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April 2019
Mastersingers Youth Choirs – Spring Session
Mastersingers Youth (MY) Choirs seek young singers to join for the Spring 2019 Session! The 4 non-auditioned MY choirs are open to all youth in grades 4-12, and provide educational and performance-oriented programming. Rehearsals are Monday evenings, February 4-May 20, at the CBC Choir Room Pasco campus: 4:30-6:00 - Boys Choir, Girls Choir (grades 4-7) 6:15-7:45 - Young Men's Choir, Young Women's Choir (grades 8-12) Registration is online at http://www.mcmastersingers.org/youthchoir.html. Tuition and fees are as follows: $40/month Tuition, available in… Continue Reading Mastersingers Youth Choirs – Spring Session
Find out more »The Tragedy of King Richard the Second – National Theatre Live
Shakespeare’s Richard II starts his four history plays about the House of Lancaster. King Richard (who ruled from 1377-1399) is a weak monarch, indecisive and irresponsible. With the country on the verge of crisis, nobleman Bolingbroke challenges Richard for the throne, and eventually deposes him – an act which is viewed as the origin for the War of the Roses between the Houses of York and Lancaster. Playing the title role is Simon Russell Beale, one of Britain’s finest Shakespearean… Continue Reading The Tragedy of King Richard the Second – National Theatre Live
Find out more »Film: The Beaver Believers (encore screening)
The recent Walla Walla premiere screening of the new documentary film The Beaver Believers was a sold-out success so the filmmakers and Gesa Power House Theatre are bringing it back for an encore screening on Earth Day, April 22 at 7:00 p.m. The Beaver Believers is the urgent yet whimsical story of an unlikely cadre of activists who share a common vision: restoring the North American Beaver - that most industrious, ingenious, bucktoothed engineer - to the watersheds of the… Continue Reading Film: The Beaver Believers (encore screening)
Find out more »The Why, How, Where and What of Earthquake Early Warning
Why should we prepare for earthquakes in the Pacific Northwest? How could seconds of warning help make us less vulnerable to damage and injury? How do earthquake early warning (EEW) systems work, and when might we have one? As part of its 2019 Annual Meeting, the Seismological Society of America is hosting a public town hall meeting Tuesday, April 23 regarding EEW systems in the Pacific Northwest. The meeting takes place at The Westin Seattle in rooms Cascade I &… Continue Reading The Why, How, Where and What of Earthquake Early Warning
Find out more »Kay Kenyon: Nest of the Monarch
Kay Kenyon shares newly-released paranormal historical “Nest of the Monarch”--the electrifying conclusion to the Dark Talents series. Undercover in 1936 Berlin, Kim Tavistock uncovers a massive conspiracy that could change the course of the course of the war—and she’s the only one in a position to stop it.
Find out more »Flutist Paul Taub in a Free Recital
On Tuesday, April 23, 2019, at 7:00pm, Flutist Paul Taub will present a varied recital, performing on flute, piccolo, alto flute, and bass flute. The free concert is at the Wenatchee Church of the Nazarene, 1011 S. Miller Avenue, Wenatchee. The program will also include music by Washington state composers. The recital is sponsored by the Columbia River Music Conservatory and is open to not only flutists, but to anyone with an interest in music as a student, performer, or… Continue Reading Flutist Paul Taub in a Free Recital
Find out more »Palouse Cult Film Revival: Sleepaway Camp
The Palouse Cult Film Revival presented by the Best Western Plus University Inn returns to Moscow with 4 great cult classics that will make you laugh and cringe all at the same time! Sleepaway Camp is sponsored by One World Café and Mikey's Gyros. Doors open at 6:30 pm, Show starts at 7:00 pm No-Host Bar, Wear your pajamas for $1 off drinks! Tickets $5, or get a three night pass for $20 Tickets can be purchased at www.pcfr19.eventbrite.com. Tickets… Continue Reading Palouse Cult Film Revival: Sleepaway Camp
Find out more »Exhibit: (extra): terrestrial and ordinary
Jonas & Arnold (extra): terrestrial and ordinary April 4 – May 3 Artist Lecture April 4, 3PM in L102 Opening Reception April 4, 4PM, Esvelt Gallery This two person exhibition showcases the photographic and sculptural work of Ohio artists Nicholaus Arnold and Ashley Jude Jonas. Their contrasting styles explore the ideas of the banal and the incredible through the taking apart and reconstruction of popular culture, domestic space, pattern and color. Gallery Hours: Monday-Thursday, 8 AM-8:30 PM Friday, 8 AM-12… Continue Reading Exhibit: (extra): terrestrial and ordinary
Find out more »Nostalgia Journals and Chic Jewelry
If you’re looking for something old, something new, something awesome just for you, then the nostalgia journals and beaded jewelry of Dawn Moriarty just fit the bill. Using repurposed paper products of all kinds – ranging from musical scores to ledgers, from 19th century almanac pages to sewing patterns – this Dayton artist creates vintage era soft- and hard-backed journals that are perfect for using as a diary, or for storing all your computer passwords in. In addition, she crafts… Continue Reading Nostalgia Journals and Chic Jewelry
Find out more »Making an Impression: Daily Wear in Dayton, 1890-1989
The Dayton Historic Depot has a new exhibit ready for viewing. This year, we will be sharing women’s clothing from the Depot’s Collection and from the Boldman House Collection. The clothing is organized by time period, and is accompanied by foundation garments, hats, and purses, as well. The exhibit provides some cultural information on each decade and a discussion on how the fashion changed during that time period. As women’s roles transformed, their clothing necessarily did as well. The exhibit… Continue Reading Making an Impression: Daily Wear in Dayton, 1890-1989
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