Handmade Watercolors from Pre-ground Pigments

With Teaching Artists BKS

June 24, 2022, 5:45 to 8:45 pm $65

Ages 18 +

This workshop is contingent on having 5 persons registered.

Turn pre-ground pigments into watercolors using a muller and slab and binder medium that you will make in class from the original raw materials and local honey. Then make a small floral painting in a Middle Eastern style. You can even take a little paint that you made home with you!

April 22-24, 2022

Lewis-Clark State College

Lewiston, Idaho

The 36^th annual Art Under the Elms is a three-day art/artisan fair presented by Lewis-Clark State College’s Center for Arts & History, a nonprofit organization focused on engaging audiences through the arts and humanities. The event takes place on the main campus of Lewis-Clark State College in Lewiston, Idaho, which is part of the Lewis-Clark Valley. All proceeds from the event support the Center’s programming through exhibitions, public programs, and arts education initiatives. For more info check out their site https://www.lcsc.edu/cah/art-under-the-elms

Date: April 3 – 24
April 2- 24

“Fabricated Imagination” art by Moscow Idaho Artist Shelly Gilmore at Artisans at the Dahmen Barn. The Exhibit continues until April 24.

Gilmore’s creations of reclaimed discarded automotive, farm, and industrial treasures will delight the audience. Gilmore creates functional items like lamps made from pistons, alternators, sewing machines, and more. Her mythical outdoor art is delightful from small pieces to larger-than-life-size creatures.

“Projects pop into my mind when I stumble upon parts and pieces, and the dreams don’t stop until I cut, weld, braze, and shape the scraps into treasures”

-Shelly Gilmore

You may have seen some of her public installations at the Neil Library in Pullman, Moscow Library, and the 1912 center in Moscow. She has been featured on Northwest Public Broadcasting from Welder to Artist.

The City of Moscow and the Moscow Arts Commission announced the Artwalk Season Finale event to be held on Thurs., June 16 from 4-8 p.m.

The 2021-2022 Artwalk season culminates with an event including visual, culinary, literary, and performing arts offerings at 27 host locations, as well as a street fair with 6 food vendors and 21 art vendor/demonstrator booths.

Artwalk flyers including host, vendor, and musician information are available at the following times and locations:

Online
Participants can view, download, and print a flyer starting on June 3, 2022 from the City of Moscow website: https://www.ci.moscow.id.us/189/Artwalk

In Print

• Participating host locations will have printed event flyers available to the public starting on Sat., June 11, 2022.
• Moscow Arts Commission members will host a table at the Moscow Farmers Market from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. on Sat. June 11, 2022. Printed flyers, stickers, and other program information will be available in print.
• During the Artwalk event on Thurs., June 16, event attendees can find flyers located on stands placed along the length of Main St. as well as at the City of Moscow information tent at Friendship Square.

Along with arts features at host locations, the Artwalk Season Finale offers many other exciting experiences:

Artwalk Street Fair
The street fair footprint on Main St. stretches from 3^rd to 6^th, including the half-block from Main to the alley on 5^th St. The event includes a City Council-approved, temporary suspension of open container laws within the Entertainment District. Event attendees who are 21 years-of-age or older may present a valid form of identification to a participating vendor to get an event cup and wristband. This will allow them to walk within the event footprint while carrying a cup of beer or wine.

Artwalk Passport
The Artwalk Passport program guides event attendees to participating street vendors and host locations, where a representative at the location will sign or stamp the Passport. Once the Passport holder has gathered 6 stamps, they can turn it in for the drawing at the Moscow Chamber of Commerce + Visitor Center by 7:45 p.m. on Thurs., June 16. Those who enter the drawing are eligible to win prizes provided by participating businesses.

Art Vendors
Participants are invited to explore multiple booths featuring local art vendors at the Artwalk street fair just to the north of Friendship Square.

Foodwalk
Moscow’s local culinary arts businesses take center stage at Foodwalk, where participants can find a variety of food and beverage options located between 5^th St. and Friendship Square on Main St.

Music
Live musical performances will take place beginning at 4 p.m. at Friendship Square and at Kidwalk between 5^th and 6^th Streets. The artist line-up includes DJ Dave, The Intentions, and MAITA at Friendship Square. DJ Joe and The Electric Light Show presents music for the young-at-heart at Kidwalk.

Kidwalk
New to this year’s Artwalk experience is Kidwalk, a neighborhood of the Artwalk street fair designed just for families and children. Kidwalk is located between 5^th and 6^th on Main Street, and features art performances, vendors, and interactive demonstrations that are perfect for families. In the intersection immediately to […]

City of Moscow Arts Department  Artwalk Season is HERE – and you’re invited! Artists of Moscow! It’s time to get ready for a new season of 3rd Thursday Artwalk in Moscow, ID. Whether you’re a literary, culinary, performing, or visual artist, there’s a place for you at this event. About Artwalk Moscow Artwalk is one of many events that foster the region’s cultural ecosystem. Since its beginning in 2004, the event has become a highlight of the Palouse by celebrating the wealth of artistic practice in the region. The 2022-2023 Moscow Artwalk season includes visual, literary, performance, and culinary arts offerings at business and non-profit locations throughout the community on the 3rd Thursday of each month from October – May. The Artwalk Season Finale on June 15, 2023 features artist and host location offerings along with music, food, and performance art on Main Street. Interested in participating? The first step is to connect with local businesses to find the best host location to fit your work. After finding a location, the host will complete the registration form. Not sure where to start? Utilize the Moscow Chamber of Commerce + Visitor Center’s Business Directory to find local businesses: https://moscowchamber.com/location/ The City of Moscow Artist Directory is a great resource for businesses seeking artists, so signing up is a great way to be found by hosts seeking creative professionals. Registration for the Directory is free, and available here: https://moscowarts.submittable.com/submit We’re always here to answer questions, so please feel free to reach out by email: mcherry@ci.moscow.id.us or by phone: 208-883-7036. We can’t wait to Artwalk with you! The mission of the Moscow Arts Commission is to enrich the community by celebrating and cultivating the expression of all art forms and culture.

If you love bees and would love to start your own backyard beekeeping check out north40.com/bees.

They also have an amazing YouTube channel that has so much information to get you started.

Coming to a block near you is The Block Party! The City of Moscow, Moscow Chamber of Commerce + Visitor Center, and University of Idaho invite you to party like a blockstar from 4 to 8 pm on Main St. between 3rd and 5th St., Sat. Aug. 27 following the Moscow Farmers Market.

• Karaoke Contest with a grand prize for winning contestant
• Tabletop Speed jenga with prize baskets for winning contestants
• Tug-of-War against Vandal student-athletes with gift cards for teams that defeat the mighty Vandals

Original artwork submissions will be welcomed from artists of all ages and will be reviewed by a selection panel made up of Artwalk community partners and organizers. The deadline for submissions is 5 p.m. on Friday, August 12, 2022.

The Artwalk season poster is the visual centerpiece of the event, and along with community-wide presence in print materials, the artist and artwork are promoted on the City’s website and social media channels. The original artwork will be featured on the season poster, and the artist will have the option to create a one-night-only display of other works from their studio at one of the receptions during the Artwalk season.

The City of Moscow also welcomes the original selected artwork into the City’s Portable Collection, with a purchase amount not to exceed $600.

Artwork submissions are being accepted online only, with a form available here: https://moscowarts.submittable.com/submit. No emailed or physical submissions will be accepted for this opportunity.

More information about Artwalk, including featured poster artworks from previous years, is available here: https://www.ci.moscow.id.us/189/Artwalk

All-day music festival happening today June 18th, 2:00 pm-9:00 pm @ PCEI (1040 Rodeo Drive Moscow ID).

Click the link for more details.

The City of Moscow and Farmers Market Commission just announced that Julene Ewert, a trail guide artist and one of 2dnw’s graphic designers, has been selected to create the visual design toolkit for the Moscow Farmers Market.  This special design project is intended to serve the brand identity of the Moscow Farmers Market. Ewert will work closely with Community Events Division staff to create a style guide and program graphics that are complementary to existing City of Moscow branding. The graphics and style guide will be used to create a comprehensive visual look for this historic community event.  Julene demonstrated the ability to create a design toolkit which will bridge the Moscow Farmers Market’s identity as a beloved past-time for both locals and visitors, while also recognizing its history as a leader in developing the region’s food system.  Congrats, Julene!  We love your work and can’t wait to see what you come up with!  Visit the Art By Julene trail guide listing and Julene’s website to see more of her spectacular work!

Starting at at 6:30 pm with sign up starting at 5:30 pm. They will have about 30 spots so make sure to get there early to secure your chance. Cost is $10.00, which covers your first beer and prizes for the top three players!

All skill levels are welcome and you will be paired randomly with each other over the course of three rounds. So come ready to play, enjoy some beers, meet some new friends, and compete for the Cribbage Crown!

Etsuko Ichikawa is a Tokyo-born, Seattle-based, multi-media artist. She worked with Dale Chihuly as a studio assistant for eight years and became independent in 2003. The exhibition Etsuko Ichikawa: Broken Poems of Fireflies begins within a video gallery featuring a trilogy of films created over the past five years. Equal parts performance documentation and cinematic experience, the videos reveal the dramatic potential of simple gestures made in extraordinary settings. Moving into a second gallery, visitors will encounter a room-sized installation with pulsating glass orbs. These firefly-like forms conjure the artist’s childhood memories, but also through their irradiation, connect us to nuclear histories both far and near.

May 26, 2020 – March 19, 2021 | Exhibition currently open Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 1-4 p.m

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RUN!!! 
2022 Event Dates:
October 21, 22, 28, 29

FAQs

Do you take credit / debit cards?
Sorry, we don’t have that option available. Be sure to bring enough cash for admission plus food and beverages! We have burgers, pizza, home-made baked goods, plenty of hot beverages to keep you fueled for the night, plus food and drink from local businesses.  ATM available at Palouse Family Foods

Are there places to stay in Palouse?
Well heck yes! Check out the “Stay in Palouse” links on the right. From RV parking to rooms to rent, we got you covered.

Is it scary?
Yes! We spend many hours planning and scheming to get maximum heart rates, screams and giggles. We gear towards high school and college students, so be prepared. NO ONE UNDER 12 ADMITTED!

If I get scared and can’t continue, can I get out?
Yes, tell our staff. They will assist you.

If I get too scared, can I get a refund?
No, Sorry. You paid us to scare you. Be happy with prompt service! …And it’s a community fundraiser. Thanks for your support!!

Will your monsters touch me?
NO. But fair’s fair – you can’t touch them either. Unfortunately, due to the very dim lighting inside the houses, you may occasionally come into contact with one of our staff. But our monsters will not intentionally grab you.

What do I get for my $25 admission?
You will receive 3 tickets that can be used for two haunted houses and the haunted hay ride. You can use the tickets however you choose, but most want to experience all three venues.

If I’m still in line at closing time, will I still get in?
Absolutely! We quit selling tickets at 10 p.m. but we stay open until everyone who has purchased a ticket has gone through all three venues.

How do I avoid long lines?
The first weekend tends to be less busy than the second weekend. Getting here early is your best bet for whichever night you attend. Ticket sales are from 7 to 10 p.m. But waiting in line is not without its own entertainment!

Where do I get tickets?
Tickets will be sold in the drive-through area of the PALOUSE BRANCH of Banner Bank (formerly AmericanWest Bank), 150 N. Bridge – right by the rail-road tracks – but ONLY on performance nights. Advance tickets are not available, except for group sales with prior arrangements. Ticket sales begin at 7:00pm each performance night, and ticket sales end promptly at 10:00pm.

Is there an age limit?

Yes, you must be 12 years of age or older. No exceptions.

Is Haunted Palouse in a heated area?
No. Dress warm and bring appropriate clothing for inclement weather. The waiting area is outdoors.

Are you prepared to handle emergencies?
Yes, we have experienced emergency and police personnel on site at all times. Just tell a Haunted Palouse staff member if you experience a problem and it will be handled right away.

Where is Palouse?
From North Grand Ave in Pullman: Take Highway 27 North 14 miles to Palouse.
From Rosauers in Moscow: Take Highway 95 North 9 miles (just past Viola), and turn onto Highway 66 to Palouse. Tickets sold at 150 N. Bridge (right […]

After a few years of hiatus, the Latah County Historical Society is very happy to once again welcome our friends and neighbors to the Ice Cream Social at the McConnell Mansion.

Meet us on the Mansion lawn on Sunday, July 31st from 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. for an afternoon of delicious ice cream sundaes and free family fun. We will be celebrating the 45th year of this summertime tradition with activities like horse and wagon rides and live music by Jim Boland and Friends. Demonstrations will be given by the Appaloosa Lace Makers, the Palouse Hills Weavers Guild, and the Hog Heaven Muzzle Loaders.

Ice cream sundaes and watermelon are on the house. This event is free and open to the public thanks in part to our major event sponsor, Idaho Central Credit Union. The McConnell Mansion is located at 110 South Adams Street in Moscow.

May 13-15, 2022 (Open to all)

Online Sale
Pick-up at PCEI greenhouse*

CLICK HERE TO SHOP

*you will receive an email notification acknowledging your order and when your order is ready for pickup.

Cost: $32.00
Date: August 4th, 4:00 pm to 7:00 pm
Register By: August 1st
Project- Introduction to Native American Beading This class will be held every 1st Thursday as long as we have students. Because of gas prices we will need at least 4 students per class to make it worth the artist’s time. So tell your friends to join this class to learn a Native American traditional art form.

Deborah Clairmont (Medicine Prayer Woman) will introduce Native American beading, explaining the history of beads and how the Native American’s used them. Her first project will be to make a beaded barrette or pin. Each month, Medicine Prayer Woman will introduce different techniques and projects for the artist to create their own art.

Barrette Kit- $35/kit comes: pattern, piece of brain tanned leather, 4 hanks (tubes) of beads, 4 beading needles, pelon or felt, bobbin of thread.

Or buy your own
Beads: 4 colors of glass beads 11/0 Toho Japanese Seed Beads in tubes, or 11/0 Czech Seed beads on hanks Make sure to buy enough to do project- matching beads is like matching yarn- difficult. If hanks- buy one hank each color to be used, tubes- depending on if small tube or large tube. 1 hank equals a large tube of beads. To be safe buy extra.

Beading Needles: 1 package, John James size 12 sharps

Thread- Size O or A or D Nymo (bobbin or spool) * recommend spool any color

Felt- 1 sheet of any color stiff felt that can be sewn.
Leather- at lease 4” by 4” scrap leather (pig or lamb suede) Tandy Leather. Brain tanned leather is expensive*

Scissors, Bic Lighter, small needle-nose pliers

On-line Suppliers: Shipwreck Beads, Beadaholique, The Wandering Bull, Crazy Crow, Fire Mountain Gems, Lima Beads, Tandy Leather.

Local Suppliers: Warpath One Stop, Plummer, ID / Moccasin Flats Trading Post, 302 S Main St, Lapwai, ID / Marsh’s Trading Post, Lewiston, ID

Artist’s Statement: Medicine Prayer Woman (Deborah Clairmont-Ross) learned how to bead when she was 8 years old and has been doing Native American beading for 57 years. As an author, artist, she has worked with different mediums and has made beaded jewelry, barrettes. Necklaces, beaded clothing, beaded leather, dance outfits, and many other pieces of work. She has easily taught 100’s of students along her journey. Her goal is to share her knowledge of traditional Native American beading techniques before it is lost.

https://www.artisanbarn.org/events-classes.php

Bird Brained

Mourning Dove by Susan Segoto

Date: March 6 – March 27

“A fun lighthearted exhibit features fun bird-themed art in a variety of mediums. In these crazy times and coming out of a pandemic when the world feels like it is in a disarray this exhibit will surely make you chuckle. Just a few of the examples of works on display are bird whistles created from ceramic, birds created from paper and fine oil paintings of eagles.” (https://www.artisanbarn.org/events-classes.php#content_right)

Palouse Women Artist Mission Statement:
Providing women in the arts with a strong, enduring support system as they pursue the arts personally and professionally. Creating opportunities for women in the arts community. Organizing solidifying power and strength in numbers for women in the arts. Sharing energies and passions with our fellow women in the arts. Continuing education through incorporation of outside artists ideas and techniques, as well as contributing and sharing ideas and techniques within the group. Motivating women everywhere to pursue artistic endeavors with integrity. Fostering an environment of openness, and willingness to accept diversity and individual expression. Supplying a resource/model for our community to examine contemporary women artist’s and their issues. Giving a voice for the impact of feminism on art and the art community.

Musical Headliner: Beargrass

General Entry Free

LATE JULY FESTIVAL FEATURES LOCAL MUSIC, FOOD, BREWERIES AND MORE

Buy advance tickets here https://www.eventbrite.com/e/late-july-festival-tickets-385932744227

Moscow, ID – July 8, 2022 – Local breweries are teaming up with Rural Roots to host a local beer, music, and food festival from 4 p.m. to 10 p.m. Saturday, July 30. The event will be held on the lawn at the Latah County Fairgrounds at 1021 Harold Street, Moscow, ID.

“As a non-profit, we want to build our community while supporting innovative local businesses such as our local musicians, food trucks, and breweries!” said Susan Fluegel, Rural Roots Board Member.

Local breweries, Moscow Brewing Company, Hunga Dunga, Micropolis, and Shattuck Brewing from Elk River, ID will offer 4-ounce pours of hand-crafted seasonal local releases.

Two local food trucks, Sushi Man and Battleground Food Truck will also be featured with delicious dinner options.

Musical headliner, BEARGRASS of Deary, Idaho will play upbeat country favorites from 6-10 p.m. BEARGRASS is an Inland Northwest perennial favorite for live classic country music.  Shayne and Alane Watkins have been the core of BEARGRASS since 2000, though each has performed with multiple bands entertaining country music lovers for over 35 years.  Drawing from a variety of musical influences, this husband-and-wife duo often blends folk, bluegrass, western, and original ballads into their performances around campfires, coffee shops, and county fairs.

Rebecca Lewis opens from 4-6 p.m. captivating with a combination of acoustic country, pop, and classic rock covers and originals.

General entry is free. Tickets for the beer garden are $15 and include an event pint glass and four tastings. Tickets can be purchased on Eventbrite, and on-site the night of the event! You can also find the festival on Facebook. Attendees are encouraged to bring their own lawn chairs.

Moscow Brewing Company is hosting lawn games including giant Jenga and corn hole.

Attendees are encouraged to bring their own lawn chairs.

The event sponsor, Rural Roots, Inc. is raising funds to continue their work in supporting the local food system and local farmers. Rural Roots is an Idaho-based nonprofit with the mission to support and enhance sustainable and organic agriculture and local food networks in Idaho and the Inland Northwest. Learn more: www.ruralroots.org

For more information, to sponsor, volunteer or participate, contact latejulyfest@gmail.com or 208-882-6284.

DATE: May 9, 2022

FROM: Nichole Kopp, Whitman County Library, STEAM Librarian, 397-4366

Libey Gallery Exhibits by photographer, Naomi Taylor and artist, Jerry Jones

PHOTOS: Rose by Naomi Taylor, Cattle Grazier by Jerry Jones

The Libey Gallery invites the community during the month of May to visit two new exhibits by Colfax photographer, Naomi Taylor and former Colfax resident, Jerry Jones.

Naomi Taylor of “Gypsy Heart Photography” found inspiration and theme for this exhibit from life, family, and love of the Pacific Northwest.  Growing up she traveled the Pacific Northwest with her mom showing dogs.  Her mom taught her to see the beauty in little things and not rush.  Naomi’s mom loved her photography and after she died unexpectedly, Naomi felt that through her photography was a way to keep her mom’s memory alive as well as share the beauty with others.

Former long-time Colfax resident and 55-year staff member of the Whitman County Gazette, Jerry Jones, shares paintings inspired by his travel to Australia.   He was a member of the group study exchange from Rotary District 508 to Queensland and New South Wales, Australia in 1975. The photos taken during the tour were published by the Gazette in a booklet entitled, “Friends Down Under” and for the next 47 years he continued to add paintings of the people in the photos to his collection adding 5 new painting within the last 2 years.  Through the paintings he hopes to provide an everyday look at people he met on the tour.

The Libey Gallery is located in The Bettie Steiger Center adjacent to Colfax Library.  The gallery open hours are Monday-Friday 10:00 am to 6 pm and Saturday 1:00-5:00 pm.

It’s baa-aaaack! Check out the list of sites where there will be art and music Thursday, June 15t from 4 – 8!

Moscow Artwalk is one of many events that foster the region’s cultural ecosystem. Since its beginning in 2004, the event has become a highlight of the Palouse by celebrating the wealth of artistic practice in the region. The 2021-2022 Moscow Artwalk season includes visual, literary, performance, and culinary arts offerings at business and non-profit locations throughout the community on the 3^rd Thursday of each month from October – May. The season finale on June 16, 2022 features artist and host location offerings along with music, food, and performance art on Main Street.

https://www.ci.moscow.id.us/189/Artwalk

The City of Moscow and Moscow Arts Commission has selected its 2021 -2024 Poet Laureate.  Stacy Boe Miller has been a resident of Moscow for over ten years. She holds an MFA from the University of Idaho. She has both nonfiction and poetry published in several journals, and she teaches poetry workshops annually in several, local schools. She serves on the board of High Desert Journal.  She begins her term on Oct 1, 2021.

To learn more about the next Moscow Poet Laureate and to view her work, visit stacyboemiller.com.

FROM PRESS RELEASE

May 10, 2022 (Moscow, Idaho) — Do you have a Heritage Tree? Have you seen a Heritage Tree around town or in your neighborhood? The Moscow Tree Commission has recently launched a new Heritage Tree Program.

What is a Heritage Tree? A Heritage Tree is one that is notable for its large size, age, health or form, or is uncommon in Moscow. It may also be a tree with an interesting story or connection to Moscow’s history.

To be eligible, trees must be sufficiently visible from the public right of way. For inclusion in the Moscow Heritage Tree Program, please submit a Moscow Heritage Tree Program Nomination Form along with the  Moscow Heritage Tree Program Property Owner Agreement Form to the City of Moscow Community Forestry Administrator at tree@ci.moscow.id.us or mail to City of Moscow, Attn: Community Forestry Administrator, PO Box 9203 Moscow, ID 83843. Both forms and additional information can be found at: http://bit.ly/3EJBegy

If approved, the Heritage Tree will be featured in the Moscow Heritage Tree Program Guide and include a map of the tree location, a photograph of the tree, and a description describing why it is a Moscow Heritage Tree. The tree will be listed in an online version of the Moscow Heritage Tree Program Guide.

For questions about the Moscow Heritage Tree Program, please contact David Schott, Parks and Facilities Manager, with the City of Moscow at dschott@ci.moscow.id.us or (208) 883-7098.

The selected artwork for the 2022 Moscow Farmers Market poster was designed by Julene Ewert!

A limited number of signed copies of the finalized Market poster will be available while supplies last.

The opening day of the Moscow Farmers Market is May 7th and continues every Saturday through October from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. in downtown Moscow on Main Street and Friendship Square.

For additional information regarding the Moscow Farmers Market poster, please visit the following:
www.ci.moscow.id.us/197/Farmers-Market
www.ci.moscow.id.us/206/Market-Poster

www.facebook.com/MoscowFarmersMarket

Mark your calendar for the 2nd annual Moscowberfest celebration in Downtown Moscow!

Moscowberfest is themed after Oktoberfest, a Bavarian tradition that dates back to the year 1810. Though Oktoberfest originated as a wedding celebration, it has since evolved into the world’s largest annual fun-fair and agricultural celebration, with an emphasis on one of Germany’s most famous agricultural products – beer. The City of Moscow also got its start in the 1800s and since it’s incorporation in 1887, has made a name for itself as a regional hub for agriculture, art, and commerce. Moscowberfest is an opportunity to celebrate the local culture in the Palouse region and Moscow’s new entertainment district.

Interested in volunteering? email marketing@moscowchamber.com for details!

A guest room special rate is being offered at the Best Western Plus University Inn.

Please visit this link to make reservations or call 208-882-0550 x 0 and mention Moscowberfest.

When using the link, please confirm your arrival and departure dates at the top of the first page.   If the link is showing no availability, please call the hotel directly.

To help artists build a sustainable life in the arts, City of Moscow in partnership with the Idaho Commission on the Arts offers My Artrepreneur Program™, an art-centered business development program taught by working artists. The program is offered in one location each year, rotated around the state. Artists are invited to register for the 2022 course, which will be held in Moscow, in partnership with the Moscow Arts Commission. Artists will attend four workshops and pair with a mentor artist to develop their art as they build a kit of 35 essential tools for an art-centered business.

Workshop 1 – March 12 & 13

Workshop 2 – May 14 & 15

Workshop 3 – July 9 & 10

Workshop 4 – September 10 & 11

Saturday sessions are 9:00 a.m. – 5:30 p.m., Sundays are 9:00 a.m. – 2:30 p.m. All classes will be held at Moscow City Hall in the Council Chambers, 206 E. Third Street, Moscow ID. More information about the program experience and registration is available at: https://arts.idaho.gov/map/.

Our area of eastern Washington and northern Idaho, the Palouse Region, grows a quarter of the lentils in the United States. Since its beginning in 1989, the National Lentil Festival has brought national attention to Pullman. The Palouse region of farmlands in Eastern Washington and Northern Idaho has a reputation for producing the highest quality lentils in the United States. We think that is worth celebrating!

The National Lentil Festival focuses on the local community, local volunteers, and all that makes up the Palouse. Local honorees are recognized at the Unveiling of the Walk of Fame, a local artist designs the festival poster, and local microbrewers, wine and hard cider makers are showcased in the beer and wine garden.

The National Lentil Festival remains a great way for Pullman to come together as a community of families, students, artists, athletes, and business owners. We look forward to making this year’s National Lentil Festival a great event for the community and our thousands of visitors that come each year just to celebrate the lentil!

Restoration at the Third Street Gallery is an invitational exhibition featuring works by 13 regional artists. In this space, repairs are not just shown but revered. It is where artworks renew lost connections and prove the power of gentle reconciliation. In this exhibition, artists share their strategies for nourishing regeneration and restoring natural order.

Exhibition: April 21, 2022 –  July 8, 2022
Reception: April 21, 2022 – 4 p.m. to 7 p.m.
Gallery Hours: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., M-F (excluding federal holidays)

“The Vote: 100 Years,” an acrylic collage exhibit by Colfax artist Nancy Rothwell, is now showing at the Libey Gallery at Colfax Library. In these new works, Rothwell reviews the influence of the 19^th Amendment which granted women the right to vote when it was ratified in 1920.

Rothwell’s show reflects on the social and political events of 100 years ago in the United States, and reminds us of the courage it took for women to stand up for their belief that all women should be given the right to vote.  In this exhibit, she uses visual symbols such as roadmaps and house keys to comment on the long, difficult struggle that women faced and the bravery they showed during years of agitation and protest.

Rothwell’s show runs through January 2021. Libey Gallery at Colfax Library is located at 102 S. Main Street. Hours are Mondays – Wednesdays 10-5, Thursdays – Fridays 10-6, and Saturdays 1-5.  For more information visit www.whitco.lib.wa.us or call 509-397-4366.

More of Rothwell’s work can be found on her website at www.nancyrothwell.com.