HSoP's Soup and Pie Luncheon is the tastiest way to support your local animal shelter! 😸🐾 Please join us at the 1912 Center Great Room for one of our most beloved annual fundraisers. For a donation of just $10, you can experience fresh, great tasting soups from some of our favorite local restaurants, along with… Continue Reading Soup and Pie Fundraiser

The CWU Department of Music is proud to welcome Dr. Oleg Timofeyev to our recital hall on Monday, February 27 at 1:00pm. In this lecture-recital, Dr. Timofeyev traces the origins of the seven-string guitar to the milieu of Czech and Polish musicians who found themselves in Moscow and St. Petersburg in the 1790s. He then… Continue Reading Dr. Oleg Timofeyev Lecture/Concert on the Seven-String Guitar

Page Smith, principal violoncellist of the Pacific Northwest Ballet, on an instrument modeled after a 1730 Sanctus Seraphin cello, and Tamara Friedman, playing her versatile replica of an 1814 Johann Fritz fortepiano, offer a robust concert of variations, sonatas, and character pieces by Haydn and Beethoven, Schubert, Chopin, and Schumann. In addition to her principal… Continue Reading On the Fritz – Romantic Masterworks

This documentary short highlights the experiences of a group of Black faculty within a department at a historically white institution. This short film unpacks what community means and what it looks like for Black scholars to have supportive communities within their departments at their institutions. Southern Illinois University Edwardsville professor Candace N. Hall, Ed.D., will… Continue Reading Clusterluck

The Walla Walla University Music Department invites you to experience a master class with WWU piano majors and minors working with guest artist Christopher Harding, Chair of Piano at the University of Michigan. Join us in the FAC Auditorium to hear and congratulate our talented musicians. All welcome!

Gesa Power House Theater proudly presents “An Evening of Ukrainian Shorts,” a benefit screening of short films on Wednesday, March 1 at 7 p.m. This series is curated by Director of Film Programming Warren Etheredge and brought to you in part by Walla Walla Movie Crush. The next installment of our Power House Movie series,… Continue Reading Movie: An Evening of Ukrainian Shorts

Learn how native plants are proving fruitful in viticulture with Dr. David James, Washington State University Dept. of Entomology. Learn about the perfect pairing between native plants, their pollinators and other beneficial insects that use them. Dr James will shed some light on these beneficial insects and specialized relationships they have with our native flora, and… Continue Reading Plants, Pollinators and…Wine? with Dr. David James, WSU

Join wildlife biologists to hear more about Human-Black Bear conflicts in small towns, including here in Leavenworth, and what you can do to mitigate these conflicts. We will start the evening with a short presentation from Rich Beausoleil, statewide Bear & Cougar Specialist with Washington State Department of Fish and Wildlife and end the evening… Continue Reading Red Barn Event: Human-Black Bear Interactions and What to Do

Next on First Thursday: Please join for a free musical program presented by Whitman College Pianists. Seven talented piano students, under the direction of Dr. Tom Hicks, will play selections from Tchaikovsky's "The Seasons." All free will donations will benefit the Sphinx Organization, supporting education and access initiatives to advance diversity, equity, and inclusion in… Continue Reading First Thursday: March 2 Concert

Learn about noxious weeds and how to combat them! Join the Puget Sound Estuarium on March 2nd at 6:30 PM via Facebook Live or Zoom for a discussion about noxious weeds from Heidi Steinbach. Heidi is a Noxious Weed Specialist at the Thurston County Public Works, Noxious Weeds and Lakes Management Division. She’s been a… Continue Reading Discovery Speaker Series: Noxious Weeds Affecting Our Estuary with Heidi Steinbach

At first glance, "Randy Regier: Play in Reverse”—Boxx Gallery’s first retrospective—looks like a collection of vintage toys and games from the 1940s, ‘50s, and ‘60s. Look closer and some of the objects and their packaging reveal that arch humor is at play here. Study them a little longer and notice deeper references to popular culture… Continue Reading Randy Regier: Playing in Reverse

The Seattle-based Dylan Hayes Organ Trio will debut some original works for this concert! And, Neighbors BBQ will offer a smoked brisket platter for dinner - please note that dinner tickets must be pre-purchased by 5 PM on Thursday, March 2. Dylan's music is inspired by genres such as funk, neo-soul and jazz. His trio… Continue Reading Jazz A la Carte: Dylan Hayes Organ Trio

We are thrilled to welcome Daniel Faller to our wonderful artist line up. He'll be at our Walla Walla wine bar on Friday, March 3rd 6-8pm. Please join us! About Daniel: "Daniel was born in 1952 and raised in the North End of Seattle. He moved to North Idaho in 1972 and started playing music… Continue Reading Live Music with Dan Faller at Henry Earl

A tour of March night skies, followed by the fulldome movie “Out There: The Quest for Extrasolar Worlds,” an update on the rapidly evolving search for planets around other stars in the Milky Way. Cash or check only please, no credit.

The Friends of the Moscow Library will be holding their Spring Book Sale at the Latah County Fair Grounds located at 1021 Harold St. in Moscow on Saturday, March 4th from 9 am 'til 1:30 pm with thousands of used books of all kinds. The last hour will be a buck a bag sale, please… Continue Reading Friends of the Moscow Library Spring Book Sale

The 1912 Center's Winter Market will be on Saturday, March 4th from 9AM - 1PM. This is our last Winter Market of the season and we wish to send it off with a thank you to everyone who has visited us. The last Winter Market of the season will feature over 35 vendors to shop… Continue Reading Winter Market

At first glance, "Randy Regier: Play in Reverse”—Boxx Gallery’s first retrospective—looks like a collection of vintage toys and games from the 1940s, ‘50s, and ‘60s. Look closer and some of the objects and their packaging reveal that arch humor is at play here. Study them a little longer and notice deeper references to popular culture… Continue Reading Randy Regier: Playing in Reverse

Year Five of Scarecrow Academy brings an ambitious discussion series titled "Women in Trouble: Great Melodrama in Film," an in-depth look at an often-derided, but frequently glorious genre sometimes called "women's pictures." In these ten weeks of free online conversations, we explore the way imaginative filmmakers have put women at the center of their hothouse… Continue Reading Scarecrow Academy Presents Women in Trouble: Great Melodrama in Film

A program performed by University Singers and ICantori, directed by Kraig Scott, and the WWU Symphony Orchestra directed by Brandon Beck. Free admission.

Please help us in welcoming Pamela Thomas-Martin to Henry Earl! She'll perform at our Walla Walla wine bar on Saturday, March 4th 6-8pm. ABOUT THE ARTIST: "Pamela Thomas-Martin is a singer/songwriter currently living and working in the Pacific Northwest. Her sound is often described as Americana with Soul and her fans like to call her… Continue Reading Live Music by Pamela Thomas-Martin at Henry Earl

SOUSA SPECTACULAR RETURNS TO THE PANTAGES MARCH 4th! The award-winning TACOMA CONCERT BAND is proud to present its biannual SOUSA SPECTACULAR concert at Tacoma’s Pantages Theater on Saturday evening, March 4th. This event is TCB’s re-creation of John Philip Sousa's world-renowned Sousa Band concert experience just as it would have been presented a century ago.… Continue Reading The Tacoma Concert Band Presents SOUSA SPECTACULAR

Two-Time Grammy award winner, Mariachi Los Camperos was founded in 1961 by Natividad "Nati" Cano. The Mariachi "giant" and visionary leader played a fundamental role in the development of mariachi music in the United States by training and mentoring new generations of musicians. He was the first to take the mariachi performances out of customary… Continue Reading Tacoma Arts Live presents: Mariachi Los Camperos

Two-Time Grammy award winner, Mariachi Los Camperos was founded in 1961 by Natividad "Nati" Cano. The Mariachi "giant" and visionary leader played a fundamental role in the development of mariachi music in the United States by training and mentoring new generations of musicians. He was the first to take the mariachi performances out of customary… Continue Reading Mariachi Los Camperos