Community Calendar

Rolling Hills Chorus presents "Where's Lois? An African Safari Mystery"

“Where’s Lois?” is Rolling Hills Chorus’ newest full-length scripted show, featuring a cappella barbershop harmonies and familiar American pop songs. Join us for an African safari mystery with music and laughter as our all‑women’s chorus brings this original story to life on stage. Check our our Bake Sale and Silent Auction in the theater lobby as well!

Your ticket supports live local harmony and helps keep community performances and open rehearsals going strong.

All seats are general admission. Doors open at 1:30 pm.

Patrick and Rita bring years of experience from the Seattle and Tri-Cities music scenes. Their sound blends timeless music across decades, from soulful classics to modern favorites. It’s music you know and love — delivered with their own fresh feel. All tied together by one common thread: music that brings people together.

5 PM - 8 PM

All ages, no cover, dinner show!

Join Cashmere Community Concerts, Saturday, October 24th, at 7:00pm and be drawn into a musical wonderland by Caleb Klauder & Reeb Willms. This vocally-driven duo whose music stands out as subtle, powerful and compelling will soak through to your bones. Their sound is elevated by Caleb’s distinctive and lyrical mandolin and grounded by Reeb’s unwavering guitar, as they perform original songs and tunes as well as their favorite picks from traditional and country repertoires. With wonderful harmonies, strong mandolin, and solid guitar playing, Caleb and Reeb deliver an “un-showy, authenticity” of pure, honest and classic sound to audiences both regionally and internationally….Located at the Cashmere Community Church; 213 S Division St, Cashmere, WA, a beautiful venue in which to enjoy Bluegrass music in a smoke & alcohol free environment, with light refreshments provided. Cost: $5.00 per person at the door, “Pass the Hat” for musicians with a suggested donation of $8 to $15 per person. Info: (509) 421-0494 or visit https://cashmereconcerts.com/

American Reflections explores the many voices of a nation in music both intimate and grand. Joan Tower’s Made in America opens with bold energy, followed by Kevin Puts’ Letters from Georgia, a song cycle inspired by Georgia O’Keeffe’s letters, featuring soprano Katie Van Kooten. Narrator Ray Horak brings President Lincoln’s words to life in Copland’s A Lincoln Portrait, before Barber’s Symphony No. 1 closes the program with sweeping lyricism.
For tickets visit mcintyrehall.org or call the box office at 360-416-7727
For more information, visit https://www.skagitsymphony.com/american-reflections or call the symphony office at 360-848-9336

Come show off your skills at our open mic night, every Monday 7-Whenever we're done!

ALL AGES until 11pm!

Full backline of gear includes drums, bass amp, guitar amp, piano and full PA.

Bring in your band, do a solo set, or just listen and enjoy some delicious Thai food and tasty drinks!

After decades of privately writing songs, in 2018 Talena boldly stepped forward with her debut EP. Her first release was an intimate voice and acoustic guitar record that earned rave reviews from online outlets such as Ear To The Ground and When The Horn The Blows. Since then, Talena has grown artistically through playing shows, and sharing her music in front of live audiences.

Her latest release, War Line, finds her incorporating a lusher Americana soundscape into her literate indie-folk. This expanded palette of instrumentation includes ethereal pedal steel, pastoral violin flourishes, and sensitive guitar, bass, and drums interplay.

Talena’s latest work recalls the subtle country-tinged beauty of songwriter indie artists such as Gregory Alan Isakov, Patrick Park, and John Paul White. The 5-song EP was recorded at Rye Room in Portland by studio owner and producer Matt Greco.

All ages, no cover, dinner show 6PM-8PM!

ARTIST LINK:

https://www.talenabricker.com/home

Jazz Wednesdays 6-8pm!

Grab your horn, axe, sticks or voice and sit in!

Or sit and enjoy the best in local jazz talent.

All Ages. No Cover. Dinner show. Reservations Recommended.

Peter Fletcher is an American classical guitarist based in Detroit and New York City. His recordings on the Centaur Records and Towerhill Recordings labels have been critically acclaimed. He is a graduate of the Eastman School of Music.

Peter offers an audience friendly, solo recital including repertoire that runs the gamut from the Renaissance Period through the 20th Century. Also, he will promoting a new Cd – Peter Fletcher in Concert as well as an all-Bach album.

His program features Bach’s Third Lute Suite and Jesu, Joy of Man’s Desiring; Suite Española by Gaspar Sanz; the exciting Grand Solo Op 14 by Fernando Sor and Spanish guitarist and composer Francisco Tárrega’s extraordinarily beautiful Capriccio Arabe.

Peter is especially excited to perform Simple Gifts, a Traditional Shaker Hymn arranged for guitar by guitarist Christopher Parkening.

He will play a captivating work entitled Usher – Valse by Russian guitarist and composer Nikita Koshkin. Composed in 1984, this piece has taken inspiration from the short story The Fall Of The House Of Usher by Edgar Allen Poe.

The concert will culminate with Spanish composer Isaac Albeniz’s Córdoba and Leyenda from Cantos de España, arranged by Fletcher from piano to classical guitar.

His interests outside of music include gardening, running, long distance cycling and fountain pens. An avid reader, he prefers the works of Cervantes, Proust, Faulkner, and Balzac.

We invite you to visit www.peterfletcher.com for more information.

Whalien travels the globe, moving with the crash of thunder and the poise of the lotus, showing listeners everywhere how to really, really rock. Their high-energy rock fusion will have you grinning, gasping, and dancing!

$10 Pre-sale

$15 at the Door

9 PM - Close

All ages until 11 PM

Celebrate 50 years of growers, makers, and performers at the Moscow Farmers Market! Join us every Saturday, May through October—rain or shine—on Main Street and in Friendship Square in downtown Moscow.

Now in its 50th year, the Market continues its mission to provide the community with the opportunity to buy and sell local and regional agricultural products, distinctive handmade goods, artisan pieces, and original-recipe cuisine.

Know Before You Go
• The Market is Americans with Disabilities Act friendly; only ADA Service Dogs are allowed on Main, Fifth, and Fourth Streets. All other animals are welcome on the sidewalks during Market.
• The Market is a nicotine free event, including vaping, chewing tobacco, and smoking.
• SNAP/EBT, WA State WIC, and SFMNP benefits are accepted.

For details on planning your visit, go to: https://www.ci.moscow.id.us/725/Plan-Your-Visit.