educational organizations.

NWPB is proud to partner with local non-profits, now and always.

A Book For All Seasons, Leavenworth

Applesox Baseball Club, Wenatchee

Central Basin Community Concert Association

Columbia Basin Allied Arts, Moses Lake

Columbia Chorale, Wenatchee

Community Foundation of NCW, Wenatchee

CWU Theatre

Ellensburg Arts Commission

Ellensburg Farmer’s Market

Ellensburg Film Festival

Gallery One Visual Arts Center, Ellensburg