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August 2021
10X10X10XTieton
A juried exhibition, Tieton Arts & Humanities invites artists to submit work that is no larger than 10 inches by 10 inches by 10 inches. Works can be of any media or process from photo, painting, printmaking, book arts, video, ceramic, glass, metal, wood, and more. 10x10x10xTieton exhibits around 175 small works from around the globe each year, creating one of the most diverse shows in the Yakima Valley. Artists who’s work is accepted receive a handmade catalog created by… Continue Reading 10X10X10XTieton
Find out more »Latah Farmers Market
Since its grand opening in June, 2021, the Latah Farmers Market has attracted thousands of visitors who have enjoyed the relaxed, home-grown atmosphere of the new market. As the regional produce begins to ripen, shoppers will have access to an increasingly diverse selection of farm fresh products including berries, plums, apples, tomatoes, peppers, cucumbers, squash, beets, garlic, potatoes, greens, and flowers. Other local products featured at the Latah Farmers Market include bison meat, pastured pork, local beef, eggs, herbs, flowers,… Continue Reading Latah Farmers Market
Find out more »Motor-In Moscow Farmers Market
Shop from the comfort of your home from a variety of Moscow Farmers Market vendors thanks to the Motor-In Moscow Farmers Market- a pre-paid contactless, pick-up location. The online storefront will open Tuesday, 9 am until Thursday, 9 am each week. Collect orders at the Jackson Street second bay parking lot on Saturdays from 8 am to 10 am. Display the account name that orders are under in the backseat passenger window and have vehicle trunks clear and ready to… Continue Reading Motor-In Moscow Farmers Market
Find out more »Out of the Woods
This exhibit features artwork, utensils, and furniture made of wood by local artists John Barany, Randal Leek, Pat & Karen Miller, Norman Brown, Jerry Johnson, David Johansson, and Marilyn Bergevin.
Find out more »Moscow Farmers Market
Whether it's your first time visiting the Market, or you've been a core shopper since its inception, we invite you to join us for this year’s modified Moscow Farmers Market. Patrons receiving SNAP/EBT benefits are encouraged to visit the Backyard Harvest tent to participate in our Shop The Market program. Located by the clock and fountain in Friendship Square, patrons may use their SNAP/EBT card to purchase fresh produce and other eligible items from vendors enrolled with this program. Select… Continue Reading Moscow Farmers Market
Find out more »September 2021
Eat Local Month
September Eat Local Month is back! Join Sustainable Connections as they support and share the work of local farmers, fishers, ranchers, chefs, restaurateurs, and grocers during Eat Local Month. Follow Eat Local First NW (@eatlocalfirstnw) on social media in September to take your taste buds on a journey through the farmlands, seas, markets, and restaurants of Northwest Washington. Stay tuned for updates on weekly prize giveaways and additional chances to enter to win a Grand Prize worth over $350 in… Continue Reading Eat Local Month
Find out more »Resilient & Creative Exhibition
A National Juried Exhibition featuring the work of 42 artists from throughout the U.S. that explores themes of resilience in the face of obstacles, personal and communal.
Find out more »Community Gallery: Roger A Pugh
Roger Pugh, co-owner of a professional services firm in Ephrata, Washington has found that photography provides a great outlet and relief from an otherwise stressful occupation. Much like the development of strategies and detailed planning that he employs with his clients, he recognizes that a photographer can produce their best work when they similarly consider photography as a process rather than a ‘point and shoot’ moment. There are many things to consider in creating that perfect photo. Developing a plan,… Continue Reading Community Gallery: Roger A Pugh
Find out more »Pullman Farmers Market
Our market attracts great growers from Central Washington, and together we believe we offer one of the best weekday markets in the region. We are proud to offer our community farm-fresh local produce, specialty culinary herbs, eggs, meat, cut flowers, and beautiful plant varietals. Also offered are locally-sourced artisan breads, baked goods, and soup-mix varieties.
Find out more »Tonasket Farmers Market
The 24th Annual Tonasket Farmers Market starts again. We feature on average 30 unique vendors. From locally grown fruits and vegetables, handcrafted preserves and honey, to hand made arts and crafts.
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