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August 2021
Tuesday Community Market
Buy Local at the 2021 Tuesday Community Market! The Tuesday Community Market opens on Tuesday, June 15th from 4-7PM at the Latah County Fairgrounds located at 1021 Harold Street in Moscow. The market will be held every Tuesday from June 15th through October 5th featuring local bands and vendors selling plants, produce, handmade crafts, beer, food, and more! For more information or to become a vendor, email [email protected] or call 208-883-2267
Find out more »LISTEN LIVE AT LUNCH Summer Concert Series
Free classical concerts. Wednesdays at noon at First Lutheran church (524 S I St., Tacoma) July 7 Wyatt Smith, organ. A program of works by American composers July 14 Corvid Ensemble. Clarice Alfonso, soprano; Marjorie Bunday, contralto; Lark Powers, piano. A Flight of Song: A program of diverse music featuring birds on the wing and other flying things. July 21 David Salge, clarinet; Coni Liljengren, piano. Works by John Williams, R. Muczyinski, P. Reade, and B. Kovacs. July 28 Jazz… Continue Reading LISTEN LIVE AT LUNCH Summer Concert Series
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 »Supercomputers: Solving Big Science Problems
For the first time ever, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL) is opening its doors and inviting the public to a series of free, live, virtual tours of numerous labs on its Richland campus. Researchers from across PNNL will be your hosts as you discover the spaces and instruments behind our science and impact. Learn about nuclear explosion monitoring, the science and hardware behind machine learning and artificial intelligence, our work in nuclear energy and environmental management, and so much more.… Continue Reading Supercomputers: Solving Big Science Problems
Find out more »MET Live in HD: Rigoletto
Michael Mayer’s acclaimed production, first seen in the 2012–13 season, sets the action of Verdi’s masterpiece in 1960 Las Vegas—a neon-lit world ruled by money and ruthless, powerful men. Piotr Beczała is the Duke, a popular entertainer and casino owner who will stop at nothing to get what he wants. Željko Lučić sings Rigoletto, his sidekick and comedian, and Diana Damrau is Rigoletto’s innocent daughter, Gilda. When she is seduced by the Duke, Rigoletto sets out on a tragic course… Continue Reading MET Live in HD: Rigoletto
Find out more »Finding Resilience in a Challenging World: Social Justice, COVID, and Beyond
This is the third annual conference produced by the Lewis Clark Valley Resilience Coalition, on Zoom Aug 5 2021. Conference topics include a medical track with presentations on serious illness and COVID and chronic trauma/resilience, and a panel of pediatricians. A social justice track includes presentations on critical race theory, and decolonizing social justice. There are other sessions more generally on childhood trauma (adverse childhood experiences), parenting, and education. The conference description and registration are at https://lcvrc.clubexpress.com/content.aspx?page_id=4002&club_id=344134&item_id=1460587
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.
Find out more »Big Idea Talks: Powerful Stories: The Search for Healing and Empathy in Our Community
Join us for the event launch of The Listeners Project: Queremos Escucharte, a community collaboration begun by the Walla Walla Immigrant Rights Coalition's Colectivo de Arte Social, the Whitman College and Northwest Archives, and Walla Walla Public Library. Listener and Colectivo de Arte Social member Guillermo Corro will connect his experiences to the The Listeners Project: Queremos Escucharte theme of the power of stories as a way to heal and build a stronger community. Registration for this free event is… Continue Reading Big Idea Talks: Powerful Stories: The Search for Healing and Empathy in Our Community
Find out more »Guided Nature Walk
Join the Wenatchee River Institute for a two-hour nature walk led by one of our knowledgeable naturalists. This walk through Waterfront Park provides the opportunity to explore the outdoors and learn about natural and cultural history specific to Leavenworth with scenic views along the way! You will learn about many topics including local plants and animals, geology, the p’squosa (Wenatchi) people and the history of Leavenworth. We’ll stop to smell both the roses and some vanilla-scented trees. Difficulty level: a… Continue Reading Guided Nature Walk
Find out more »NSEA Guided River Walk
Join NSEA naturalists on an hour-long guided walk along the Nooksack River to learn about local salmon species and their lifecycle and habitat! Open to all ages, no RSVP required. Trail includes stairs and slight inclines. Meet at Horseshoe Bend Trail just east of Glacier.
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