35th Annual Summer Survival Guide 2021 COVID online edition Welcome to the 35th Annual Summer Survival Guide From Your Pullman Radio Stations For 35 years, Pullman Radio has produced the Summer Survival Guide. Over the years it as become a valuable summertime companion for longtime residents as well as newcomers and visitors to our area. This year again, with things being uncertain, we are continuing to provide the Guide to you online only. We have included as much information as we can, but also know that again this year everything is very fluid. We hope that many acitvities in our Guide are able to still take place, and that many other activities will be able to happen. We ask you to visit the websites and social media of the businesses and events throughout our book for more up to date information. We hope that you find thisGuide valuable in finding things to do, places to go, recipes for food and fun, along with the area’s most comprehensive calendar of regional events.

We would like to extend a special thanks to Margo Balzarini for compiling much of the information in the Guide. She spent countless hours researching and redoing the calendar with all the changes due to COVID-19. Thank you also to our editor Danielle Kallaher. To everyone who contributed recipes, calendar events, articles, and things to do ... we truly could not do this without you!

We are able to provide this guide to you for free because of our gracious advertisers. Could you please do us a favor, and stop by or give them a call to let them know that you appreciate having this free Summer Survival Guide each year. They value your feedback, and so do we. If you have any ideas or events you would like to have included in next year’s Guide, please let us know: Pullman Radio, PO Box 1, Pullman, WA 99163 or email [email protected].

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Hope you have a wonderful summer! The Management and Staff of Pullman Radio

2 Table of Contents Welcome...... 2 Table of Contents ...... 3 Sponsors...... 3 Golf Courses ...... 4 Area Chambers of Commerce...... 5-8 Parks & Recreation ...... 10-26 Pools...... 27 Kids Activities...... 29-31 Wineries and Breweries ...... 32 Art Galleries...... 33 Museums...... 34-42 Festivals...... 44 Calendar of Events...... 46-66 Helpful Area Numbers ...... 67 Ticket Venues...... 68-69 WSU/UI Football Schedules...... 70 KQQQ Program Schedule...... 71-72

Summer Survival Guide Advertisers Neill’s Coffee & Ice Cream ...... 28 Neill’s Flowers & Gifts...... 31 Palouse River Quilts...... 15 Pets are People Too...... 11 Pullman Chamber of Commerce...... 9, 21 Pullman Parks & Recreation...... 25 Pullman Transit...... 13

3 Local Golf Courses Check out these great golf courses, and they’re right out our back doors. Many of these are open, but contact them directly for more information. You can also find a list of Northwest courses at www.nwgolfmaps.com AIRWAY HILLS GOLF CENTER – WA 509.843.1197 find them on 4811 Pullman Airport Road, Pullman Facebook. WA 509.872.3092 airwayhills.com/ QUAIL RIDGE GOLF COURSE - 3600 BRYDEN CANYON PUBLIC GOLF Swallows Nest Dr., Clarkston, WA COURSE - 445 O’Connor Rd. (next 509.758.8501 to Lewiston airport), Lewiston, ID www.golfquailridge.com 208.746.0863 RED WOLF GOLF CLUB - 1676 Elm www.brydencanyongolf.com St, Clarkston, WA 509.758.7911 COLFAX GOLF AND COUNTRY www.redwolfgolfclub.com CLUB - 2402 N. Cedar St, Colfax, ST. JOHN GOLF COURSE AND WA 509.397.2122 COUNTRY CLUB - Hwy 23 St. John, www.colfaxgolf.com WA 509.648.3259 LEWISTON GOLF AND COUNTRY ST. MARIES GOLF COURSE - CLUB – 3985 Country Club Drive, Hwy 3, just East of St. Maries, ID Lewiston, ID 208.746.2801 208.245.3842 golflgcc.com TEKOA GOLF CLUB - Hwy 27, Tekoa, MOSCOW ELKS GOLF CLUB - 2 WA 509.284.5607 www.tekoawa. miles east of Moscow, ID on Hwy 8 com/organizations/golfcourseandpool. 208.882.3015 www.elks249.com html PALOUSE RIDGE GOLF CLUB - 1260 UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO GOLF NE Palouse Ridge Dr, WSU, Pullman, COURSE - 1215 Nez Perce Dr, WA 509.335.4342 Moscow, ID 208.885.6171 www.palouseridge.com www.uidaho.edu/golf POMEROY GOLF AND COUNTRY CLUB – 1610 Arlington, Pomeroy, Cream Cheese Corn with Garlic Johnny Mann who you can find on Hits 104.7 weekdays from 10-3 shared this recipe.

I usually melt the cheese before adding so it mixes in more thoroughly. You can also use onion & chive flavored cream cheese instead of plain. INGREDIENTS • 2 cups frozen corn • 2 tablespoons butter or 2 tablespoons • 1 garlic clove, minced margarine, cubed • 4 ounces cream cheese, cubed DIRECTIONS • Preheat oven to 350 degrees. • Mix all ingredients together in small mixing bowl. • Pour into a greased 3 cup baking dish • Bake uncovered for 20-25 minutes until bubbling around edges. • Serve hot! Serves 4 4 Area Chambers of Commerce When you want to know what is happening in a community, local Chambers of Commerce and Visitors Bureaus are excellent resources for picking up detailed information on many travel opportunities. They usually are well supplied with maps, brochures and materials to help with your travels. For a complete listing of chambers nationwide visit www.chamberofcommerce.com. ALBION CITY HALL 509-332-5095, CLARKSTON CHAMBER OF 310 F St, Albion, WA 99102 COMMERCE 509-758-7712, 825 6th ASOTIN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE St, Clarkston, WA 99403 509-243-4242, PO Box 574, Asotin, www.lcvalleychamber.org WA 99402-0574 COEUR D’ALENE AREA CHAMBER BENTON CITY CHAMBER OF OF COMMERCE 208-664-3194, 105 COMMERCE 509-588-4984, 513 9th N 1st #100, Coeur d’Alene, ID 83814 Street, Benton City, WA 99320 www.cdachamber.com www.bentoncitychamber.org COLFAX CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BOISE METRO CHAMBER OF 509-279-1220, N214 N Main, Colfax, COMMERCE 208-472-5205, 1101 W WA 99111 www.explorecolfax.com Front St, Suite 100, Boise, ID 83702 COLTON CITY HALL 509-229-3887, www.boisechamber.org Box 157, Colton, WA 99113 BONNERS FERRY VISITOR CENTER coltonwashington.us/ AND CHAMBER OF COMMERCE COLVILLE CHAMBER OF 208-818-3755, 6373 Bonner St., PO COMMERCE 509-684-5973, 986 S Box X, Bonners Ferry, ID 83805 Main Suite B, Colville, WA 99114 www.bonnersferrychamber.org www.colvillechamberofcommerce. BOVILL CITY HALL 208-826-3603, com 100 Railroad Ave, Bovill, ID 83806 CRAIGMONT CHAMBER OF CHENEY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE COMMERCE 208-924-0050, 408 Nez 509-747-8480, 7106 W Will D Alton Perce Ave, Craigmont, ID 83523-9700 Dr, Ste 103B, West Spokane, WA CULDESAC, CITY OF 208-843-5483, 99224 www.westplainschamber.org 100 6th St, Culdesac, ID 83524 CHEWELAH CHAMBER OF DAYTON CHAMBER OF COMMERCE COMMERCE 509-935-8595, 401 509-382-4825, 166 E Main, Dayton, S Park St, Suite E, PO Box 94, WA 99328 www.historicdayton.com/ Chewelah, WA 99109 www.chewelah. DEARY CITY HALL 208-877-1582, PO org Box 236, Deary, ID 83823-0236 Garden Pea Salad Johnny Mann, weekday DJ on Hits 104.7. I’ve always been told this is very similar to the signature salad at Clinkerdagger’s in Spokane! You can easily double or triple or even quadruple the recipe. This quick and easy salad has been a staple of our summer gatherings and is always a hit at potluck dinners. 1 (approx. 15 ounce) frozen bag of small early 2-3 tablespoons mayonnaise garden peas salt, to taste 1⁄4 cup onion (I use Walla Walla sweets) pepper, to taste 2 eggs, boiled pimiento, chopped (optional) Directions: • Boil the eggs and chop • Chop the onion very fine, almost minced • Combine all the ingredients in a bowl • Season with salt and pepper to taste • Add pimento if desired. 5 www.dearyidaho.com KAMIAH CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ELK RIVER CITY HALL 208-826-3209, 208-935-2290, 518 Main St, Kamiah, 112 South Second, Elk River, ID ID 83536 www.kamiahchamber.com 83827 www.cityelkriver.org KELLOGG CHAMBER OF ENDICOTT CITY HALL 509-657-3411, COMMERCE 208-784-0821, 10 E 201 C St, PO Box 418, Endicott, WA Station Ave, Kellogg, ID 83837 99125 www.silvervalleychamber.com FARMINGTON TOWN HALL, 509- KENDRICK-JULIAETTA CHAMBER 287-2500, PO Box 65, Farmington, OF COMMERCE 208-289-5157, PO WA www.farmingtonwa.com/home/ Box 204, Kendrick, ID 83537 contact/ www.kendrick-juliaetta.org GARFIELD CHAMBER OF KETTLE FALLS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 509-635-1604, PO Box COMMERCE 509-738-2300, 425 W 218, Garfield, WA 99130 3rd Ave, PO Box 119, Kettle Falls, www.garfieldwa.com WA 99141 www.cityofkettlefalls.org GENESEE CITY HALL 208-285-1621, KOOSKIA CHAMBER OF PO Box 38, Genesee, ID 83832 COMMERCE 208-935-2290, PO Box www.cityofgenesee.com/ 41, Kooskia, ID 83539 find them on GOLDENDALE AREA CHAMBER OF Facebook COMMERCE 509-773-3400, 903 E LACROSSE CITY HALL 509-549-3330, Broadway, Goldendale, WA 98620- PO Box 228, LaCrosse, WA 99413 0524 www.goldendalechamber.org www.lacrossewa.us GRAND COULEE DAM AREA LAPWAI, CITY OF 208-843-2212, 315 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 509- Main Street, Lapwai, ID 83540-1819 633-3074 PO Box 760, Grand Coulee, cityoflapwai.com/ WA 99133 www.grandcouleedam.org LEAVENWORTH CHAMBER OF GRANGEVILLE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AND VISITOR COMMERCE 208-983-0460, Box CENTER 509-548-5807, 940 212, Grangeville, ID 83530 Highway 2, PO Box 327, www.grangevilleidaho.com Leavenworth, WA 98826 GREATER SPOKANE www.leavenworth.org INCORPORATED 509-624-1393, 801 LEWIS CLARK VALLEY CHAMBER W. Riverside Ave, Suite 100, Spokane, OF COMMERCE 509-758-7712 or WA 99201 www.greaterspokane.org 800-933-2128, 825 Sixth St, GREATER YAKIMA CHAMBER OF Clarkston, WA 99403 COMMERCE 509-248-2021, 10 N. www.lcvalleychamber.org/about-us/ Ninth St, Yakima, WA 98901 MCCALL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE www.yakima.org 208-634-7631, PO Box 350, McCall, IDAHO INFORMATION 800-847-4843, ID 83638 mccallchamber.org 208-334-2470, 700 W State Street, MONTANA TRAVEL 800-847-4868, Boise, ID 83720 www.visitidaho.org www.visitmt.com JOSEPH CHAMBER OF COMMERCE MOSCOW CHAMBER OF 541-432-1015, 102 E First, Joseph, COMMERCE 208-882-1800, 411 S. OR 97846 www.josephoregon.com Main, Moscow, ID 83843 JULIAETTA CITY HALL 208-276-7791, www.moscowchamber.com PO Box 229, Juliaetta, ID 83832 MOSES LAKE AREA CHAMBER OF www.cityofjuliaetta.com COMMERCE 509-765-7888, 324 S. 6 Pioneer Way, Moses Lake, WA 98837- Tomato, Mozzarella Salad 1737 www.moseslake.com Archie McGregor, owner of Dissmore’s NEZ PERCE CITY HALL 208-937- in Pullman shared this delicious 1021, 606 Maple, Nez Perce, ID summer recipe with us. 83543 www.cityofnezperce.com NORTH IDAHO TOURISM 1 Avocado DEPARTMENT 888-333-3737, 10 oz grape tomatoes www.visitnorthidaho.com 8 oz fresh mozzarella pearls OAKESDALE CHAMBER OF 6 oz black olives COMMERCE 509-285-4020, PO 14 oz quartered artichoke hearts Box 246, 105 N First, Oakesdale, WA (optional) 99158-0184 www.oakesdale.org 3 oz Italian dressing OROFINO CHAMBER OF Salt and pepper COMMERCE 208-476-4335, PO Box Slice avocados into 1/2” cubes, slice 2346, 125 Johnson Avenue, Suite 7, tomatoes and olives in half. Place all Orofino, ID 83544 www.orofino.com avocado, tomatoes, mozzarella, olives, PALOUSE CHAMBER OF and artichokes into large bowl. COMMERCE 509-878-1811, PO Box Pour dressing over the top and gently 174, Palouse, WA 99161 fold ingredients together. www.visitpalouse.com Season with salt and pepper to taste. PASCO CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Chill before serving. 509-547-9755, 1110 Osprey Pointe Blvd, Suite 101, Pasco, WA 99301- PRIEST RIVER CHAMBER OF 3378 www.pascochamber.org COMMERCE 208-448-2721, 119 PIERCE, CITY OF 208-464-2222, 404 S Main Street, Suite 102, PO Box 929, Main, Pierce, ID 83546-0356 Priest River, ID 83856 PIERCE-WEIPPE CHAMBER OF www.priestriverchamber.com COMMERCE 208-435-4406, PO Box PROSSER CHAMBER OF 378, Weippe, ID 83553 COMMERCE, 509-786-3177, 1230 www.pierce-weippechamber.com Bennett Ave, Prosser, WA 99350 POMEROY CHAMBER OF www.prosserchamber.org COMMERCE 509-843-5110, PO Box PULLMAN CHAMBER OF 916, Pomeroy, WA 99347 COMMERCE 800-365-6948 www.pomeroychamberofcommerce. or 509-334-3565, 415 N Grand Ave, com Pullman, WA 99163-3133 POST FALLS CHAMBER OF www.pullmanchamber.com COMMERCE 208-773-5016, 201 E RATHDRUM CHAMBER OF Fourth Avenue, Post Falls, ID 83854 COMMERCE 208-687-2866, 8052 www.postfallschamber.com Main St, Ste. 201, Rathdrum, ID POTLATCH CITY HALL 208-875-0708, 83858 www.rathdrumchamber.com 195 6th St, Potlatch, ID 83855 email: RIGGINS/ SALMON RIVER [email protected], CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 208- www.cityofpotlatch.org 628-3320, PO Box 289, Riggins, ID PRIEST LAKE CHAMBER OF 83549 www.rigginsidaho.com COMMERCE 208-443-3191, PO Box RITZVILLE CHAMBER OF 174, Coolin, ID 83821 COMMERCE 509-659-1936, 216 E www.priestlake.org Main, Ritzville, WA 99169 7 www.ritzvillechamber.com East Sumach St, PO Box 644, Walla ST. JOHN CITY HALL 509-648-3905, Walla, WA 99362-0644 21 E Front #298, St. John, WA 99171- www.wwvchamber.com 8775 www.stjohnwa.com WALLOWA COUNTY CHAMBER OF ST. MARIES CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 541-426-4622, 309 S COMMERCE 208-245-3563, 538 River Street, PO Box 427, Enterprise, Main Avenue, PO Box 162, St. OR 97828 Maries, ID 83861 www.wallowacountychamber.com stmarieschamber.org/ WASHINGTON STATE TOURISM 800- SANDPOINT CHAMBER OF COM- 544-1800, www.experiencewa.com MERCE 208-263-2161, 1202 5th WEIPPE, CITY OF 208-435-4216, 623 Avenue, Sandpoint, ID 83864 N. Main, Weippe, ID 83553 www.sandpointchamber.org www.weippe.com/ SOUTHERN IDAHO TOURISM WENATCHEE VALLEY CHAMBER 800-255-8946, 2015 Neilsen Point OF COMMERCE 509-662-2116, 137 Place, Suite 200, Twin Falls, ID N Wenatchee Ave, Wenatchee, WA 83303-5155 www.visitsouthidaho.com 98801 www.wenatchee.org SPOKANE VALLEY CHAMBER OF WEST RICHLAND CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 509-924-4994, 10808 COMMERCE 509-967-0521, 331 S E. Sprague Ave, Spokane Valley, WA 41st Ave, West Richland, WA 99353 99206 www.westrichlandchamber.org/ www.spokanevalleychamber.org WHITE BIRD CHAMBER OF TEKOA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE COMMERCE 208-839-2777, 289 509-284-3861, PO Box 682, Tekoa, Riggins, ID 83849 rigginsidaho.com WA 99033 www.tekoawa.com YAKIMA VALLEY VISITORS & TRI-CITY REGIONAL CHAMBER OF CONVENTION BUREAU 800-221- COMMERCE 509-736-0510, 7130 W 0751, 10 North 8th St, Yakima, WA Grandridge Blvd Suite C, Kennewick, 98902 www.visityakima.com WA 99336 www.tricityregionalchamber.com TROY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE (CITY HALL) 208-835-2741, 519 S. Main, Troy, ID www.troyidaho.net UNIONTOWN CITY HALL 509-229- 3805, S 110 Montgomery, Uniontown, WA 99179 VISIT LEWIS CLARK VALLEY GATEWAY TO HELLS CANYON, 509-758-7489 or Toll Free 877-774- Weekday Mornings 7248, 847 Port Way, Clarkston, WA 6-10 99403 www.visitlcvalley.com/ WALLACE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 208-753-7151, 10 River St, Wallace, ID 83873 www.wallaceidahochamber.com WALLA WALLA VALLEY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 509-525-0850, 29 Hits of the 80’s, 90’s & more 8 Spicy Carrot Dip Tequila Fruit Salad Rachelle Marshall from the Pullman Radio Sales Susan Weed, co-owner of Pullman Radio team, and co-owner of Cougar Graphics in shared this delicious salad recipe. She says Colfax shared one of her delicious recipes with us. some of her favorite desserts have a little bit of alcohol in them. This Tequila Fruit Salad is 1 1/2 lbs carrots, peeled and each cut into 4 the perfect dessert for summer, when the fruit 2 cloves garlic, peeled is naturally sweet and you want something 1/4 cup extra virgin olive oil chilled and light after a delicious meal. 3 Tbsp red wine vinegar 1 tsp hot Hungarian paprika INGREDIENTS 1/4 tsp chili powder 2 cups strawberries (halved, hulled) 1/4 tsp ground cumin 2 cups mango (diced) 1 tsp ground coriander 1 tablespoon coconut sugar 2 habinaro peppers 2 tablespoons lime juice 2 tablespoons tequila Cilantro (coriander) & mint springs for serving 1 tablespoon triple sec Flat bread, for serving 1 tablespoon mint (chopped) Place carrots and garlic in a saucepan and cover with salted water. Bring to a boil and INSTRUCTIONS cook for 10 minutes, until tender. In large bowl, combine strawberries, mango, Drain well. sugar, lime juice, tequila, triple sec, and mint. Mash carrot and garlic roughly and stir in Toss gently to combine. Cover bowl with remaining ingredients. Season to taste. wrap or plate and let chill at least for 20 Top with cilantro and mint sprigs and serve minutes in refrigerator so fruits can marinate with flat bread. and flavors can meld. Serve chilled.

9 Parks & Recreation Areas We are so lucky on the Palouse to have so many delightful parks. We would like to encourage you to get out to explore these parks. Enjoy a picnic, a game of frisbee, some time on the playgrounds, or maybe even a good book at one of our area parks. Due to Covid-19 concerns, some parks have limited services and access. PULLMAN CITY PARKS include footpaths connecting the park Pullman Parks and Recreation offers to Cooper Basin, Military Hill and the a variety of sport activities ranging Grand Avenue Greenway. from youth soccer leagues to adult golf HARRISON TOT LOT – 337 lessons, and white water rafting trips to Harrison Street (.233 acres) This park fly fishing lessons. Specific information is designed for very young children on activities and classes is listed in a and includes a family picnic area and quarterly brochure available at City Hall, barbeque pit. Pioneer Center, Aquatic Center or the ITANI PARK – 950 SW Crestview (7.45 Pullman Chamber of Commerce. To acres) Donated by the Itanis in 1997, receive a brochure, call 509-338-3227. the park is a natural area. The park has Also on-line at www.pullman-wa.gov a variety of trees and shrubs as well as a gazebo and walking path. Throughout Pullman are parks with KRUEGEL PARK - Dilke & South St over 100 acres of land. Each has its own (7.92 acres) This park was named unique features and recreational after William C. Kruegel in 1958 and opportunities. contains a spacious picnic and BBQ area, full-sized tennis court, pickleball CITY PLAYFIELDS – 820 South St courts, large playground, small foot- (8.66 acres) This is the main facility ball field, baseball diamond, soccer for Pullman’s summer sports field, volleyball standards and public activities. It contains the city baseball restrooms. diamonds, softball fields, a jogging LAWSON GARDENS - Derby Street track, exercise stations, volleyball Near Dilke (13 acres) reflective pool; standards, batting cage, walking path, gazebo; seasonal flowers, rose, peren- picnic tables, drinking fountains and nial and xeriscape gardens. This lovely public restrooms. park is popular for summer weddings CITY OF PULLMAN RV PARK - 775 and may be rented by calling the City South St (19 spaces) All 19 spaces of Pullman, Parks and Recreation have full water, electricity, sewer Department 509-338-3227. and Wi-Fi. A few tent spaces are McGEE PARK - Lybecker St. off of also available. The RV Park is within Stadium Way (3.04 acres) There is a walking distance of downtown, BBQ area and picnic shelter located Pullman, and WSU. Contact the City near children’s playground facility. of Pullman to make reservations at The park also has a softball diamond, 509-338-3227. fenced basketball court, and public CONSERVATION PARK – 799 NW restrooms. Darrow Formerly the City of Pullman MILITARY HILL PARK – 500 NW nursery, Conservation Park is a park in Larry (25 acres) Adjoining Pullman development. Overlooking the Palouse High School, there are 6 tennis courts, River, the park has a pergola and 2 baseball diamonds, playfield, benches. The development plan is to playground, a picnic shelter, BBQ 10 area, Pullman Aquatic and Fitness was completed and dedicated in 2002. Center, exercise path, and public Features include a picnic shelter, restrooms. restrooms, playground, walking/bike PETRY NATURAL AREA - A natural paths, and wetland pond area. area off the city pathway located WOODCRAFT PARK – 675 South Street between Whitman Street and Stadium (.84 acres) This is a peaceful picnic Way. Benches and picnic tables area with beautiful shade trees in the available for a relaxing brown bag southeast part of town. Restroom lunch. facilities are not available. REANEY PARK – 690 NE Reaney Rd (1.64 acres) Home of the National MOSCOW CITY PARKS Lentil Festival and the Reaney Park Moscow has a wide variety of park Summer Concert Series. This park facilities. Each park has its own unique contains two outdoor pools, a gazebo, quality. Facilities are available on first playground area, picnic tables, and a come, first served basis. If you have BBQ area. questions about the parks or are planning SPRING STREET SKATE PARK - near a function at one of them, please call the Reaney Park. The park includes a Moscow Parks and Recreation office at skateboard facility and public re- 208-883-7084. www.ci.moscow.id.us strooms. The park has a link to the Bill Chipman Trail as well as benches ALMON ASBURY LIEUALLEN PARK along the Palouse River. - Residence & Lieuallen Streets (1.57 SUNNYSIDE PARK - Cedar Street (25 acres) Open play area, picnic area, acres) Home of Pullman’s annual playground. This is a quiet park with 4th of July Community Celebration, views of Moscow Mountain. this park contains a picnic and BBQ ALTURAS PARK - Located off Highway shelter that overlooks two ponds and a 8 between Mountain View and Blaine waterfall. Park facilities include tennis Roads in the Alturas Technology Park. courts, baseball diamond, volleyball This half-acre park has a rock fountain standards, disc golf course, walking and a short paved pathway that loops trails, and public restrooms. The city’s through the park. garden plots are also located here. ANDERSON FRONTIER PARK - West TERREVIEW PARK - NW Terre View Palouse River Drive (4.6 acres) Open Drive (3.25 acres) Gifted by Ed and play area, covered picnic shelter, Mary Schweitzer in 1999. The park picnic area, playground, basketball

Fine Pets & their Accessories • Birds Small Animals • Reptiles • Tropical Fish & Supplies Locally owned since 1980 with 2 locations to serve you! 428 E. Troy Road • Moscow 1670 S. Grand Ave • Pullman (208) 883-0690 AND (509) 332-PETS Pets Are People Too “It’s a Zoo in There” petspeople.biz 11 court and pickleball court. In addition St. Moscow’s newest park. This park to picnic areas, this park has a pond features play structures for young and paths through a small wetland children, safety surfacing, playground where visitors can view birds and and is ADA accessible. other wildlife. JIM LYLE ROTARY PARK - “F” and BERMAN CREEKSIDE PARK - 382 Orchard Avenue (2.14 acres) Open Styner Avenue (4.17 acres) Open play play area, bus route accessible, picnic area, covered picnic shelter, drinking area with bbq grills, playground, fountains, barbeque/fireplace, sledding drinkable fountains and restrooms. hill. This park is on the banks of The Moscow Rotary Club’s Paradise Creek. Flowers and trees contribution helped complete this attract butterflies and hummingbirds. relaxing park. EAST CITY PARK - 3rd and Hayes KIWANIS PARK/HORDEMANN POND Streets (7.04 acres) Open play area, - One block North of D & Eisenhower bus route accessible, covered (2.75 acres) Open play area, bus route picnic shelter, playground, restrooms, accessible, covered picnic shelter, volleyball court, basketball court, pay picnic area, playground, restrooms, phones, drinkable water, bicycle racks, fishing. Also on the banks of Paradise horseshoes. East City Park is a large Creek, this park has a small pond with park with plenty of shade. It is a site of fish, frogs, turtles and other wildlife. A fairs and summer concerts. trail takes visitors around the pond for FRIENDSHIP SQUARE - 4th and Main wildlife viewing. Streets Playground/play area, benches, LENA WHITMORE PARK - 3rd and bus route accessible, drinking Cleveland Streets (3 acres) Open play fountain, water feature. area, bus route accessible, covered GHORMLEY PARK - 3rd and Home picnic shelter, picnic area, playground, Streets (10.54 acres) Open play area, restrooms, basketball court, drinking bus route accessible, covered picnic fountains, bicycle racks, outdoor shelter, picnic area with bbq grills, classroom. Located behind Lena playground, restrooms, tennis court, Whitmore Elementary School, it is a softball field, basketball court, joint venture between the City of drinkable water, bicycle racks, Moscow and the Moscow School horseshoes. Large trees provide District. pleasant shade. LILLIAN WOODWORTH OTNESS HAMILTON LOWE AQUATIC PARK – South of West A Street CENTER - Corner of “F” & Mountain between Asbury and Lilly Streets. View Swimming (See Splish Splash Playground, benches, wildlife. section for more details) MOSCOW DOG PARK - (1 acre) located HERON’S HIDEOUT – 1124 S on White Avenue. Fenced area for Mountainview Road (2.79 acres) dogs to run off-leash. Paradise Creek restoration area. This MOUNTAIN VIEW PARK - 1 mile park is located on the banks of north, past Jr. High School on Mt. Paradise Creek and has native View Road along the banks of vegetation. Observation deck allows Paradise Creek. (16 acres) Open play wildlife viewing. area, covered picnic shelter, picnic INDIAN HILLS PARK – On the corner area, playground, restrooms, pickleball of Indian Hills Drive and South Blaine court, football field, soccer field, 12 baseball field, basketball court, drinking fountains, bicycle racks. Expect limited seating and plan to wear a SKATE PARK – 1515 East D St, adjacent mask through to the Eggan Youth Center (1.47 acres) mid-August Playfields and Skateboard Park. Open Pullman Transit buses connect riders with to skateboarders, BMX riders, in-line the community and businesses, including skaters and scooters. Downtown, Grand Ave. Bishop Blvd & WSU. TRIANGLE PARK (formerly known ------and East Gate Park) - Nez Perce SUMMER SCHEDULE: and Kamiaken Streets (1.75 acres) Fixed Routes: Playground and picnic area, drinking Blue, Loop, Paradise, and Silver Routes fountains and a dog-friendly drinking Monday - Friday 6:30am - 6:45pm fountain. This quiet park is the perfect Community Service Express 6:45am - 6:40pm place to relax in the sun. Dial-A-Ride UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO 6:30am - 6:45pm ARBORETUM & BOTANICAL Check our website for GARDEN - (63 acres) 1200 West 4th of July service Palouse River Dr, Moscow, ID Geographic grouping of trees and Saturday & Sunday 10:00am - 5:30pm shrubs, xeriscape garden, trails, water Wheat and Lentil Routes and features, amphitheater, picnic area Dial-A-Ride Open daily from dawn to dusk. For detailed maps and stop times, please www.uiweb.uidaho.edu/arboretum visit pullmantransit.com and click on the link “Routes and Schedules” UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO GUY WICKS ------FIELD – Playfields at the western To view your bus in real time, download the edge of the University of Idaho campus. new mobile app “Bus Beacon” at the VISTA PARK AND RESERVOIR – play store or app store. Riders can also Small park just off Joseph Street with lovely view of Moscow. Green space visit our website at www.pullmantransit.com for soccer or Frisbee. and click on the links from the home page. WREN WELCOME GARDEN - Northwest corner of the intersection of Highway 8 and Highway 95 South (.2 acre) Sitting wall, annual and perennial gardens. Flowers fill this small park and offer a peaceful place to rest. Local Eagle Scouts were instrumental in helping to build this park. ------Get the kids to the pool, parks and other activities. No fares or passes WHITMAN COUNTY PARKS & required this summer. RECREATION AREAS ------Whitman County offers you a variety of Pullman Transit 775 NW Guy St. recreation areas. For more information 509-332-6535 contact the Whitman County Parks, Fair Follow us on T w i �er and Facilities Management office in 13 Colfax 509-397-6238 or by visiting park. There are camping, playground, www.whitmancounty.org. These parks and picnic facilities that include have facilities to rent for special events; cooking grills and campfire pits. please contact the 7:00am – dusk office for reservations. KLEMGARD COUNTY PARK - This 59-acre park is located in the Union BILL CHIPMAN PALOUSE TRAIL Flat area and has facilities for families, - The Bill Chipman Palouse Trail is large groups and picnics. The park is open dawn to dusk year round for day forested and has abundant wildlife. use only. A ten-foot-wide paved trail, Pets are allowed in the park if they are accessible to people of all ages and kept on a leash. Klemgard has a large abilities, extends over seven miles of shelter for picnics, sand volleyball scenic Palouse country while crossing courts, horseshoe pits, playground, Paradise Creek some twelve times. multipurpose field and hiking trails. Three emergency phones, two For reservations call the Parks Office handicap accessible restrooms, at 509-397-6238. This park is a day benches, bike racks and trash use park only, open from 7:00 am to receptacles are all located along the dusk, daily. Overnight camping is not trail. An interpretive signage program available at Klemgard. describes local human and natural PALOUSE EMPIRE FAIRGROUNDS history as well as agricultural and - Year-round facilities capable of ecological topics. Motorized vehicles handling large meetings, wedding are not allowed on the Chipman Trail. receptions and special dinners. The The Trail is not plowed in the winter Palouse Empire Fair is held annually months. A consortium made up of the weekend following Labor Day. representatives from Whitman County, Restrooms, RV space, showers the City of Pullman, the City of www.palouseempirefair.org Moscow, the University of Idaho and WAWAWAI COUNTY PARK - Wawawai Washington State University maintains derives its name from an Indian word the Trail. To schedule special events meaning “talk, talk, talk” or “council call Whitman County Parks ground.” Sitting in the Snake River 509-397-6238. Canyon approximately three miles KAMIAK BUTTE COUNTY PARK - upstream from Lower Granite Dam, (298+ acres) The park is recognized the park is open from 7:00 am to dusk as a National Natural Landmark. It is and for overnight camping year round. the second highest point in Whitman Fire restrictions are in effect for County with an elevation of 3,641 feet campers during the fire season. The above sea level. The park has miles 49-acre park is a popular place for of forested hiking trails. The National families to picnic and camp. The park Trails System includes the 3.5 mile has large and small group shelters with long Pine Ridge Trail as part of its barbeque facilities. Wildlife viewing, system. The park is handicap geologic and natural feature accessible except for some trails. information is available along an Kamiak Butte Park has hundreds of interpretive trail. A nearby boat ramp species of birds, mammals and facility provides access to the reservoir vegetation. Beautiful views of the for fishing and water sports. Unique to Palouse Region can be seen from the the park is the earth-sheltered ranger 14 Offering complete quilting supplies, needlework and classes Tuesday - Friday 10:00am - 5:00pm Saturday 10:00am - 4:00pm

S. 101 Main Street • Colfax, Washington (509) 397-2278 • [email protected] www.palouseriverquilts.com residence. and wetlands. Includes several intermittent streams and two ponds LATAH COUNTY PARKS AND with ducks, frogs, salamanders, and RECREATION AREAS turtles. Home to native Palouse For information contact the Latah County species such as moose, elk, deer, black Parks & Recreation Department in bear and many birds and amphibians. Moscow at 208-883-5709. www.latah.id.us OTHER AREA PARKS IN WASHINGTON LATAH TRAIL - Runs parallel to State For more information on Washington Highway 8 between Moscow & State Parks write: Washington State Parks Troy Non-motorized trail that passes & Recreation Commission, 1111 Israel through agricultural fields and forested Road, Olympia, WA 98504-2650, visit areas. www.parks.wa.gov 360-902-8844 For MOOSE CREEK RESERVOIR – Near pass information to Washington State Bovill along Highway 8 (50 acre lake, Parks visit www.discoverpass.wa.gov 80 acre forested park) Picnic tables, For reservations 888-226-7688. outhouses, camping, fish stocked in the reservoir, fishing docks. Along 4-0 RANCH UNIT of the Chief Joseph the Idaho Birding Trail, this park has Wildlife Unit – Approximately 32 a wide variety of birds to be seen miles from Asotin along the Grand throughout the year. Non-motorized Ronde River. High quality riparian boating is allowed. habitat, native grasslands, ponderosa ROBINSON COUNTY PARK – 5 miles pines, wildflower meadows, elk, bear, northeast of Moscow (54.53 acres) big horn sheep, cougar, raptors, and Restrooms, picnic shelter, playfields, migrant birds. wdfw.wa.gov/places- campfire pit/fireplace, hiking, tent to-go/wildlife-areas sites, RV sites. Call Latah County BLYTON LANDING – 3-acre Parks & Recreation to reserve any part year-round camping and boat launch of the park. 208-883-5709 area. Located 20 miles west of VIRGIL PHILLIPS FARM – 5 miles Lewiston, on North Shore Snake River north of Moscow off Hwy 95 (160 Road. Camping and boat launching are acres) Primitive hiking trails lead free of charge. Operated by the U.S. through a variety of habitats Army Corps of Engineers. www.nww. including forested lands, open fields usace.army.mil/Missions/Recreation/ 15 LowerGraniteDamandLake/Blyton- Missions/Recreation/LowerGranite Landing.aspx DamandLake/ BOYER PARK AND MARINA – 56-acre Chief ChiefLookingGlassPark.aspx full service marina and campground. CHIEF TIMOTHY PARK – Located Operated by the Port of Whitman, on a 198 acre island along the Lewis the marina is located 2 miles west and Clark Trail to the north of US of Lower Granite Dam on the north Highway 12, about 8 miles west of shore of the Snake River. Restrooms, Clarkston. Restrooms, picnic shel- picnic area, barbecues, camping sites, ter, playground/play area, RV space, boating, fishing, marina, swimming. water, boat ramp, showers, swimming 509-397-3208 www.portwhitman.com 509-758-9580 parks.state.wa.us/704/ BROOKS MEMORIAL STATE PARK – Chief-Timothy-Park seasonal camping park north of COLUMBIA NATIONAL WILDLIFE Goldendale, WA Camping, hiking REFUGE – Located in the Scablands along the Little Klickitat River, of the Columbia River Basin near stargazing at the nearby Goldendale Othello, WA, the Refuge provides Observatory. parks.state.wa.us/482/ 23,000 acres for wildlife of all Brooks-Memorial varieties. CENTENNIAL TRAIL STATE PARK www.fws.gov/refuge/columbia – stretches for 37 miles along the COLUMBIA PLATEAU TRAIL STATE Spokane River between Nine Mile PARK – is a 130-mile rail-bed trail Falls, WA and the Idaho border. The that runs between Cheney, WA and paved trail is for day use only, but the Tri-Cities area in southeastern campgrounds are located near the trail Washington. The trail is available at Nine Miles Falls and mile marker year-round to hikers, bicyclers and 31. Motorized vehicles are not allowed horseback riders. Motorized traffic is on the trail. Bird watching, hiking, not allowed on the trail. Trekkers can in-line skating, mountain biking, view fall and spring bird migrations, wildlife viewing. large animal wildlife and geologic parks.state.wa.us/487/Centennial-Trail sites. parks.state.wa.us/490/ CHIEF JOSEPH WILDLIFE AREA – Columbia-Plateau-Trail 25,000 acre wildlife area located along CONCULLY STATE PARK – is a portions of the Grand Ronde River 97-acre camping park in Okanogan and Joseph Creek, the Chief Joseph County in north central Washington. Wildlife Area is a developing wildlife Originally established by the Bureau habitat. Four separate plots make up of Reclamation in 1910, the area was the area. A wide variety of wildlife part of an irrigation project. It offers that includes big horn sheep, deer freshwater fishing and boating in ad- and upland game birds may be seen. dition to camping. The park has 5400 wdfw.wa.gov/lands/wildlife_areas/ feet of freshwater shoreline. chief_joseph/ Motorized and non-motorized CHIEF LOOKING GLASS PARK – 17 boating, fishing, swimming, mountain acres at Lower Granite Lake 5 miles biking, wildlife viewing parks.state. south of Clarkston on Highway 129 wa.us/491/Conconully in Asotin. Picnic, restroom, swim- CRAWFORD STATE PARK – See ming, playground, day use only, ADA Gardner Cave accessible www.nww.usace.army.mil/ CURLEW LAKE STATE PARK – 87- 16 acre camping park near Republic, Baked Pesto Chicken Thighs and Potatoes WA Near the park is a public fossil Susan Weed enjoys cooking, and found this dig at Stone Rose Interpretive Center. delicious recipe to share with us. Prepared Ranald MacDonald grave is within the pesto is all you need to turn plain chicken and potatoes into a flavorful dinner. Serve with a park’s boundaries. It is the smallest side salad for a complete meal. of the State’s interpretive centers. Wildlife viewing is popular here. Tent, 1 pound mini red potatoes, cut into 1” pieces RV camping sites, boat ramps, day-use 1/4 cup prepared pesto, divided picnic sites are available. parks.state. 4 boneless, skinless chicken thighs wa.us/493/Curlew-Lake salt and ground black pepper to taste DAROGA STATE PARK – 127-acre campground on the Columbia River Preheat the oven to 400 degrees F near the edge of the desert scablands. Mix potatoes with 2 tablespoons pesto in a bowl. Transfer potatoes into a large 11x13 The park has 1.5 miles of Columbia baking dish. Unfold chicken thighs in the River shoreline and offers water same bowl; rub remaining pesto on all sides. activities of all varieties. Golfing Fold thighs back up into original shape and facilities are nearby at the Desert place into the baking dish next to the potatoes. Canyon Golf Course. Hiking and Bake in the preheated oven, stirring potatoes biking trails; baseball, soccer and occasionally, until potatoes are soft when softball fields; basketball court; bird pierced with a fork, 28 to 30 minutes. Season watching; wildlife viewing; tennis with salt and pepper before serving. If you courts. parks.state.wa.us/495/Daroga like your potatoes extra soft, microwave cubed potatoes for 3 minutes before tossing DRY FALLS – See Sun Lakes-Dry Falls with pesto and placing into the baking dish. State Park below. FIELDS SPRING STATE PARK – 30 interpretive center, bird watching, miles south of Clarkston, WA on SR horseshoe pits. 129, this park is along one of the paths parks.state.wa.us/509/Fort-Simcoe used by the Nez Perce when they GARDNER CAVE/CRAWFORD STATE traveled from Joseph, Oregon to PARK – Located above Metaline Falls Lapwai, Idaho. The park is located at in the extreme NE corner of the top of Puffer Butte. Spectacular Washington State at Crawford State views of three states and the Grande Park. Park/Cave are open Ronde River. Open year-round for Thursday-Monday. Visits to the cave camping and day use. Hiking, are by guided tour only. No admission biking, berry picking, bird watching, charged. Discovered in 1899, this is wildlife viewing, softball, volleyball, the third longest limestone cavern horseshoe pits. in Washington State. 509-238-4258 parks.state.wa.us/503/Fields-Spring parks.state.wa.us/492/Crawford FORT SIMCOE STATE PARK - Yakama GINGKO PETRIFIED FOREST/ WA- Indian Nation Reservation, WA NAPUM RECREATIONAL AREA – Crossroads of many Indian trails located on the shores of the where an 1850s-era military Columbia River near Vantage, WA. installation was established to keep The park boasts one of the most the peace between the settlers and the unusual fossil forests. The Gingko Indians. On the National Register of Petrified Forest is a National Historic Places, this is a day-use park Natural Landmark. Interpretive center, with hiking trails, museum, camping, boating, fishing, hiking, 17 bird watching and wildlife viewing created by the floods. are available in the park. parks.state. www.nps.gov/iafl/index.htm wa.us/288/Ginkgo-Petrified-Forest INTERNATIONAL SELKIRK LOOP – GOLDENDALE OBSERVATORY 280-mile scenic drive through STATE PARK – 5-acre park located northeastern Washington, northern on Main in Goldendale, WA. The Idaho and southeastern British observatory will reopen in February Columbia. Follows historic routes 2020 following extensive of native tribes, fur traders and gold remodeling. Solar and dark sky miners. The Loop has been interpretive programs will occur at designated one of the Top Ten Scenic the Stonehenge building. Interpretive Drives in the Northern Rockies and center provides information about boasts 30 historical and cultural sites stargazing, telescopes and the on the drive. Great opportunities for universe. The observatory boasts cycling and hiking and water sports. one of the largest public telescopes. www.selkirkloop.org The hill on which the observatory is LAKE LENORE CAVES, North of Soap located provides beautiful views of the Lake in Central Washington, Highway surrounding countryside. parks.state. 17 Caves created by the Great wa.us/512/Goldendale-Observatory Missoula Flood www.wta.org/ GRAND COULEE DAM – Located go-hiking/hikes/lenore-lake- approximately 82 miles west of Spo- caves#trailhead-map kane. The dam is reached via US 2 and LEWIS AND CLARK TRAIL STATE SR 174. Grand Coulee Dam’s con- PARK – 37 acre park off Highway 27 struction in the 1930s created Franklin near Waitsburg on the banks of the D. Roosevelt Lake that is 151 miles Touchet River. The park boasts old long and stretches to the growth forest as well as arid grassland. Canadian border. Year round camping Year-round camping is available for is available. Guided tours, walking both RV and primitive camping. tour on the bridge, and laser light Wildlife viewing, hiking, fishing, shows outdoor at the dam during the swimming and interpretive activities summer are some of the activities in the park. www.usbr.gov/pn/grandcoulee Day-use shelters are also available. GROUSE FLATS UNIT of the Chief parks.state.wa.us/539/Lewis-Clark- Joseph Wildlife Area – 65 miles Trail southwest of Asotin. Grouse Flats LITTLE GOOSE LOCK AND DAM supports elk, white tailed and mule – Visitors are welcome at the Little deer, raptors, bear, cougar, upland Goose Lock and Dam 9 miles NE of birds, song birds wdfw.wa.gov/places- Starbuck, WA on Little Goose Dam to-go/wildlife-areas Road. Fish viewing windows and the ICE AGE FLOODS NATIONAL powerhouse gallery are open daily. GEOLOGIC TRAIL – The Trail was Picnic area, boat ramp www.nww. established by the National Park usace.army.mil/Locations/ Service and follows the routes of the DistrictLocksandDams/ many Ice Age floods that swept across LittleGooseLockandDam.aspx Montana, Idaho, Washington and LITTLE PEND OREILLE NATIONAL Oregon. The website lists the many WILDLIFE REFUGE – 13 miles parks and historic sites that were southeast of Colville, WA on the west 18 slope of the Selkirk Range. Only Frozen Strawberry Lemonade mountainous, mixed-conifer refuge in Danielle Kallaher, office manager the lower 48 states, home, for Pullman Radio shared this provides refuge and breeding ground summer treat. She says it is perfect for wildlife, birds and fish. for the hot summer afternoons on www.fws.gov/refuge/Little_Pend_ Oreille/wildlife_and_habitat/index/ the Palouse. This recipe makes 1 LOWER GRANITE DAM – 23 miles serving, so you can adjust it for any south of Colfax, this is one of four size group, or enjoy on your own. dams whose combined length has If you wanted to make an adult created a giant inland sea that stretches version, a little splash of rum would from the mouth of the Snake River all make it extra tasty. the way to Lewiston, Idaho. www.nww.usace.army.mil/Locations/ 1 cup frozen strawberries DistrictLocksandDams/ 1 Tbsp frozen lemon concentrate LowerGraniteLockandDam.aspx 3/4 cup Sprite MT. SPOKANE STATE PARK – 25 miles northeast of downtown Spokane 1 Tbsp sugar on Hwy 206 in the Selkirk Mountains. The park offers a Put all the ingredients into a blender panoramic view of the region in the and blend thoroughly. spring, summer and fall months and Serve and enjoy! snow skiing in the winter. The park boasts old-growth timber stands and and the Colville National Forest, home granite rock outcroppings. Camping, of the five lakes region and the Big hiking, biking, horseback riding parks. Tree Botanical Area, 39 campgrounds, state.wa.us/549/Mount-Spokane hiking trails, wildlife viewing NINE MILE FALLS RECREATION www.fs.usda.gov/okawen/ AREA – camping area that is included PALOUSE FALLS STATE PARK – 75 in Riverside State Park. See below. miles from Pullman, this 105-acre NISQUALLY JOHN LANDING - (8 state park is a focal point that attracts acres) 15 miles west of Lewiston, on campers, picnickers and hikers. The North Shore Snake River Rd Tent Palouse Falls plunge to the rocks 198 and RV camping, picnicking and boat feet below offering visitors an launch are available. It is open incredible vista. Many people are year-round, with no specific hours of unaware that there are a first and operation. Camping and boat second falls before the one preserved launching are free of charge. Operated within the state park. The Lake by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Missoula flood created the falls 15,000 www.nww.usace.army.mil/ years ago. They are the last major Missions/Recreation/ waterfalls left by the flood. To see the LowerGraniteDamandLake/ first and middle falls take SR 76 west NisquallyJohnLanding.aspx to Hooper. Drive through the railroad OKANOGAN-WENATCHEE underpass about one mile past Hooper. NATIONAL FOREST – in Turn left just before the bridge. Park northern Washington bordering here and hike in along the railroad Canada, North Cascades National Park tracks. The hike to the final falls is 19 several miles, so dress appropriately climbing, horseback riding and and carry plenty of water. fishing. parks.state.wa.us/573/ 509-549-3551 Riverside parks.state.wa.us/559/Palouse-Falls ROSE CREEK NATURE PRESERVE – PESHASTIN PINNACLES STATE 14.8 acres near Albion, WA Excellent PARK – features sandstone pinnacles example of Palouse meadow steppe and spires in a 34-acre desert park ecosystem www.pcei.org/rose-creek overlooking the Wenatchee River SACAJAWEA STATE PARK – 284 valley and with views of the Cascade acres, Marine and day-use park at the Range. The park is a day-use park confluence of the Snake and Columbia with hiking, bird watching, wildlife Rivers. 5 miles SE of Pasco. Boating, viewing and rock climbing. parks. fishing, biking, picnicking, bird state.wa.us/565/Peshastin-Pinnacles watching, interpretive activities POMEROY RANGER DISTRICT – parks.state.wa.us/575/Sacajawea UMATILLA NATIONAL FOREST – SHUMAKER UNIT of the Chief Joseph 365,901 acres at the northeastern edge Wildlife Area – South of Asotin along of the Blue Mountains. Camping sites, the Grand Ronde River at the bottom fishing, hiking, outdoor activities of of the Shumaker Grade, the unit is every variety www.fs.usda.gov/ rugged grassland. Bear, deer, elk and recarea/umatilla/recreation/ bighorn sheep along with raptors, and recarea/?recid=56673 upland game birds can be found in the POTHOLES STATE PARK – 25 miles habitat. Steelhead and bull trout live SW of Moses Lake, WA, off Hwys 17 in the river. wdfw.wa.gov/ and 272. Shallow depressions created places-to-go/wildlife-areas during the Pleistocene flooding of area SNAKE RIVER TRAIL – 4.5 mile trail formed shallow lakes. One boundary at Boyer Park and Marina. Located is formed by the reservoir behind along the banks of Almota Creek, a O’Sullivan Dam. Not to be confused camp site of the Lewis and Clark with the Pothole Lakes which are expedition. The trail is handicap 30-45 minutes from the park. Many access. Motorized vehicles are not family recreational activities, bird allowed on the trail. There are watching, wildlife viewing 509-346- interpretive signs about the Columbia/ 2759 parks.state.wa.us/568/Potholes Snake River system. More REVERE WILDLIFE AREA – located information is available at Boyer Park. in northwest Whitman County near www.palousescenicbyway.org Lamont encompasses Palouse STEPTOE BATTLEFIELD STATE grasslands and shrub steppe/scablands. PARK – 4-acre park in Rosalia, WA, In the Revere Wildlife Area visitors commemorating the fight between a can see waterfowl, deer, coyote, group of Palouse, Spokane and Coeur reptiles, raptors, game birds and d’Alene Native Americans and a wildflowers. wdfw.wa.gov/ group of American soldiers in 1858. places-to-go/wildlife-areas Interpretive signs and wildlife RIVERSIDE STATE PARK – 12,000 viewing. parks.state.wa.us/591/ acres NW of Spokane along the Steptoe-Battlefield Spokane and Little Spokane STEPTOE BUTTE STATE PARK Rivers. Summertime activities include HERITAGE SITE – 12 miles north picnicking, camping, hiking, rock of Colfax, near the state’s eastern 20 border. A 150-acre, 3,612-foot tall natural monument, thimble shaped, the quartzite butte looms in bald grandeur over the prevailing flat lands. Take the drive leading upward for a view that runs from the Blue Mountains up to Canada. Open year-round for day use only. parks.state.wa.us/592/Steptoe-Butte STONEROSE INTERPRETIVE CENTER – 15-1 N. Kean Street in Republic, WA 509-775-2295 Fossil hunting trips, weather permitting. Primary focus is Eocene Fossils, organisms that lived between 45 and 50 million years ago. www.stonerosefossil.org SUN LAKES-DRY FALLS STATE PARK - Seven miles southwest of Coulee City, WA in Grant County. Camping park with 73,640 feet of freshwater shoreline. Dry Falls is considered one of the great geologic wonders of North America. Dry Falls was carved by the ice age Lake Missoula floods.When the water flowed, the waterfall was four times the size of Niagara. Hike the Umatilla Rock Trail or the Deep Lake Overlook Trail to find beautiful views of the remote parts of the park. Hiking, boating, fishing, swimming, biking, wildlife viewing. parks.state. wa.us/298/Sun-Lakes-Dry-Falls SWALLOWS PARK – 1 mile south of Clarkston on Highway 129. Day use and boating, covered shelters with electricity, picnicking, restrooms, swimming, boating, hiking trails, biking, tot lot, volleyball, open year round www.nww.usace.army.mil/ Missions/Recreation/Lower-Granite- Dam-and-Lake/Swallows-Park/ THE “DUNES” – Wonderful sand dunes along the Snake River just below Lower Granite Dam (3 miles west of Lower Granite Dam on Kirby- 21 Mayview Road) www.nww.usace. OTHER AREA PARKS IN IDAHO army.mil/Missions/Recreation/ Fees collected by the Idaho Department LittleGooseandLakeBryan/IlliaDunes. of Parks and Recreation go right back aspx into the operation and maintenance of TURNBULL NATIONAL WILDLIFE parks and recreation programs. For more REFUGE – South of Cheney, WA on information on parks in Idaho call Badger Lake Road 17,000-acre refuge 800-847-4843 or www.visitid.org for migratory waterfowl. The Refuge The Potlatch Corp charges for hiking, is part of the Channeled Scablands driving, fishing, etc. on corporate land in with a unique geologic history. Biking and around Lewiston. and walking trail www.fws.gov/ turnbull BIG MEADOW CREEK RECREATION UMATILLA NATIONAL FOREST – AREA – Owned and operated by U of Blue Mountains Southeast Washington I College of Forestry (240 acres) 3.6 and Northeast Oregon. Terrain ranges miles northwest of Troy, ID on Big in elevation from 1600 to 8000 feet, Meadow Creek Road, restrooms, mountainous, heavily timbered slopes, picnic area, campfire pit/fireplace, grasslands, basalt outcroppings, hiking www.uidaho.edu/cnr/uief includes Wenaha-Tucannon CAMP GRIZZLY BOY SCOUT CAMP Wilderness, North Fork John Day – Owned and operated by the Boy Wilderness and North Fork Umatilla Scouts of America (480 acres) 4.5 Wilderness www.fs.usda.gov/umatilla miles northeast of Harvard, ID on W. T. WOOTEN WILDLIFE AREA – Hwy 95A, restrooms, picnic area, 16,000 Acres 25 miles east of camping sites. Dayton and 14 miles south of www.nwscouts.org/campgrizzly Pomeroy, part of the Tucannon River COEUR D’ALENE PARKWAY – On the drainage system which provides north shore of Coeur d’Alene Lake critical habitat for steelhead, Chinook following the N. Idaho Centennial salmon and bull trout. The Wildlife Trail, east from Coeur d’Alene to Area is also wintering grounds for big Higgens Point, picnic area, group use game and non-game species. Camp area, shoreline access, boat launch, Wooten is an environmental study toilets parksandrecreation.idaho.gov/ center operated by the State Parks parks/coeur-d-alene-parkway and Recreation Commission. wdfw. DENT PARK/DWORSHAK DAM AND wa.gov/places-to-go/wildlife-areas RESERVOIR –Picnic area, camping WANAPUM RECREATIONAL AREA – sites, hiking, boat launch, boating, see Gingko Petrified Forest above. fishing, swimming 208-476-1255 YAKIMA AREA ARBORETUM - www.nww.usace.army.mil/Missions/ Corner of East Nob Hill Blvd and Recreation.aspx Interstate 82, Yakima, WA Unique DEYO RESERVOIR AND “tree museum” with native and exotic CAMPGROUND – former site of plants from around the world. Enjoy Schmidt Brothers Mill, fishing, boat one of the region’s few Japanese launch, camping, wheelchair Gardens. The Jewett Interpretive accessible docks. 4137 Schmidt Mill Center offers a great location for small Road, Weippe, ID 208.435.4406 meetings, gift shop and library www.weippe.com 509-248-7337 www.ahtrees.org DWORSHAK STATE PARK – Located 22 on the western shore of the trail www.uidaho.edu/cnr/uief Dworshak Reservoir, 26 miles FRANK CHURCH-RIVER OF NO northwest of Orofino. RV and tent RETURN WILDERNESS – 2,366,907 camping, group camp with cabins, acres of wilderness bordered by the lodge and kitchen facilities 208-476- Gospel Hump Wilderness and the 5994 parksandrecreation.idaho.gov/ Selway Bitterroot Wilderness to the find-a-park north and northwest. Two rugged ED CORKILL MEMORIAL TRAIL – A rivers, Main Salmon and the Middle 5.3 mile paved trail available year Fork of the Salmon River, run through round for biking, walking, and skating. the wilderness and have created one Pick up the trail near Kendrick High of the deepest river canyons on earth, School and follow the Potlatch River deeper than the Grand Canyon of Canyon to Juliaetta. Benches are the Colorado. The wilderness has available along the trail for rest and an extensive series of trails suited to reflection. www.traillink.com/trail/ back packing and horse packing. Jet ed-corkill-memorial-river-trail boating tours and floats trips are ELK CREEK FALLS – Just south of Elk available on portions of the river River, highest waterfall in northern systems. www.fs.usda.gov/detail/scnf/ Idaho with a total drop of 300 feet, specialplaces/?cid=stelprdb5360033 hiking, fishing, camping is available GOLD RUSH SCENIC BYWAY – Begin near Elk River 208-875-1131 at the junction of Highways 11 and 12 www.fs.usda.gov/recarea/ at Greer, Idaho. The byway runs 42 nezperceclearwater/recarea/ miles through the Clearwater Valley. ?recid=80110 Visit Lewis and Clark sites, Bald EMERALD CREEK GARNET AREA – Mountain ski area, Weippe Discovery On Road 447. The turnoff is about 4 Center and travel through the miles after leaving Fernwood, ID on Clearwater National Forest. Activities Hwy 3. Follow road 447 southeast for for all seasons are available along 7 miles to the parking area. The Em- the trail. visitidaho.org/things-to-do/ erald Creek Garnet Area is maintained scenic-byways-backcountry-drives/ by the US Forest Service and is one gold-rush-historic-byway of only 2 deposits in the entire world GOSPEL HUMP WILDERNESS – where brilliant 4 and 6 ray star garnets 206,000 acres in North Central Idaho, are found. 208-245-2531 www.fs.usda. near Elk City, offering some of the gov/recarea/ipnf/recarea/?recid=6927 most scenic panoramas found FARRAGUT STATE PARK – A half hour anywhere, 200 streams and 35 alpine north of Coeur d’Alene on Hwy 95, lakes, major highway access through the park is at the south end of Lake US Hwy 95 and Idaho State 14 Pend Oreille. Restrooms, picnic area, 208-842-2245 www.wilderness.net playfields, water visitidaho.org/ HELLS GATE STATE PARK – Just 4 things-to-do/state-parks/ miles south of Lewiston on Snake farragut-state-park-4/ River Drive, Hells Gate State Park is FLAT CREEK – Owned and operated the gateway to Hells Canyon, home of by the U of I College of Forestry (700 the deepest river gorge in North acres) off Hwy 9 Brown Meadow America. Swimming, marina, RV Road, forested area, containing Flat and tent only camping sites, marina, Creek Cabin and 3/4 mile hemlock jet boat excursions 208-799-5015 23 parksandrecreation.idaho.gov/parks/ Wildlife abounds in this area. hells-gate www.latahtrailfoundation.org/ HEYBURN STATE PARK – The oldest LITTLE BOULDER CREEK CAMP state park in the Pacific NW. Located GROUND – Owned and operated 40 miles from Coeur d’Alene on the by US Forest Service, 15 acres, 3 southern tip of Lake Coeur d’Alene. miles south of Helmer, ID off Hwy Camping, fishing, bird watching, 8, restrooms, picnic area, RV space, water activities parksandrecreation. camping sites, campfire pit/ fireplace, idaho.gov/parks/Heyburn handicap access, pets ok, hiking, HOBO CEDAR GROVE BOTANICAL drinking water 208-875-1131 AREA – 10 miles northeast of Clarkia idahocampgroundreview.com/ on Marble Creek Road (Forest Road littlebouldercreek.html #3357) at Hobo Pass. Turn right and MALLARD LARKINS PIONEER travel east on Forest Road #3357 for AREA – This region lies above the 2 miles to the parking lot. Look for North Fork of the Clearwater River in signs. This is one of the oldest cedar the Clearwater National Forest. groves in the world and is a National Hiking, fishing, hunting Natural Landmark. 208-245-2531 www.summitpost.org/ area/ www.nwhiker.com/Hobo.html/ range/288752/Mallard-Larkins- IDLER’S REST NATURE PRESERVE Pioneer-Area.html – Self-guided system of trails on 35 MARY MINERVA McCROSKEY acres. Located 6 miles northeast of STATE PARK – Owned and operated Moscow along Mountainview Road. by Idaho Parks and Recreation, 5,292 Camping and picnicking prohibited. acres, 30 miles north of Moscow, ID Hiking, bird watching and wildflower on Highway 95, natural park, open viewing www.palouselandtrust.org/ space, forested area, skyline drive, idlers-rest-nature-preserve spectacular views of 3 states and the LAIRD PARK – Located just east of Palouse Prairie, picnic area, hiking Harvard, ID 15-20 minutes from visitidaho.org/things-to-do/state-parks/ Potlatch on Hwy 6, the White Pine mccroskey-state-park Scenic Drive, camping sites, hiking, MOSCOW MOUNTAIN PRESERVE – fishing, picnic 208-875-1131 You can’t miss it driving around the www.fs.usda.gov/recarea/ Palouse, but why not take some time nezperceclearwater/recarea/ to explore it. You never know what ?recid=80081 kind of wildlife you’ll encounter there. LATAH COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS – Located 10 miles northeast of Mountain View Road, Moscow, ID, Moscow. While hiking, be sure to 15.3 acres, picnic shelter, playfields, enjoy the beautiful views and wildlife. RV space 208-883-5722 www.palouselandtrust.org www.latahcountyfair.com OLD MISSION STATE PARK – One LATAH TRAIL IN BEAR CREEK mile east of Cataldo at exit 39 on I-90. CANYON - Accessed from Troy, this Sacred Heart Mission constructed by portion of the Latah Trail extends Jesuit missionaries and Coeur d’Alene five miles toward Kendrick. The trail Tribe between 1850 and 1853. Oldest takes hikers through the pines along standing building in Idaho visitidaho. Bear Creek and is a very remote, back org/things-to-do/state-parks/ country portion of the Latah Trail. coeur-dalenes-old-mission-state-park 24 PULASKI TUNNEL TRAIL – The Lookout Pass for a spectacular 17 mile trail memorializes the disastrous and descent through former deadly fires of 1910. The tunnel was Milwaukee Road tunnels, over trestles the site of a safe haven for Ed Pulaski and through the beautiful Bitterroot and the majority of his fire crew. The Mountains of northern Idaho. Shuttle two mile trail takes about four hours service is available for those who do to the site of the Pulaski Tunnel Trail not wish to make a round trip. overlook. www.fs.usda.gov/attmain/ www.ridethehiawatha.com/ ipnf/specialplaces SCENIC 6 PARK – Potlatch, Idaho RV ROOSEVELT GROVE OF ANCIENT parking on asphalt pads, paved CEDARS – 800-2000 plus year-old walking paths, picnic tables, softball living cedar trees. The trees in this fields, volleyball courts, pickleball virgin forest are up to 12 feet in courts, Frisbee golf, horseshoe pits, diameter and 150 feet tall. Located bocce court, cabins, restrooms 13 miles north of Nordman on Forest 208-875-0709, [email protected] Road 302. A short hike from the SELWAY–BITTERROOT lower grove will lead to Lower WILDERNESS – This enormous Granite Falls and Upper Granite tract of land lies to the south of the Falls. 208-443-3191 visitidaho. Lochsa River straddling the Montana org/things-to-do/natural-attractions/ - Idaho border and is adjacent to the roosevelt-grove-ancient-cedars-gran- Frank Church-River of No Return ite-falls/ Wilderness. The Selway-Bitterroot ROUTE OF THE HIAWATHA RAIL is the third largest wilderness area in TRAIL – Pick up the trail near the Lower 48 with thick forests and

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http://bit.ly/PullmanFun 25 abundant wildlife. Nearly 2000 miles parksandrecreation.idaho.gov/parks/ of trails wind through the wilderness. trail-coeur-d-alenes Many of the trails are rugged hiking TUBBS HILL –120 acre rounded hill trails that are minimally maintained. over-looking Lake Coeur d’Alene with Camping sites, hiking, horse packing, a two-mile loop trail. The trail is at white water river travel, and canoeing McEuen Field at the end of 3rd street, www.wilderness.net/NWPS/ downtown Coeur d’Alene. Restrooms, wildView?WID=540 picnic area, barbecues, water, hiking, SEVEN DEVILS MOUNTAINS – This bird watching www.cdaid.org/763/ area consists of a tight cluster of high departments/parks/all-parks/tubbs-hill peaks located between the Snake and WINCHESTER LAKE STATE PARK Salmon Rivers between Whitebird and – 6 miles west of Craigmont, ID 1 Council. The Devil Mountain soars to 1/2 miles off US Hwy 95, restrooms, 9,393 feet. The mountains are part of camping sites, water, fishing, the Hells Canyon Wilderness. Hiking, showers, hiking, picnicking 208-924- fishing www.fs.fed.us/wildflowers/ 7563 www.parksandrecreation.idaho. regions/northern/SevenDevils/index. gov/parks/winchester shtml WOLF EDUCATION AND RESEARCH SPRING VALLEY RESERVOIR – CENTER, Winchester, ID Provides Owned and operated by Idaho information and outreach education Department of Fish and Game, 50 about the grey wolf and its acres, 3 miles northeast of Troy, ID on contributions to a healthy ecosystem. Hwy 8. One of the finest trout www.wolfcenter.org fisheries in the region, it is stocked Fire Roasted Salsa several times a year by the Idaho Rachelle Marshall in the Pullman Radio Department of Fish and Game. sales department enjoys cooking, and the Raptors, waterfowl, upland birds, spicier the better. She shared the recipe shorebirds. Restrooms, picnic area, for one of her favorite summer treats. camping sites, campfire pit/fireplace, hiking, fishing, swimming, drinking 1 can (14.5 oz) fire-roasted diced water www.fishandgame.idaho.gov/ tomatoes with garlic ifwis/ibt/site.aspx?id=n35 1/2 white onion, chopped (about 1 cup) THOMPSON LAKE WILDLIFE 1/3 cup chopped green onions REFUGE, Northeast of Harrison ID 1/2 cup chopped cilantro on Blue Lake Road Great waterfowl 3-4 serrano peppers, chopped (you can viewing, viewing station is located on remove the seeds if you don’t like a E Thompson Lake Road fishandgame. hot salsa) idaho.gov/ifwis/ibt/site.aspx?id=N27 Juice of 1/2 lime (easy on the fresh lime) TRAIL OF THE COEUR D’ALENES – Salt to taste The bike trail follows the former path of the Union Pacific Railroad from Throw all ingredients into a food Mullan, Idaho, to the Coeur d’Alene processor or blender and blend until it Indian Reservation. Riders of all ‘s how you like it - chunky, smooth, your ages can enjoy views of spectacular choice. Taste and add more lime juice if mountain scenery, historic mines and you think it needs it. Serve chilled or at lovely lakes along the 72 mile trail. room temperature. Keeps for about 4 to 5 days in the fridge. 26 Splish Splash - Area Pools We all know that summers on the Palouse get warm ... the best place to cool off (besides the sprinkler in your yard) is the pool! Grab the kids, your friends, your suit, towel and some sunscreen and head off to one of our community pools. PULLMAN AQUATIC & FITNESS (4-17) $5.50, adult (18-64) $7.11, senior CENTER – 500 NW Larry, Pullman, (65-) $5.50. Season passes are also WA 509.338.3290 Reservations are available. For more information call required to use the facility. There are 208.882.POOL (7665). www.ci.moscow. two indoor pools at the Aquatic Cen- id.us/facilities/facility/details/ ter, one multi-purpose pool and one 92 HamiltonLowe-Aquatics-Center-7 degree therapy pool. There is also an ASOTIN COUNTY FAMILY exercise room with a variety of AQUATIC CENTER – Clarkston, WA equipment. Hours: M-F 5:30am-3:00pm 509.758.0110 Located at 1603 Dustan Saturday and Sunday: 1:00pm-5:00pm Loop in Clarkston. Their indoor Costs: Daily 0-3 – free with a paying natatorium features an 8 lane, 25 meter adult, child (4-17)/senior (60+) $4, adult lap pool, a warm water pool with an area (18-59) $4, family $14 for kids and a deep end for therapy and www.pullmanparksandrec.com exercise and a hot water “spa,” fitness REANEY PARK POOL –Pullman, WA room. Their outdoor facility has a 509.338.3221 (seasonal phone) Open variety of water slides. June 12-August 22. They offer a www.theaquaticcenter.org swimming pool and a splash pad with WHITMAN COUNTY water deck and spray features. The pool Colfax – Schmuck Park Pool on Sixth has a shallow end for children and two Street adjacent to Jennings Elementary diving boards. Pool hours: 1 pm-6pm School 509.397.3861 everyday. Costs: Daily 0-3 – free with a www.colfaxwa.org/pool paying adult, child (4-17)/senior (60+) Endicott – 310 School Dr 509.657.3539 $4, adult (18-59) $5, household $14. Garfield – 509.635.1604 Season passes are available. Those not LaCrosse – Star Avenue by the school wanting to pay entrance fee may observe 509.549.3330 outside the fence Oakesdale – W. 205 Bartlett 509.285.6565 www.pullmanparksandrec.com Palouse – 120 E Main Street 509.878.1811 HAMILTON-LOWE AQUATIC CENTER Rosalia – 110 W 5th 509.523.3305 – Moscow, ID Open June 11-August 29 St. John – 210 W. Nob Hill St. and September 4-5 and September 11- 509.648.3686 12. Limited capacity of 360 people this Tekoa – 399 E. Warren 509.284.2383 season. Open Swim Noon-7:30pm M-F; LATAH COUNTY 11:00am-7:30pm Saturday and Sun- Potlatch – Ponderosa Drive 208.875.1310 day; Saturday and Sunday Adult Swim LEWISTON 9:00am-11:00am. The Hamilton-Lowe Bert Lipps Pool is located in Fenton Park. Aquatic Center has two giant slides, Open June 7 – August 13. This pool is tumble buckets, interactive youth play fully handicapped accessible including structure, moose toddler slide, mini lazy a pool lift. To use lift call 208.746.2313. river, lap lanes, diving board, water www.cityoflewiston.org/553/Bert-Lipps- basketball, bubble pit with waterfall, Pool lockers, full service concession area, Orchards Pool is located at 1301 Airway. picnic tables and barbecues, lounge 208.746.6156. Open June 7 - August 13 chairs, picnic tables, free wireless www.cityoflewiston.org/554/ internet and more. Costs: 0-3 free, child Orchards-Pool 27 Lemon Brownies Susan Weed, Co-Owner of Pullman Radio loves everything lemon flavored, and these are a favorite of hers and they are delicious. ENJOY!

Brownies: 3/4 cup all-purpose flour 3/4 cup white sugar 1/2 cup unsalted butter, softened 1/2 teaspoon sea salt 3 eggs 2 tablespoons lemon juice 1 tablespoon lemon zest, plus more for icing

Icing: 1 cup confectioners’ sugar 1/4 cup lemon juice 1/4 teaspoon vanilla extract

Step 1: Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. Grease an 8-inch square baking dish.

Step 2: Beat flour, white sugar, butter, and sea salt together in a bowl using an electric mixer until well mixed. Whisk eggs, 2 tablespoons lemon juice, and 1 tablespoon lemon zest together in a separate bowl; mix into flour mixture and beat on medium speed until smooth, about 3 minutes. Pour batter into the prepared baking dish.

Step 3: Bake in the preheated oven until a toothpick inserted in the center comes out clean, 23 to 25 minutes. Cool until bottom of dish is warm to the touch.

Step 4: Whisk confectioners’ sugar, 1/4 cup lemon juice, vanilla extract, and lemon zest (to taste) together in a bowl until smooth; spread over brownies.

Cook’s Notes: These are fun cut into bite-sized squares. Be sure not to bake too long, they can turn out dry. They are already more cake-like than a traditional brownie.

Tips I use the juice from the lemons I zested, but it’s never enough so I also use the plastic squeezie lemon.

• Specialty hot and iced drinks • 16 flavors of hand dipped ice cream • Milkshakes, sundaes, smoothies • Breakfast and lunch items Coffee including sandwiches, burritos, & Ice Cream paninis, quiche, pastries, to go snacks, and more! Follow us on 230 E. Main Street downtown Pullman 28 Kids’ Activities After a year of online and hybrid schooling, families are definitely looking for something fun to do. Many of the usual summer activities are back, although enrollment may be limited, and some restrictions may be in place. We hope your family is able to find some fun adventures and activities to do this summer.

It’s been 21 years that the Kallaher, Myers & Vining kids have been a part of the Summer Survivial Guide. This year, two of these kids are headed to college. Rylee Vining (Megan & Clark) will attend Washington State University, Keleigh Myers (Dagny & Steve) will be a senior at Pullman High School, and Kinsey Kallaher (Danielle & Dan) will also be at Washington State University. PULLMAN PARKS AND REC break camps, dog obedience classes, CLASSES AND EVENTS Summer sports, fitness classes, swim lessons, offerings include a wide variety of and more. Call 208-883-7084 programs for kids of all ages. There or visit www.ci.moscow.id.us/214/ is something for everyone - sports, parks-recreation self-improvement classes, babysitting COMETS TRACK CLUB provides basics, biking, outdoor adventures, Track and Field for all ages during the summer day camps, cooking, hikes, summer. It is open to those who want day trips, dance classes, arts & crafts, to gain experience and training for swim lessons, and more. Stop by the competition and/or fitness. Practices new Recreation Center at 190 SE are held at Pullman High School. It Crestview Building B for a brochure, is open to kids age 5 through adult. call 509-338-3227 or visit Parks and The Comets travel to meets in eastern Rec on-line at www.pullman-wa.gov/ Washington and northern Idaho. government/departments/parks_ Comets athletes compete in events facilities_recreation ranging from sprints and distances, to MOSCOW PARKS AND REC race-walking, jumps and throws. For CLASSES AND EVENTS Summer more information contact Scott Avery, offerings include a variety of programs 972-890-4818, or visit the club at for kids of all age groups. Summer https://sites.google.com/a/ 29 cometstrackclub.com/comets-track- latahlibrary.org, and Whitman County club/Home (except Pullman) - Whitman County CREATE FOR THE FAIRS! No time Library www.whitco.lib.wa.us. is better than the summer to get your RENDEZVOUS FOR KIDS gives 3-12 craft projects ready for the Palouse year olds the opportunity to participate Empire and Latah County Fairs. You in a variety of artistic experiences. have a chance to enter your projects Workshops offer children an and win ribbons and CASH! The opportunity to experience a Palouse Empire Fair “Back in the multitude of artistic disciplines Saddle” will be held September 9-12. including music, drama, tie-dye, For more info on how to enter find dance, painting, sculpture, and more. them on Facebook, or call the Fair For more information and to register Office at 509-397-6263. The Latah visit www.rendezvousinthepark.com/ County Fair “Lights, Camera ... rendezvous-for-kids. Agriculture!” will be held September **This event has not yet made plans 16-19; for more info on how to enter for the 2021 season. visit www.latahcountyfair.com or call THE WSU CREAMERY has an 208-883-5722. observation room open to the public PALOUSE DISCOVERY SCIENCE Monday-Friday, 9:30-4:30. You can CENTER promotes science, math, and watch an informational video on the technology literacy through making of Cougar cheeses and ice educational programs, exhibits, cream. The best time to view the teaching collections, and activities cheese production is from emphasizing hands-on learning. Monday-Thursday 10-2. When you Experience a full spectrum of are done viewing the video and cheese programs that include live science production, walk back downstairs and demonstrations, hands-on lessons, purchase some cheese or tasty planetarium, robotics, films, lectures, homemade ice cream at Ferdinand’s! classes, field trips, summer camps, For more information call 509-335- laboratory experiences, science 2141 or visit creamery.wsu.edu. birthdays, and outreach services. They FAMILIES TOGETHER programs are are at 950 NE Nelson Ct in Pullman designed to build and sustain strong, 509-332-6869 healthy, informed, and actively www.palousescience.net involved family members who can READ, READ, READ All local city and work together to improve the lifelong county libraries offer FREE Summer outcomes for their child or sibling Reading Programs with incentives for with a disability. For a listing of reading, story times and more. Check family events, resources and your local library for details on these programs, find them on Facebook. fun and worthwhile events. For more SUMMER CAMPS ARTISANS AT information on programs at the THE DAHMEN BARN in Uniontown libraries visit their web sites. offers the Children’s Summer Pullman - Neill Public Library Workshops. Pre-registration is www.pullman-wa.gov/government/ required. For more information visit departments/neill_public_library, www.artisanbarn.org or call Moscow - and throughout Latah 509-229-3414 County - Latah County Library www. COUGAR KIDS CAMP offers summer 30 Proudly serving Pullman since 1910! Many specialty stores in one great shop! Follow us on Fresh flowers, plants, gifts, garden decor, gourmet foods, candy, WSU logo items, gifts, home decor and more! 234 E. Main Street • Pullman (509) 334-3545 • (800) 752-5287 • www.NeillsFlowers.com

activities for kids entering grades K-7 women’s basketball, football, in the fall. Camp promotes rowing, tennis, soccer, swimming, and physical activity, healthy lifestyles, volleyball. skill development, cooperation, www.wsuathleticcamps.com fairness, fun, and respect for each YMCA of the Palouse, is ready for the camper. Each week has a different their 2021 Summer Day Camp for theme. Camp takes place in the kids ages 5-12. Space is limited due Student Recreation Center. For info to Covid-19 restrictions. Camp runs visit www.urec.wsu.edu/cougarkids/ from June 14-August 20 from 8am- cougar-kids-camp 509-335-UREC. 5pm. The camp features daily field PULLMAN PARKS & RECREATION trips, service learning projects, weekly offers a variety of activites for kids. themes, and swimming twice a week. For more info see their summer So that every child has the opportunity brochure or call 509.338-3227. to attend, the Y Camp offers finan- www.pullman-wa.gov/ cial assistance to qualifying families. departments/parks-a-recreation They are also offering 3 on 3 SKYHAWKS will be bringing a basketball. For more information or to variety of programs to the Palouse this register by going to palouseymca.org summer for kids ages 4-12. For more or call 509.332-3524. information on any of their camps With the changes in activities contact Skyhawks by visiting www.skyhawks.com. again this summer, and feeling like UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO SUMMER you have been “locked up” for so long, SPORTS CAMPS are offered in we invite you to enjoy a leisurely drive football, men’s basketball, women’s along the Palouse Scenic Byway. basketball, soccer, volleyball and golf. www.vandalcamps.com From Hooper to Palouse, up to Tekoa WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY and Rosalia, and down to Almota & offers music camps for kids interested Uniontown, you’ll find the sites to be in strings, keyboard, horns and oboe. amazing! We live in one of the most libarts.wsu.edu/music/camp/contact. php beautiful locations on the planet. WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY Maps available at the SPORTS CAMPS Summer camps are Pullman Chamber or online offered in baseball, men’s basketball, www.palousescenicbyway.com 31 Local Wineries and Breweries Each of these producers offers a great selection of their own wines or beers using produce from throughout the state and even here close to home. They all have tasting rooms for you to explore their wines and beer, contact them for Covid-19 restrictions. WINERIES Montgomery “the Main Street,” Basalt Cellars - 906 Port Drive, of Uniontown, WA Tasting Room: Clarkston, WA Tasting Room: 12:00pm-6:00pm Thurs–Sat Mon-Sat Noon-5:30pm or by 509.338.4916 appointment 509.758.6442 www.wawawaicanyon.com www.basaltcellars.com BREWERIES Camas Prairie Winery - 207 Main Street, Hunga Dunga Brewing - 333 N Jackson, Bovill, ID 208.826.3222 Moscow, ID 208.596.4855 Tues-Sat Tasting Room: M-Sat 11:00am- 4:00pm-10:00pm 7:00pm Sun 12:00pm-6:30pm www.hungadungabrewing.com www.camasprairiewinery.com MJ Barleyhoppers Brew House - 621 Clearwater Canyon Cellars - 3143 10th 21st St, Lewiston, ID 208.748.1008 St, Lewiston, ID Tasting Room and Offers local microbrews, wine and full curbside pickup: Tues-Sat 12:00pm- menu. Mon-Fri opens at 4:00pm, 5:00pm 208.816.4679 Sat-Sun opens at 12:00pm www.cccellars.com mjbarleyhoppers.com Colter’s Creek Vineyards and Winery Moscow Brewing Company - 630 N - 20154 Colter Creek Lane, Julietta, Almon, Suite 130, Moscow, ID ID Visit tasting room at 308 Main St, Taproom: Tues-Thurs 4:00pm-8:00pm, Julietta, ID. Fri-Sat 4:00pm-9:00pm Julietta Tasting Room: www.moscowbrewing.com Thursday–3:00-9:00pm; Fri-Sat Paradise Creek Brewery - Downtown 12:00pm–9:00pm, Sunday 12:00pm- Restaurant at 245 SE Paradise Street, 5:00pm. Moscow ID Tasting Room: Pullman, WA 509.338.9463 215 South Main, Moscow Tues-Sat Tues-Sat 11:30am–2:00pm and 12:00pm-7:00pm; Sun 12:00pm-5pm 4:30pm-8:00pm 208.301.5125 Trailside Taproom 505 SE Riverview www.colterscreek.com/ St, Pullman, WA Mon-Thurs 4:00pm- Lindsay Creek Vineyards - 3107 9:00pm Fri 3:00pm-10:00pm, Sat Powers Avenue, Lewiston, ID 2:00pm-9:00pm 208.746.9463 Tasting Room: Fri–Sat www.paradisecreekbrewery.com 1:00pm-9:00pm or by appointment Rants and Raves Brewery - 308 N www.lcvineyards.com Jackson Street, Moscow, ID Merry Cellars - 1300 NE Henley Court, 208.596.4061 Full service brewery Pullman, WA Tasting Room: Mon–Sat and restaurant, hand crafted beer; 12:00pm-6:00pm 509.338.4699 additional location at 138 Thain Rd, www.merrycellars.com Lewiston ID 208.743.9058 Mon– Vine 46 - 4020 Hatwai Road, Lewiston, Thurs 11:00am-10:00 pm, Fri–Sat ID 208.790.8556 Tasting Room: 800 11:00am–11:00pm, Sun 11:00am– Main Street, Suite 6, Lewiston, ID 9:00pm www.rantsravesbrewery.com Tue-Sat 10:00am-6:00pm Riverport Brewing Company www.vine46.com 150 9th St, Ste B, Clarkston, WA Wawawai Canyon Winery - 202 South find them on Facebook 32 Local Art Galleries Artists are a part of every community, and we are fortunate to have several local galleries where these talented people can display their works. So, if you are looking for some beautiful art for your home, or just to enjoy browsing, visit a local art gallery. Please contact the galleries to see their availability with Covid-19 restrictions. Bank Left Gallery - The Old Bank 208.885.3586 www.uidaho.edu/caa/ Building, 100 S. Bridge St, Palouse, galleries/prichardartgallery WA Thurs-Sat 11:00am-3:00pm Reflections Gallery - College of Art and www.bankleftgallery.com Architecture, University of Idaho Center for Arts and History - Lewis-Clark Commons, Moscow ID 208-885-2667 State College, 415 Main St, Lewiston, www.uidaho.edu/caa/galleries- ID Tuesday-Saturday 11:00am-4:00pm centers-and-labs/campus-galleries 208.792.2447 www.lcsc.edu/museum Ridenbaugh Gallery – Ridenbaugh Hall, Dahmen Barn - Uniontown, WA Features University of Idaho, Moscow, ID regional artists Thurs-Sun 10:00am- Showcases student work www.uidaho. 4:00pm www.artisanbarn.org edu/caa/galleries-centers-and-labs/ Essential Glass Works Gallery – 203 campus-galleries South Main, Moscow, ID Mon-Sat Third Street Gallery - 206 E Third St 10:30am-5:00pm, 208.571.5654 in City Hall, Moscow, ID Mon-Fri www.essentialartgallery.com/ 8:00am-5:00pm Features local and Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art – regional artists 208.883-7036 Washington State University, Pullman, www.ci.moscow.id.us/230/Third- WA Tuesday – Saturday 10:00am- Street-Gallery 4:00pm museum.wsu.edu/about Valley Art Center - 842 6th Street, Prichard Gallery - 414 S Main St, Clarkston, WA Tue-Sat 10:00am- Moscow, ID Thurs-Sat 10:00am- 4:00pm 509.758.8331 8:00pm, Sun 10:00am-6:00pm lcvalleyartcenter.org/ BASIL Garlic Chicken Burgers Stephanie Rodeen, store manager at Dissmore’s in Pullman For the Mayonnaise: For the Burgers 1 cup mayonnaise 1 pound ground chicken 1/4 cup chopped fresh basil leaves 1/2 tsp kosher salt 1 clover garlic minced or micro planed 1/4 tsp freshly ground black pepper

4 sandwich rolls or burger buns 1/4 cup olive oil 1 cup arugula divided For the mayonnaise: in a small bowl, mix together mayonnaise, garlic, and basil set aside. For the burgers: preheat a gas or charcoal grill or place a grill pan over medium-high heat. In a large bowl, add the ground chicken, salt, pepper, and 1/2 of the mayonnaise mixture. Gently combine the ingredients and form the chicken mixture into 4 patties. Place the burgers on the grill and cook for about 7 minutes on each side. Transfer to paper towels and let rest for a few minutes. Brush the cut side of each roll with the olive oil and 1 tsp of the mayonnaise mixture. Grill for 1 to 2 minutes until slightly golden. To assemble the burgers: spread a dollop of the remaining mayonnaise mixture on the tops and bottoms for the toasted buns. Place the chicken burgers on the bottom halves of the buns. Top each with 1/4 cup of arugula and finish with the top half of the bun. 33 Museums & Historical Sites Eastern Washington & Northern Idaho has a plethora of museums and historic sites to give you more information about our area. We encourage you to stop by several of these over the summer and see what you can learn. AMERICAN HOP MUSEUM – 22 BICENTENNIAL HISTORICAL S B Street, Toppenish, WA Learn MUSEUM – 305 N College, about the Northwest’s hop industry Grangeville, ID One of the largest Nez 509.865.4677 Perce Indian displays in the state, also americanhopmuseum.org displays depicting early mining of the APPALOOSA HORSE MUSEUM – country 208.983.2573 2720 W Pullman Rd, Moscow, ID grangevilleidaho.com/ Exhibits recounting the evolution of bicentennial-historical-museum the Appaloosa horse. 208.882.5578 BING CROSBY HOUSE MUSEUM ext. 279 appaloosamuseum.com – 508 E Sharp, Spokane, WA Bing ASOTIN COUNTY HISTORICAL Crosby, a native of Spokane, attended MUSEUM – 2 blocks west of State Gonzaga University. Gonzaga now Route 129 on the corner of Filmore owns Crosby’s childhood home and and Third Streets, Asotin, WA One houses much of Crosby’s room schoolhouse, sheepherder cabin, memorabilia there. Housed in the pioneer home, windmill and one of the museum are Crosby’s Oscar, trophies, largest known collections of branding golden records and his many awards. irons. Tours by appointment. Call Part of his collection can also be found during business hours T-Sat in the manuscripts section of Gonzaga 10:00am-2:00pm 509.243.4659 University Library. M-F 10:00am- https://visitlcvalley.com/directory/ 4:00pm, Sat 1:00pm-4:00pm. asotin-county-museum. www.gonzaga.edu/ BATTLE DAYS MUSEUM – 110 W student-life/arts-culture/crosby- 5th St, Rosalia, WA M-F 10:00-3:30, museum 509.523.5991, [email protected], BIRD AVIATION MUSEUM AND palouseheritagenetwork.net/ INVENTION CENTER, 325 Bird battle-days-museum-at-rosalia/ Ranch Road, Sagle, ID 208.758.8355, BENTON COUNTY HISTORICAL T-Sat 9:00am-3:00pm MUSEUM – 1000 Paterson Road, www.birdaviationmuseum.com/ Prosser, WA 1:00pm – 5:00pm themuseum.htm Wed-Sun 509.786.3842 BOLDMAN HOUSE MUSEUM – bentoncountymuseum.com Dayton, WA Historic home in BETHANY MEMORIAL CHAPEL – 6 Dayton, contact Historic Dayton miles northeast of Kendrick, ID Depot 509.382.2026 Norwegian homesteaders built this www.daytonhistoricdepot.org chapel in 1905. The pews, altar rail BONNER COUNTY HISTORICAL and pulpit are hand carved from MUSEUM – 611 S. Ella Street, Douglas Fir. Nearby is the old Sandpoint, ID 208.263.2344 cemetery. 208.289.3943 www.bonnercountyhistory.org historicsitesfromlatahcounty.blogspot. BOUNDARY COUNTY MUSEUM com/2014/04/bethany-memorial- – 7229 Main St, Bonners Ferry, ID chapel.html 208.267.7720 With continuing restrictions with Covid-19, please contact museum for updated information. 34 www.bonnersferrymuseum.org of Coeur d’Alene, ID on I-90. Oldest BURROUGH’S HISTORICAL standing building in Idaho; situated in MUSEUM – 408 W Main, Ritzville, Old Mission State Park 208.682.3814 WA 509.659.1656 parksandrecreation.idaho.gov/parks/ www.museums.goritzville.com/ coeur-d-alenes-old-mission burroughs.php CENTRAL WASHINGTON AG CAMPBELL HOUSE, 2316 W 1st MUSEUM – See exhibits that Avenue, Spokane, WA Kirkland showcase farm life during the last Cutter mansion built in the early 1900s century, farm equipment, by Amasa B Campbell, Idaho mine demonstrations. 4508 Main St. , owner. The house is beautifully Union Gap, WA maintained as a house museum www.centralwaagmuseum.org showing life as it was at the turn of the CHEWELAH MUSEUM – 501 N 3rd St 20th century. Register for tours at the E, Chewelah, WA 509.935.6091 Northwest Museum of Arts next door. www.cityofchewelah.org/ The house is open Tuesday through administration/chewelah-museum Sunday. CHIEF TIMOTHY’S GRAVE – www.northwestmuseum.org Beachview Park, Clarkston, WA CAPTAIN JOHN MULLAN Contact Clarkston Chamber of MUSEUM – 229 Earle St, Mullan, ID Commerce at 800.933.2128 History of Mullan and construction of CHILDREN’S MUSEUM OF Mullan Road connecting Fort SPOKANE – See MOBIUS KIDS Benton, MT with Fort Walla Walla, CLEARWATER HISTORICAL WA 208.744.1155 mullanmuseum.org/ MUSEUM – 315 College Way, CASCADE LOCKS HISTORICAL Orofino, ID Houses artifacts from MUSEUM – Marine Park Port House Lewis and Clark, the Nez Perce tribe, #1, Cascade Locks, OR 541.374.8619 the Idaho gold rush, and pioneer days www.cascadelocks.net/ 208.476.5033 CASHMERE HISTORIC MUSEUM www.clearwatermuseum.org AND PIONEER VILLAGE – 600 COLUMBIA COUNTY COURTHOUSE Cotlets Way, Cashmere, WA Historic – 341 E Main, Dayton, WA Oldest village has 20 original structures from working county courthouse in the local area including schoolhouse, Washington Built in 1886 in the hotel, jail, post office, general store, Italianate style, the courthouse was barber shop, saddle shop and several restored in 1993. 509.382.4542 cabins. 509.782.3230 www.columbiaco.com www.cashmeremuseum.org COLUMBIA GORGE DISCOVERY CASTLE MUSEUM/A.A. ADAMS CENTER/WASCO COUNTY HOUSE – Juliaetta, ID Contains a HISTORICAL MUSEUM – 5000 comprehensive collection of Discovery Drive, The Dalles, OR artifacts and antiques from Kendrick 541.296.8600 and Juliaetta, open by appointment www.gorgediscovery.org 208.276.3081 CONNER MUSEUM - WSU – visitnorthcentralidaho.org/things-to- Abelson Hall, Pullman, WA Contains do/the-castle-museum the largest public collection of birds CATALDO MISSION – 23 miles east and mammals in the Pacific Northwest With continuing restrictions with Covid-19, please contact museum for updated information. 35 Caribe Hilton’s Original Pina Colada Recipe Susan Weed shared this deilicous summer drink recipe. Caribe Hilton is the birth place of the popular tropical drink Piña Colada! Ramón “Monchito” Marrero was the creator of the Piña Colada in 1954, during his time as a bartender at their resort. After three months of experimentation, Mr. Marrero finally settled on the recipe Piña Colada, which he felt captured the true flavors of Puerto Rico. He continued to serve the beverage at the Caribe Hilton for the 35 years following its creation and was rewarded for his efforts in 1978 when Puerto Rico named the cocktail its national drink. 2 oz rum 1 oz coconut cream 1 oz heavy cream 6 oz fresh pineapple juice 1/2 cup crushed ice Mix rum, cream of coconut, heavy cream and pineapple juice in a blender. Add ice and mix for 15 seconds. Serve in a 12-oz. glass and garnish with fresh pineapple and a cherry

CINNAMON CRACK CAKE RECIPE Susan Weed, co-owner and amazing baker shared this delicious Cinnamon Crack Cake recipe that she came across. It is spiced with cinnamon and topped with a rich butter sauce. CAKE BUTTER GLAZE 15.25 ounce cake mix yellow 1/3 cup butter 3.4 ounce instant pudding vanilla 3/4 cup granulated sugar 1/4 cup brown sugar packed 3 tablespoons water 1/4 cup granulated sugar 2 teaspoons vanilla 2 teaspoons ground cinnamon 4 large eggs at room temperature 3/4 cup water 1/4 cup vegetable oil 1/2 cup buttermilk whole milk, water, or white wine CAKE 1. Preheat oven to 350 and grease a bundt pan generously with solid vegetable shortening then dust with flour or granulated sugar or coat with Wilton cake release. Set aside. 2. In the bowl of your electric mixer, add cake mix, vanilla pudding, sugars, and cinnamon. Stir to combine. 3. Add eggs, water, oil, and buttermilk and mix well. 4. Pour into prepared pan. 5. Bake for 45 to 50 minutes or until a wooden pick inserted in center comes out clean or with dry crumbs. 6. Remove the cake from the oven and set aside while making the sauce.

BUTTER GLAZE 1. Add butter, sugar, and water to a sauce pan. 2. Cook over medium heat whisking constantly until boiling. Continue to stir and boil for 1 minute or until sugar is no longer grainy. Remove the pan from the heat and stir in the vanilla. 3. Pour mixture over warm cake and let set before inverting the cake onto a serving plate 4. This cake is great served warm with vanilla ice cream. Store in an airtight container in the refrigerator for 5 days.

36 with over 700 species 509.335.3553 COMPLEX – 755 NE Myra Rd, Walla www.sbs.wsu.edu/connermuseum Walla, WA Built on the grounds of a CORDELIA LUTHERAN CHURCH – 7 19th century military fort, the miles southeast of Moscow off the museum houses a 17-building pioneer paved Lenville Road, Moscow, ID settlement, gardens and 5 exhibit halls. Established in 1883, oldest Lutheran Educational programs are offered Church in Idaho 208.835.2652 throughout the year. 509.525.7703 www.cordeliachurch.org www.fortwallawallamuseum.org CRANE HOUSE MUSEUM – PO Box GARFIELD COUNTY MUSEUM – 7th 152, 201 S Coeur d’Alene Avenue, and Columbia, Pomeroy, WA Harrison, ID History of Harrison and History of Eastern Washington, open surrounding area from late 1890s by appointment 509.843.3814 through early 1900s. Open Saturday www.historicpomeroy.com/museum and Sunday Noon-4:00pm between GOLD RUSH HISTORIC BYWAY Memorial Day and Labor Day. - Junction of US12 and Idaho 11 www.cranehistoricalsociety.org at Greer, ID. 42 mile scenic drive CRYSTAL GOLD MINE MUSEUM – through the Clearwater National Exit 54 on Interstate 90, 51931 Silver Forest. Stop in Pierce, ID, site of the Valley Rd, Kellogg, ID Authentic first gold discovery in Idaho. 1880s underground gold mine visitidaho.org/things-to-do/road-trips/ museum 208.783.4653 gold-rush-historic-byway www.goldmine-idaho.com GRANT COUNTY HISTORIC DAHMEN BARN – Uniontown, WA MUSEUM AND VILLAGE – 742 N Landmark dairy barn that has been Basin St, Ephrata, WA Historic village transformed to a state-of-the-art with 30 old and reconstructed artisan center, studios, classrooms, buildings 509.754.3334 www.ohwy. art exhibits and performance events com/wa/g/grachspv.htm 509.229.3414 www.artisanbarn.org HANFORD REACH INTERPRETIVE DAYTON DEPOT AND MUSEUM – CENTER (THE REACH) – Columbia 2nd and Commercial Streets, Dayton, Point South, Richland, WA Geologic, WA Oldest railroad station in the State ecological and cultural history of the of Washington, built in 1881 Hanford Reach Monument and the Currently open by apt only, check Columbia Basin 509.943.4100 the website for updated info. www.visitthereach.org 509.382.2026 HANFORD SITE TOURS – Hanford www.daytonhistoricdepot.org Site, Tri-Cities, WA www.hanford.gov/ DRY FALLS VISITOR CENTER – 2 page.cfm/HanfordSiteTours miles north of Sun Lakes-Dry Falls HISTORICAL FLIGHT FOUNDATION State Park on Highway 17, 34875 Park MUSEUM - 5829 E Rutter Avenue, Lake Rd, Coulee City, WA parks.state. Spokane, WA The Foundation has a wa.us/298/Sun-Lakes-Dry-Falls collection of aircraft produced from ELK RIVER HISTORICAL MUSEUM 1927 through 1957. The goal is to – PO Box 63, Elk River, ID Open on refurbish and make air worthy the request 208.826.3390 planes in the collection. 509.535.3600 [email protected] historicflight.org FORT WALLA WALLA MUSEUM HISTORICAL MUSEUM AT ST. With continuing restrictions with Covid-19, please contact museum for updated information. 37 GERTRUDE– 465 Keuterville Rd, Building, 614 Main St, Kendrick, ID Cottonwood, ID Located in a modern 208.289.4622 8,000 square foot building next to the jkhfoundation.com/kendrick-museum. monastery, houses 70,000 artifacts html with some 11,000 on exhibit, collec- KIRKMAN HOUSE MUSEUM – 214 N tions reflect the history of North Cen- Colville St, Walla Walla, WA Lovely tral Idaho, open year round, Monday example of 19th century Victorian through Saturday, 9:00am-4:30pm style home. 509.529.4373 208.962.2050 www.historicalmuseu- www.kirkmanhousemuseum.org matstgertrude.org LATAH COUNTY HISTORICAL JACKLIN PETRIFIED WOOD LIBRARY – Latah County Historical COLLECTION – WSU – Webster Society, 327 E 2nd Street, Moscow, ID Physical Science Building, WSU, 208.882.1004 www.latahcountyhistor- Pullman, WA The largest collection of icalsociety.org slabbed and polished petrified wood LEAVENWORTH NUTCRACKER in the western U.S. Also contains MUSEUM – 735 Front Street, dinosaur bones and rare minerals. Leavenworth, WA One of the world’s 509.335.3009 environment.wsu.edu/ largest collections of nutcrackers museums-field-guides/jacklin- with over 2,500 different types collection 509.548.4573 J. HOWARD BRADBURY www.nutcrackermuseum.com MUSEUM– Main Street, Pierce, ID LEWIS-CLARK CENTER FOR ARTS Exhibits specialize in logging & HISTORY – 415 Main, memorabilia and equipment donated, Lewiston, ID The center houses collected and maintained by the artifacts from Lewiston’s Chinese Potlatch Corporation 208.464.2677 community including the BeuAie www.pierce-weippechamber.com/ Temple from the early 1900’s. Also interest.html displayed are the works of local, JUNDT ART MUSEUM - 502 E. Boone, regional and international artists. Gonzaga University, Spokane, WA 208.792.2447 www.lcsc.edu/museum Features changing exhibits, the art of LOCHSA HISTORICAL RANGER local, regional, national, international, STATION MUSEUM – 502 Lowry faculty and student artists, as well as St, Kooskia, ID One of the first ranger permanent chandelier by Dave stations in Idaho that was completely Chihuly 509.323.6611 restored. 208.926.4274 visitidaho.org/ www.gonzaga.edu/Campus- things-to-do/museums/lochsa- Resources/Museums-and-Libraries/ historical-ranger-station-museum/ Jundt-Art-Museum/ McALLISTER MUSEUM OF KAHLOTUS RESTORED MAIN AVIATION – Yakima Airport, 2008 S STREET – Kahlotus, WA Restored to 16th Avenue, Yakima Fri-Sat 11:00am- original 1900’s appearance. 3:00pm, Sat 11:00am-3:00pm KAMIAH VALLEY MUSEUM– 518 www.visityakima.com Main, Kamiah, ID Wednesday-Friday McCONNELL MANSION – 110 S 10:00am-4:00pm. 208.935.2290 Adams, Moscow, ID Built in 1886. www.kamiahchamber.com The mansion’s lower rooms contain KENDRICK MUSEUM, Grange furniture, clothing and other With continuing restrictions with Covid-19, please contact museum for updated information. 38 household goods from the era. The Pullman, WA Exhibits include the upstairs rooms have changing exhibits fossil record of human evolution, depicting the history of Latah County. archaeology of the Lower Snake 208.882.1004 River, Inuit toys, and basketry of the www.latahcountyhistoricalsociety.org/ Columbia Plateau, Summer hours M-F McCOY VALLEY MUSEUM – 9:00am-4:00pm 509.335.4977 Oakesdale, WA This museum is www.archaeology.wsu.edu dedicated to preserving the MUSEUM OF ART – WSU – Fine Arts agricultural history of the Palouse Center, Pullman, WA Large collection 509.285.4741 of 19th and 20th century American www.oakesdalemuseum.com paintings, drawings and prints MANUSCRIPTS, ARCHIVES AND 509-335-1910 museum.wsu.edu SPECIAL COLLECTIONS – WSU MUSEUM OF NORTH IDAHO – 115 – Holland Library, Pullman, WA. NW Boulevard, Coeur d’Alene, ID Includes manuscripts, photographs, Center for the preservation of books, maps, ephemera and other history of the Coeur d’Alene region printed materials, open by 208.664.3448 www.museumni.org appointment 509.335.9671 NEZ PERCE COUNTY HISTORICAL www.wsulibs.wsu.edu/masc SOCIETY – 306 Third St, Lewiston, MARION OWNBEY HERBARIUM ID 208.743.2535 – WSU – Heald Hall, Room G9, www.nezpercecountymuseum.com/ Pullman, WA Large collection of NEZ PERCE MUSIC ARCHIVE – WSU flowering plants, ferns, gymnosperms, – Manuscripts, Archives and Special mosses and liverworts, over 300,000 Collections, Pullman, WA. Historical specimens 509.335.3250 sbs.wsu.edu/ collection of Nez Perce songs facilities/ownbey-herbarium transferred from early wax cylinder MAURICE T. JAMES recordings, discs & reel-to-reel ENTOMOLOGICAL originals 509.335.6691 COLLECTION – WSU – Food research.libraries.wsu.edu/xmlui. Science & Human Nutrition handle/2376/1960 Building, Pullman, WA Extensive NEZ PERCE NATIONAL working library with over 1,000,000 HISTORICAL PARK insect specimens 509.335.3394 HEADQUARTERS AND VISITOR entomology.wsu.edu/outreach/ CENTER – 10 miles east of Lewiston m-t-james-museum/ on Highway 95, Spalding, ID Tribute MOBIUS KIDS - River Park Square, to the history and culture of the Nez Lower Level, 808 W Main, Spokane, Perce people 208.843.2261 WA Hands-on early childhood www.nps.gov/nepe educational opportunities and NORTH SPOKANE FARM MUSEUM – museum, formerly known as the 6223 W. Ridgeway Road, Deer Park, Children’s Museum of Spokane WA Farm museum that contains a 509.624.5437 number of 19th and 20th century farm www.mobiusspokane.org and home items, by appointment only MUSEUM OF ANTHROPOLOGY – 509.466.2744 WSU – College Hall Room 110, www.northspokanefarmmuseum.com With continuing restrictions with Covid-19, please NORTHERN PACIFIC DEPOT contact museum for updated information. RAILROAD MUSEUM – 219 6th 39 Street, Wallace, ID 208.752.0111 well as native plants, Friday, Saturday www.npdepot.org 1:00pm-4:00pm or by appointment NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY 509.540.9560 MUSEUM – 10 Asotin Avenue, www.historicdayton.com Toppenish, WA See a variety of rail PATAHA FLOUR MILL – 3 miles east of cars and memorabilia of the Northern Pomeroy on Hwy 12, Pataha, WA The Pacific Railway. nprymuseum.org mill is over 100 years old and has been NORTHWEST MUSEUM OF ARTS refurbished. 509.843.3799 AND CULTURE - 2316 W 1st Ave, PEND OREILLE COUNTY Spokane, WA Thematic exhibitions HISTORICAL MUSEUM – 402 S related to the development of the Washington, Newport, WA Artifacts Inland Northwest region and the from Pend Oreille County and some Plateau Indian cultures. The adjacent items from Fort Wright Museum 1898 Campbell House is a National 509.447.5388 www.pochsmuseum.org Historic Register Landmark and has PERKINS HOUSE – 623 N. Perkins, been beautifully restored and Colfax, WA Built in 1886 by the first furnished. 509.456.3931 permanent Colfax resident. The www.northwestmuseum.org Victorian style house is a National OASIS BORDELLO MUSEUM Historic Site that has been beauti- – 605 Cedar Street, Wallace, ID fully restored. 509.397.2555 www. 208.753.0801 visitnorthidaho.com/ whitmancountyhistoricalsociety.org/ activity/oasis-bordello-museum/ perkins-house/ ODESSA HISTORISCHES MUSEUM – PIERCE FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY – Corner of W 4th and Elm St., Odessa, 208 S. Main St, Pierce, ID WA History of development of the Houses antique items and display Odessa country 509.982.2539 cases of mining equipment. You can www.odessawamuseum.com also tour the oldest courthouse in PALOUSE DISCOVERY SCIENCE Idaho. 208.464.2823 CENTER-950 NE Nelson Court, www.piercepubliclibrary.com Pullman, WA PDSC provides hands- PIONEER PARK AVIARY – Walla on science and learning experiences Walla, WA Home to 200 exotic birds for all ages. Tuesday 10:00am- 509.527.4527 www.wallawalla.org/ 5:00pm, Wednesday 10:00am-3:00pm, things-to-do/parks-and-outdoors/ Thursday 10:00am – 7:00 pm, Friday pioneer-park and Saturday 10:00am-3:00pm PRIEST LAKE MUSEUM AND 509.332.6869 VISITORS CENTER – 38 W www.palousescience.org Lakeshore Dr, Priest Lake, ID PALOUSE HISTORIC MAIN STREET Museum is housed in the Luby Bay – Palouse, WA One of the few 1800’s cabin, a 1930s Civilian Conservation Main Streets in Washington on the Corps structure. 208.443.2676 Historic Register. plmuseum.org www.nationalregisterofhistoricplaces. PRIEST RIVER MUSEUM AND com/WA/Whitman/state.html TIMBER EDUCATION CENTER, PALUS ARTIFACT MUSEUM – 426 Montgomery Street, Priest River, ID E Main, Dayton, WA Collection of 208.610.9643 priestriverchamber.com local artifacts from Palouse tribe as PULLMAN DEPOT HERITAGE With continuing restrictions with Covid-19, please contact museum for updated information. 40 CENTER – 330 N. Grand Ave, ST. BONIFACE CATHOLIC CHURCH Pullman WA. Built in 1916/17 by the – Uniontown, WA Built in 1904, it Northern Pacific Railroad, the became the first consecrated Depot was purchased by the Whitman Catholic Church in Washington in County Historical Society in 2018. 1910. Houses the original 5 altars, The Freight Room features historical statues, stained glass windows, painted exhibits and is open every Saturday décor, wooden pews and oil painted from 1:00pm to 4:00pm. Watch for Stations of the Cross, open daylight monthly programs, BookTalk and hours 509.229.3548 Palouse People. hello@pullmandepot. ST. GALL’S CATHOLIC CHURCH – com, pullmandepot.org Colton, WA Built in 1905, it retains RITZVILLE RAILROAD DEPOT the original architecture and stained MUSEUM – Ritzville, WA Depot was glass windows. 509.229.3502 built in 1881 by the Northern Pacific SHATTUCK ARBORETUM – and was in service for Moscow, ID Founded in 1910, it has passenger trains until 1972. Beet Salad Commercial artifacts relevant to Judy Imler from the Whitman Samplers Ritzville in the early 1900s; includes Quilt Guild in Colfax provided this a horse drawn hearse and working recipe. It is delicious. telegraph machine 509.659.1656 museums.goritzville.com/depot.php 16oz beets, either plain or pickled ROBERT P. WORTHMAN 1 small onion VETERINARY ANATOMY 1 orange TEACHING MUSEUM – WSU – 1 avocado Wagner Hall, 2nd Floor, Pullman, WA ½ C pistachios One-of-a-kind education facility Feta cheese, optional featuring several hundred specimens of mammals, primarily domesticated, Cut all ingredients into bite-sized pieces. and several exhibits of fowl, open for tours by appointment 509.335.5701 Dressing www.vetmed.wsu.edu/About-the- college/facilities/learning-resources 3 T olive oil ROCKY REACH DAM & MUSEUM 1T honey – 7 miles north of Wenatchee Hwy 2T Dijon mustard 97A, Wenatchee, WA 509.663.7522 1 T lemon juice Hands-on displays of Columbia River, 2 T red wine vinegar fish viewing ladder, arboretum. Salt and pepper to taste www.chelanpud.org/visitor-center. Chopped basil for garnish html ROY M CHATTERS NEWSPAPER Whisk together the olive oil, honey, AND PRINTING MUSEUM – Main mustard, lemon juice and vinegar. Street, Palouse, WA Historic printing Season with salt and pepper to taste. equipment, open Saturdays 10:00am- Pour over salad. Marinate for 30-60 2:00pm or by appointment www. minutes before serving. whitmancountyhistoricalsociety.org/ Garnish with basil. roy-chatters-museum/ With continuing restrictions with Covid-19, please contact museum for updated information. 41 14 tranquil acres of trails and leavenworthmuseum.org plantings. 208.885.6250 uidaho.edu/ leavenworthmuseum.org/ arboretum/ WALLACE DISTRICT MINING SHOSHONE COUNTY MINING AND MUSEUM – 509 Bank Street, SMELTING MUSEUM AT THE Wallace, ID 208.556.1592 Mining STAFF HOUSE – 820 McKinley Ave, history and artifacts Kellogg, ID 208.786.4141 Features www.wallaceminingmuseum.com mining and smelting history of North WASHINGTON, IDAHO AND Idaho’s silver district MONTANA HISTORIC DEPOT – miningandsmeltingmuseum.com 1865 6 St, Potlatch, ID The depot SIERRA SILVER MINE TOUR – 420 was the first commercial building in 5th St Wallace, ID Learn about Potlatch and has been renovated by the hard-rock mining in the richest silver WI&M Historic Preservation Group. district in the world. The museum houses artifacts that www.silverminetour.org represent life in Potlatch and Latah SMITH HOLLOW SCHOOL AND County, logging, and WI&M railroad. QUARANTINE CABIN – Front and Wed-Sat 10:00am-4:00pm Commercial Streets, Dayton, WA www.wimryhpg.com Restored one-room school house that WEIPPE DISCOVERY CENTER - 204 served rural Columbia County. Be- Wood Street, Weippe, ID hind the school house stands a cabin Concentrates on the interaction built in 1898 for the quarantine of a between the Lewis and Clark returning Spanish American War sol- Expedition and the Nez Perce dier. Currently open by appointment 208.435.4058 ccfldatweippe.lili.org/ only. Check the website for updated weippe-discovery-center information. 509.540.9560 WEIPPE HILLTOP HERITAGE bluemountainheritage.org MUSEUM – in the Old Library, SPOKANE VALLEY HERITAGE Weippe, ID Open by appointment MUSEUM – 12114 E Sprague, 208.435.4200 Spokane Valley, WA 509.922.4570 WENATCHEE VALLEY MUSEUM www.spokanevalleymuseum.com & CULTURAL CENTER – 127 S STALEY HOUSE - Pullman, WA Mission Wenatchee, WA 509.888.6240 Restored family home filled with www.wenatcheevalleymuseum.org antiques, open by appointment YAKAMA NATION MUSEUM AND 509.334.1008 CULTURAL CENTER – 100 Spiel-yi TAUFEN SCHOOLHOUSE, 102 J Loop, PO Box 151, Toppenish, WA Meyer Road, Uniontown, WA 509.865.2800 Newly renovated 125 year old one www.yakamamuseum.com room school house. YAKIMA VALLEY TROLLEYS – South [email protected], Third Avenue at West Pine Street, taufenschoolhouse.wordpress.com Yakima, WA See exhibits of America’s TEKOA HISTORICAL MUSEUM – last intact interurban electric railroad Tekoa, WA 509.284.3087 www.tekoawa.com UPPER VALLEY MUSEUM – 735 Front St, Leavenworth, WA 509.548.0728 [email protected] info@ 42 The BEST Glazed Fruit Salad! Susan Weed found this recipe which was originally from Megan Haskins and found it to be delicious so she shared it for the Guide. 1 can(s) pineapple, chunks, reserve all the juice 4 Tbsp sugar 2-3 bananas 4 tsp cornstarch 1 bunch red seedless grapes 4 tsp orange marmalade or apricot pre- 1/2 pt blueberries serves 1 jar(s) small jar maraschino cherries, drained 2 tsp lemon juice Any other fruit you would like to add 1. Drain pineapple, reserve all juice. 2. In a small bowl, combine all your fruit. I always squirt some lemon juice over my bananas before adding so they don’t get brown and yucky looking. Set aside. 3. In a small saucepan, combine the sugar, cornstarch, and reserved pineapple juice. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat, and simmer till thickened. Remove from heat and add the marmalade or preserves and the lemon juice. 4. Let cool for a couple of minutes, then pour the glaze over your fruit and toss gently to coat.

Keep in the fridge. It won’t last long!!

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Weekday Mornings 43 Festivals Most communities have a celebration sometime during the year to bring their community together. Here is a list of annual events that happen between Memorial Day and Labor Day.

MAY Dayton Days, Dayton, WA last Saturday

JUNE Kettle Falls Town and Country Days, Kettle Falls, WA 1st weekend Rosalia Battle Days, Rosalia, WA 1st weekend Genesee Community Days, Genesee, ID 2nd Saturday **Cancelled for 2021** Gyro Days and Lead Creek Derby, Wallace, ID 3rd weekend Slippery Gulch Days, Tekoa, WA 3rd weekend LaCrosse Farmer’s Festival, LaCrosse, WA 4th Saturday Perkins House Ice Cream Social, Colfax, WA 4th Sunday **Cancelled for 2021**

JULY Royal City Summer Fest, Royal City, WA 2nd weekend Old Mill Days, Oakesdale, WA 2nd weekend **Cancelled for 2021** Troy Old Timers Day, Troy ID 2nd weekend Rendezvous in the Park, East City Park, Moscow, ID 3rd weekend Down River Days, Ione, WA last weekend **Cancelled for 2021** Kooskia Days, Kooskia, ID last weekend

AUGUST Pierce 1860s Days, Pierce, ID 1st weekend Elk River Days, Elk River, ID 2nd weekend National Lentil Festival, Pullman, WA 4th weekend **May be abbreviated or canceled for 2021**

SEPTEMBER Palouse Empire Threshing Bee, Palouse Empire Fairgrounds, Colfax, WA Labor Day

Tacos in a Bag Danielle Kallaher in the front office of the radio station shared this perfect recipe for on the go families. These are perfect to take to the ball park, for lunches, camping, or just a fun dinner.

Brown ground beef with taco seasoning.

You will need the toppings of your choice like onions, cheese, sour cream, salsa, lettuce, tomatos, or whatever you like on your tacos.

Small bags of chips like Doritos or Fritos

Open the bag of chips and add in your toppings, and eat with a fork. 44 Taco Lasagna with Tortillas Margo Balzarini got this recipe from Diana King of the Whitman Samplers Quilt Guild. It is a quick and easy casserole that is sooooo delicious. 1 pound lean ground beef 1 15oz can black beans, rinsed and 1 Tbsp olive oil drained 1/2 small yellow onion, grated or finely 1 1/2 cup frozen sweet corn chopped 1 4oz can fire roasted,diced green chilies 2 tsp smoked paprika 1 10oz can enchilada sauce 1 tsp cumin 12 8” large flour tortillas 1 Tbsp New Mexico chili powder 8oz shredded Pepperjack cheese 1 tsp kosher salt 4oz shredded Colby Jack cheese 1/2 tsp black pepper 6oz can sliced black olives, drained 1 14.5oz can fire roasted, diced tomatoes 2 scallions, finely chopped 2 Tbsp chopped cilantro Preheat oven to 425° 1. Drizzle olive oil into a large skillet over medium high heat. Add beef, onion, paprika, cumin, chili powder, salt and pepper. Brown mixture for about 5-7 minutes. Add tomatoes, beans and corn. Stir. Allow to cook while you begin preparing the baking pan. 2. Smooth about 1/3 of the enchilada sauce over the bottom of a 9 x 13 baking pan. Lay tortillas on the bottom of the pan, slightly overlapping until pan is covered (about 4 tortillas). 3. Spoon half of the beef mixture over top of the tortillas, spread evenly. Layer tortillas on top of beef mixture. Smooth about 1/3 of the enchilada sauce over the tortillas. Sprinkle 1/2 of each of the cheeses on top. Scatter the green chilies over the cheese. Add the remaining beef mixture and spread evenly. Layer tortillas on top. Spoon the remaining enchilada sauce over the tortillas. Sprinkle the remaining cheese and garnish with olives and scallions. 4. Bake for 10-15 minutes, until cheese is melted and lasagna is warmed through. Remove from oven and sprinkle with cilantro. 5. Serve and enjoy.

Cowboy Caviar This is a very light and summery dish that was shared by Danielle Kallaher, Pullman Radio office manager. 1/2 cup olive oil 15 ounces black beans, drained and rinsed 1/4 cup granulated sugar or to taste 11 ounces sweet corn 1/4 cup white wine vinegar 1 red onion, diced 1 tsp chili powder 1 green bell pepper, diced 1 tsp salt 1 red bell pepper, diced 1 lb Roma tomatoes, seeded and diced 1 cup fresh cilantro or fresh parsley, 1 (15-ounce) can black-eye peas, drained chopped and rinsed In a large bowl, whisk together the olive oil, sugar, white wine vinegar, chili powder, and salt. Add tomatoes, black-eyed peas, beans, corn, red onion, and bell peppers. Stir to combine. Stir in cilantro. Cover and chill until serving time. Serve with tortilla chips.

45 Calendar of Events Here it is, the most comprehensive listing of events happening close to home. You will find activities that everyone in the family can enjoy. In order to continue to keep our calendar packed with events, we need your help - please email [email protected] your events for next summer.

Tuesday, June 22 Seattle Mariners at Chicago White Sox, Seattle Mariners vs Colorado Rockies, 5:10pm Listen on Pullman Radio T-Mobile Park, Seattle, WA, 7:10pm HITS 104.7 Listen on Pullman Radio HITS 104.7 Saturday, June 26 Wednesday, June 23 “Floriade,” Bank Left Gallery, 100 S. National Oldtime Fiddlers’ Contest, Bridge St, Palouse, WA A celebration Weiser, ID Concerts can be viewed of art and flowers 10:00am–3:00pm on YouTube or Facebook as well as in www.bankleftgallery.com person. www.fiddlecontest.com Fort Walla Walla Living History: Lewis Pullman’s Farmers Market, Brelsford and Clark Living History Weekend. WSU Visitor Center, 151 E Spring St, The Pacific Northwest Living Pullman, WA 3:30pm-6:30pm Historians demonstrate activities, www.pullmanchamber.com tools, and clothing of the Lewis and Seattle Mariners vs Colorado Rockies, Clark Expedition Corps members. T-Mobile Park, Seattle, WA, 7:10pm Watch the PNLH show how the Corps Listen on Pullman Radio HITS 104.7 members survived and listen to stories Thursday, June 24 of their travels through the Pacific Music on Main, Dan Maher, Pine Street Northwest. 10:00am-5:00pm Plaza, Pullman, WA 6:00pm-8:00pm www.fortwallawallamuseum.org Please bring a chair and practice Fossil Bowl Motocross 2021, Clarkia, ID current public health protocols. www.fossilbowl.com [email protected] or Mission:Granduro, Mountain bike 509 334-3565 endurance race at Mission Ridge, 10, National Oldtime Fiddlers’ Contest, 20 and 40 miles, race limited to 175 Weiser, ID Concerts can be viewed riders www.nwepicseries.com/events on YouTube or Facebook as well as in Moscow Farmers Market, Downtown person. www.fiddlecontest.com Moscow and Friendship Square, William Moore and Amos Barnett – Moscow, 8:00am-1:00pm; 8:00am- October 1859 at Fort Walla Walla 9:00am is reserved for at risk patrons; Museum After Hours Program. masks are required www.ci.moscow. Because of current gathering size id.us/197/Farmers-Market restrictions, the meeting will be National Oldtime Fiddlers’ Contest, conducted via Zoom. Go to the web Weiser, ID Concerts can be viewed site for the meeting link. 5:00pm on YouTube or Facebook as well as in www.fwwm.org/museum-after-hours person. www.fiddlecontest.com Friday, June 25 Seattle Mariners at Chicago White Sox, National Oldtime Fiddlers’ Contest, 11:10am Listen on Pullman Radio Weiser, ID Concerts can be viewed HITS 104.7 on YouTube or Facebook as well as in Washington Governor’s Cup Walleye person. www.fiddlecontest.com Tournament, Lake Roosevelt, Kettle With constant changes in schedules, please be sure to double check the websites. 46 Falls, WA www.spokaneindiansbaseball.com www.lakerooseveltwalleyeclub.com Wednesday, June 30 Sunday, June 27 Pullman’s Farmers Market, Brelsford Fort Walla Walla Living History: WSU Visitor Center, 151 E Spring St, Lettice Millican Clark Reynolds, Pullman, WA 3:30-6:30pm Pioneer Settler and Community www.pullmanchamber.com Leader. Mrs. Reynolds passed Seattle Mariners at Toronto Blue Jays, through Walla Walla several times 4:07pm Listen on Pullman Radio but returned to settle there. Listen to HITS 104.7 her stories of her travails and travels Spokane Indians vs Tri-City Dust Devils, through the Pacific Northwest. Mrs. Avista Stadium, Spokane, WA 6:30pm Reynolds is portrayed by Pam Myers. www.spokaneindiansbaseball.com 2:00pm-3:00pm Thursday, July 1 www.fortwallawallamuseum.org Children’s Entertainment in the Park, Fort Walla Walla Living History: Lewis East City Park, Moscow, ID 6:00pm- and Clark Living History Weekend. 7:00pm, www.ci.moscow.id.us/arts/ The Pacific Northwest Living Pages/Entertainment-in-the-Park.aspx Historians demonstrate activities, Entertainment in the Park, East City Park, tools, and clothing of the Lewis and Moscow ID 7:00pm-8:00pm Clark Expedition Corps members. www.ci.moscow.id.us/arts/Pages/ Watch the PNLH show how the Corps Entertainment-in-the-Park.aspx members survived and listen to stories Idaho State Draft Horse and Mule of their travels through the Pacific International Show, Kootenai County Northwest. 10:00am-3:00pm Fairgrounds, Coeur d’Alene, ID www.fortwallawallamuseum.org idahodrafthorseshow.com/show- Fossil Bowl Motocross 2021, Clarkia, ID schedule www.fossilbowl.com Lee Greenwood, Coeur d’Alene Casino, Race the Wolf, Schweitzer Mountain 37914 S Nukwalqw Road, Worley, ID Resort, Sandpoint, ID Ultramarathon 800.523.2464 7:00pm and trail race, 52K, 26K, 8K races, www.cdacasino.com epic views from Lake Pend Orielle to Music on Main, Musician TBD, Pine Montana to the Canadian border Street Plaza, Pullman, WA 6:00pm- www.racethewolf.com 8:00pm Please bring a chair and Seattle Mariners at Chicago White Sox, practice current public health 11:10am Listen on Pullman Radio protocols. HITS 104.7 [email protected] or Washington Governor’s Cup Walleye 509.334.3565 Tournament, Lake Roosevelt, Kettle Seattle Mariners at Toronto Blue Jays, Falls, WA www.lakerooseveltwalleye- 10:07am Listen on Pullman Radio club.com HITS 104.7 Tuesday, June 29 Spokane Indians vs Tri-City Dust Devils, Seattle Mariners at Toronto Blue Jays, Avista Stadium, Spokane, WA 6:30pm 4:07pm Listen on Pullman Radio www.spokaneindiansbaseball.com HITS 104.7 Friday, July 2 Spokane Indians vs Tri-City Dust Devils, Idaho State Draft Horse and Mule Avista Stadium, Spokane, WA 6:30pm International Show, Kootenai County With constant changes in schedules, please be sure to double check the websites. 47 Fairgrounds, Coeur d’Alene, ID Chicken Curry idahodrafthorseshow.com/ Mike Rudd is Dissmore’s grocery show-schedule manager and he shared this recipe. Seattle Mariners vs Texas Rangers, T-Mobile Park, Seattle, WA 7:10pm 1 5-lb chicken breast Listen on Pullman Radio HITS 104.7 3 Tbsp sesame or canola oil Spokane Indians vs Tri-City Dust Devils, 1 block of S&B or Mae Ploy curry paste Avista Stadium, Spokane, WA 6:30pm 1 green pepper www.spokaneindiansbaseball.com 1 Walla Walla Sweet or Vidalia onion Saturday, July 3 2 cups Jasmine or white rice Idaho State Draft Horse and Mule 1 can coconut milk International Show, Kootenai County Thai basil Fairgrounds, Coeur d’Alene, ID idahodrafthorseshow.com/ Start rice. show-schedule In skillet heat oil then add 1/2 cup curry Moscow Farmers Market, Downtown paste and blend into oil. Cut chicken Moscow and Friendship Square, into pieces and fry in skillet. While Moscow, 8:00am-1:00pm; 8:00am- chicken is cooking, chop and seed 9:00am is reserved for at risk patrons; peppers and dice. Add peppers to skillet. masks are required www.ci.moscow. Add diced onion and stir all id.us/197/Farmers-Market ingredients. Once chicken is cooked all Righteous Richland Sprint Tri, Howard the way through, add the can of coconut Amon Park, Richland, WA milk. Stir and sprinkle Thai basil over 3rrr.org/events top. Serve over rice. Seattle Mariners vs Texas Rangers, T-Mobile Park, Seattle, WA 7:10pm watch from another location. Listen on Pullman Radio HITS 104.7 Fireworks will be choreographed to Spokane Indians vs Tri-City Dust Devils, music on Hits 104.7 Avista Stadium, Spokane, WA 6:30pm Seattle Mariners vs Texas Rangers, www.spokaneindiansbaseball.com T-Mobile Park, Seattle, WA 1:10pm Sunday, July 4 Listen on Pullman Radio HITS 104.7 Independence Day Spokane Indians vs Tri-City Dust Devils, Fossil Bowl Motocross 2021, Clarkia, ID Avista Stadium, Spokane, WA 5:00pm Idaho state championships www.spokaneindiansbaseball.com www.fossilbowl.com Monday, July 5 Johnson’s 4th of July Parade, 10:00am, Fossil Bowl Motocross 2021, Clarkia, ID Johnson, WA Idaho state championships Idaho State Draft Horse and Mule www.fossilbowl.com International Show, Kootenai County Tuesday, July 6 Fairgrounds, Coeur d’Alene, ID Seattle Mariners vs New York Yankees, idahodrafthorseshow.com/show- T-Mobile Park, Seattle, WA 7:10pm schedule Listen on Pullman Radio HITS 104.7 Pullman’s Fourth of July celebration this Wednesday, July 7 year will consist of fireworks only Mountain Bike Race Series, Farragut at Sunnyside Park. They are asking State Park, Kootenai County, Idaho that people not gather in the park, but 6:30pm until dark, snacks following With constant changes in schedules, please be sure to double check the websites. 48 the race, proceeds benefit youth moun- 509.244.3279 tain bike teams in Northern Idaho sp.knittingfactory.com/event https://www.trekcda.com/ Saturday, July 10 articles/2021-season-pg296.htm Beerfest, Trinity at City Beach, Pullman’s Farmers Market, Brelsford Sandpoint, ID Sample local brews and WSU Visitor Center, 151 E Spring St, enjoy a block party Pullman, WA 3:30pm-6:30pm www.sandpointonline.com/current/ www.pullmanchamber.com bigevents.shtml#june Seattle Mariners vs New York Yankees, Brewfest, McEwen Park, Downtown T-Mobile Park, Seattle, WA 7:10pm Coeur d’Alene, ID 30 beers and Listen on Pullman Radio HITS 104.7 ciders, food live music Thursday, July 8 www.cdadowntown.com/brewfest Children’s Entertainment in the Park, Early Ford V-8 Club Car Show and Swap East City Park, Moscow, ID 6:00pm- Meet, Spokane Fair and Expo Center, 7:00pm, www.ci.moscow.id.us/arts/ Spokane, WA www.earlyfordv8ie.org Pages/Entertainment-in-the-Park.aspx Fort Walla Walla Heritage skills: Entertainment in the Park, East City Park, Historian Gary Lentz shows visitors Moscow ID 7:00pm-8:00pm vintage scientific instruments used www.ci.moscow.id.us/arts/Pages/ on the Lewis and Clark Expedition . Entertainment-in-the-Park.aspx 2:00pm-3:00pm Music on Main, Musician TBD, Pine www.fortwallawallamuseum.org Street Plaza, Pullman, WA 6:00pm- Grazing Hills Fiber Arts Festival, 8:00pm Please bring a chair and Grazing Hills Alpaca Ranch, 1042 practice current public health Four Mile Road, Viola, ID 9:00am- protocols. 5:00pm Workshops for fiber arts, kids [email protected] or activities, vendors and food vendors, 509.334.3565 demonstrations, quilt show Seattle Mariners vs New York Yankees, www.grazinghillsranch.com T-Mobile Park, Seattle, WA 1:10pm Jeff Dunham, BECU Outdoor Concert Listen on Pullman Radio HITS 104.7 Venue, Northern Quest Casino, Friday, July 9 Airway Heights, WA 7:30pm Art Walk, Downtown Coeur d’Alene, ID, www.northernquest.com Galleries, live music. 5:00pm-8:00pm Lake Chelan Bach Festival, Chelan, WA www.artsandculturecda.org/artwalk Classical, jazz, pops concerts, string Royal City Summerfest, Royal City, WA quartets, educational programs for all BBQ in the Pavillion, Glow Run, ages www.bachfest.org fireworks. www.rcsummerfest.org Moscow Farmers Market, Downtown Seattle Mariners vs Los Angeles Angels, Moscow and Friendship Square, T-Mobile Park, Seattle, WA 7:10pm Moscow, 8:00am-1:00pm; 8:00am- Listen on Pullman Radio HITS 104.7 9:00am is reserved for at risk patrons; Valley of the Sun Triathlon, Lake Aspen, masks are required www.ci.moscow. Yakima, WA www.raceentry.com/val- id.us/197/Farmers-Market ley-of-the-sun-triathlon/race- Peter Zornes Memorial Golf Tournament, information Colfax Golf Course, Colfax, WA 18 Whitey Morgan, Knitting Factory, 919 W hole scramble begins at 10:00am. The Sprague Ave, Spokane WA 8:00 pm tournament is for golfers of all With constant changes in schedules, please be sure to double check the websites. 49 experience levels and is family Jacey’s Race, Sandpoint High School, friendly. The tournament serves as Sandpoint, ID Benefit race for children the primary fund-raiser for the Peter with cancer or other life threatening A Zornes Memorial Neuroscience diseases. The race will be in-person Scholarship at WSU. kathyzornes@ with an option for a virtual race for oakesdale.net, those who prefer. www.peterzornesmemorialgolftourna- www.jaceys-race.com ment.com Lake Chelan Bach Festival, Chelan, WA Royal City Summerfest, Royal City, WA Classical, jazz, pops concerts, string Breakfast, car show, live music, food quartets, educational programs for all and craft vendors, horseshoe ages www.bachfest.org tournament, ping pong ball drop for Seattle Mariners vs Los Angeles Angels, kids, quilt show, golf tournament, T-Mobile Park, Seattle, WA 1:10pm parade, family fun. Listen on Pullman Radio HITS 104.7 www.rcsummerfest.org Monday, July 12 Seattle Mariners vs Los Angeles Angels, Lake Chelan Bach Festival, Chelan, WA T-Mobile Park, Seattle, WA 7:10pm Classical, jazz, pops concerts, string Listen on Pullman Radio HITS 104.7 quartets, educational programs for all Spokane Shock vs Sioux Falls Storm, ages www.bachfest.org Indoor Football League, Spokane Tuesday, July 13 Arena, 720 W Mallon Avenue, Lake Chelan Bach Festival, Chelan, WA Spokane, WA 7:05pm Classical, jazz, pops concerts, string thespokaneshock.com/ quartets, educational programs for all Sunday, July 11 ages www.bachfest.org Coeur d’Alene Garden Tour, Coeur Spokane Indians vs Eugene Emeralds, d’Alene Garden Club, Avista Stadium, Spokane, WA 6:30pm www.cdagardenclub.com/garden-tour. www.spokaneindiansbaseball.com html Wednesday, July 14 Fort Walla Walla Living History: Sam Lake Chelan Bach Festival, Chelan, WA Black, Hudson’s Bay Company Clerk. Classical, jazz, pops concerts, string Mr. Black was an immigrant from quartets, educational programs for all Scotland who came to Fort Nez Perce ages www.bachfest.org to work for the North West Company. Pullman’s Farmers Market, Brelsford Listen to his tales of the North West WSU Visitor Center, 151 E Spring St, Company, Hudson’s Bay Company Pullman, WA 3:30-6:30pm and his work with the local natives. www.pullmanchamber.com Mr. Black is portrayed by Tom Spokane Indians vs Eugene Emeralds, Williams. 2:00pm-3:00pm Avista Stadium, Spokane, WA 6:30pm www.fortwallawallamuseum.org www.spokaneindiansbaseball.com Grazing Hills Fiber Arts Festival, Thursday, July 15 Grazing Hills Alpaca Ranch, 1042 Cherry Pickers Trot and Pit Spit, Green Four Mile Road, Viola, ID 10:00am- Bluff Growers, Green Bluff, WA 4 3:00pm Workshops for fiber arts, kids mile run, tot trot, food, pit spit activities, vendors and food vendors, competition, music, family fun demonstrations www.greenbluffgrowers.com www.grazinghillsranch.com Lake Chelan Bach Festival, Chelan, WA With constant changes in schedules, please be sure to double check the websites. 50 Classical, jazz, pops concerts, string Moscow Farmers Market, Downtown quartets, educational programs for all Moscow and Friendship Square, ages www.bachfest.org Moscow, 8:00am-1:00pm; 8:00am- Music on Main, Blaine Ross, Pine Street 9:00am is reserved for at risk patrons; Plaza, Pullman, WA 6:00pm-8:00pm masks are required www.ci.moscow. Please bring a chair and practice id.us/197/Farmers-Market current public health protocols. Northwest WineFEST, Schweitzer [email protected] or Mountain Village, Sandpoint, ID 509.334.3565 Schedule to be announced. Spokane Indians vs Eugene Emeralds, www.schweitzer.com/events/ Avista Stadium, Spokane, WA 6:30pm Rathdrum Days, Rathdrum, ID Family www.spokaneindiansbaseball.com fun. www.rathdrumchamber.com Friday, July 16 Seattle Mariners vs Los Angeles Angels, Antique and Classic Boat Festival, 6:07pm Listen on Pullman Radio Sandpoint Marina and Sand Creek, HITS 104.7 Sandpoint, ID Classic wooden boats, Spokane Indians vs Eugene Emeralds, water-themed activities, contests, Avista Stadium, Spokane, WA 6:30pm parade of boats along Sand Creek www.spokaneindiansbaseball.com www.inlandempireacbs.net/ Spokane Shock vs Tucson Sugar Skulls, Lake Chelan Bach Festival, Chelan, WA Indoor Football League, Spokane Classical, jazz, pops concerts, string Arena, 720 W Mallon Avenue, quartets, educational programs for all Spokane, WA 7:05pm ages www.bachfest.org thespokaneshock.com/ Seattle Mariners vs Los Angeles Angels, Walla Walla Sweet Onion Festival, 6:38pm Listen on Pullman Radio Historic downtown Walla Walla, WA HITS 104.7 Food competitions, live music, beer Spokane Indians vs Eugene Emeralds, garden www.sweetonions.org Avista Stadium, Spokane, WA 6:30pm Sunday, July 18 www.spokaneindiansbaseball.com Fort Walla Walla Living History: E.B. Walla Walla Sweet Onion 5K Funion Whitman, cousin of Marcus Whitman, Runion, Mill Creek Sportsplex, 3017 moved out west to mine for gold. Reservoir Road, Walla Walla, WA After 12 years he moved to Walla www.downtownwallawalla.com Walla where he served as mayor, Saturday, July 17 sheriff, justice of the peace and clerk Antique and Classic Boat Festival, of the school board. Listen to his tales Sandpoint Marina and Sand Creek, of Walla Walla during its early days. Sandpoint, ID Classic wooden boats, Mr. Whitman is portrayed by Daniel water-themed activities, contests, Clark. 2:00pm-3:00pm parade of boats along Sand Creek www.fortwallawallamuseum.org www.inlandempireacbs.net/ Fossil Bowl Motocross 2021, Clarkia, ID Fossil Bowl Motocross 2021, Clarkia, ID Class X race www.fossilbowl.com Class X race www.fossilbowl.com Northwest WineFEST, Schweitzer Lake Chelan Bach Festival, Chelan, WA Mountain Village, Sandpoint, ID Classical, jazz, pops concerts, string Schedule to be announced. quartets, educational programs for all www.schweitzer.com/events/ ages www.bachfest.org Seattle Mariners vs Los Angeles Angels, With constant changes in schedules, please be sure to double check the websites. 51 1:07pm Listen on Pullman Radio evening cookouts, mine tours HITS 104.7 www.wallaceidahochamber.com Spokane Indians vs Eugene Emeralds, Friday, July 23 Avista Stadium, Spokane, WA 5:00pm GorgeGrass Festival, Skamania County www.spokaneindiansbaseball.com Fairgrounds, Stevenson, WA new. Tuesday, July 20 columbiagorgebluegrass.net Seattle Mariners at Colorado Rockies, Kootenai River Days, Downtown 5:40pm Listen on Pullman Radio Bonners Ferry, ID Artists, wild game HITS 104.7 and rib cookoff, kids activities, live Wednesday, July 21 music, wine walk, street dance. Kootenai River Days, Downtown www.bonnersferrychamber.org Bonners Ferry, ID Artists, wild game Lake Chelan Lavender and Art Festival, and rib cookoff, kids activities, live Siren Song Farms, between mile posts music, wine walk, street dance. 275 and 276 on US97A, Chelan, WA www.bonnersferrychamber.org Artists booths, plein air painting, Pullman’s Farmers Market, Brelsford workshops, lavender craft demos, food WSU Visitor Center, 151 E Spring St, vendors, live music. 10:00am-5:00pm Pullman, WA 3:30pm-6:30pm Riggins Hot Summer Nights, Riggins www.pullmanchamber.com City Park, Riggins, ID Family fun, car Seattle Mariners at Colorado Rockies, show, talent show, food vendors, beer 5:40pm Listen on Pullman Radio garden, live music www.rigginsidaho. HITS 104.7 com/event/hot-summer-nights Thursday, July 22 Seattle Mariners vs Oakland Athletics, GorgeGrass Festival, Skamania County T-Mobile Park, Seattle, WA 7:10pm Fairgrounds, Stevenson, WA new. Listen on Pullman Radio HITS 104.7 columbiagorgebluegrass.net Silver Valley Jeep Jamboree, Wallace, Ice Cube, BECU Outdoor Concert ID Follow old military wagon trails, Venue, Northern Quest Casino, evening cookouts, mine tours Airway Heights, WA 7:30pm www.wallaceidahochamber.com www.northernquest.com Tri-Cities Water Follies, Columbia Park, Kootenai River Days, Downtown Kennewick/Wade Park, Pasco and Bonners Ferry, ID Artists, wild game Kennewick, WA Hydroplane racing on and rib cookoff, kids activities, live the Columbia River 8:00am-5:00pm music, wine walk, street dance. www.waterfollies.com/ www.bonnersferrychamber.org Saturday, July 24 Music on Main, Soulstice, Pine Street GorgeGrass Festival, Skamania County Plaza, Pullman, WA 6:00pm-8:00pm Fairgrounds, Stevenson, WA new. Please bring a chair and practice columbiagorgebluegrass.net current public health protocols. Kootenai River Days, Downtown [email protected] or Bonners Ferry, ID Artists, wild game 509.334.3565 and rib cookoff, kids activities, live Seattle Mariners vs Oakland Athletics, music, wine walk, street dance. T-Mobile Park, Seattle, WA 7:10pm www.bonnersferrychamber.org Listen on Pullman Radio HITS 104.7 Lake Chelan Lavender and Art Festival, Silver Valley Jeep Jamboree, Wallace, Siren Song Farms, Artists booths, ID Follow old military wagon trails, plein air painting, workshops, lavender With constant changes in schedules, please be sure to double check the websites. 52 craft demos, food vendors, live music. Loop sponsored by Trek Bike Store in 10:00am-5:00pm Coeur d’Alene, begin at the Wallace Moscow Farmers Market, Downtown Train Museum, Wallace ID, 9:30am Moscow and Friendship Square, www.trekcda.com/events/rides-events- Moscow, 8:00am-1:00pm; 8:00am- pg96.htm 9:00am is reserved for at risk patrons; Lake Chelan Lavender and Art Festival, masks are required www.ci.moscow. Siren Song Farms, Artists booths, id.us/197/Farmers-Market plein air painting, workshops, lavender Rendezvous in the Park, East City Park, craft demos, food vendors, live music. Moscow, ID Arts and music festival 10:00am-5:00pm www.rendezvousinthepark.com Like Seattle Mariners vs Oakland Athletics, us on Facebook. T-Mobile Park, Seattle, WA 1:10pm Seattle Mariners vs Oakland Athletics, Listen on Pullman Radio HITS 104.7 T-Mobile Park, Seattle, WA 7:10pm Silverhoops 3on3 Basketball Tournament, Listen on Pullman Radio HITS 104.7 Downtown Kellogg, Kellogg, ID Silverhoops 3on3 Basketball Tournament, www.silverhoops3on3.com Downtown Kellogg, Kellogg, ID Tri-Cities Water Follies, Columbia Park, www.silverhoops3on3.com Kennewick/Wade Park, Pasco and Silver Valley Jeep Jamboree, Wallace, Kennewick, WA Hydroplane racing on ID Follow old military wagon trails, the Columbia River 8:00am-5:00pm evening cookouts, mine tours www.waterfollies.com/ www.wallaceidahochamber.com Monday, July 26 Smokey Robinson, BECU Outdoor Seattle Mariners vs Houston Astros, Concert Venue, Northern Quest T-Mobile Park, Seattle, WA 7:10pm Casino, Airway Heights, WA 7:30pm Listen on Pullman Radio HITS 104.7 www.northernquest.com Tuesday, July 27 Tri-Cities Water Follies, Columbia Park, Chief Joseph Days Rodeo, Joseph, OR Kennewick/Wade Park, Pasco and www.chiefjosephdays.com/rodeo Kennewick, WA Hydroplane racing on Seattle Mariners vs Oakland Athletics, the Columbia River 8:00am-5:00pm T-Mobile Park, Seattle, WA 7:10pm www.waterfollies.com/ Listen on Pullman Radio HITS 104.7 Sunday, July 25 Spokane Indians vs Vancouver Fort Walla Walla Living History: Ed Canadians, Avista Stadium, Spokane, WA Burlingame, ditch digger and 6:30pm Family Feast Night developer. The Burlingame ditch was www.spokaneindiansbaseball.com used to make productive farmland out Wednesday, July 28 of sagebrush covered land. Mr. Chief Joseph Days Rodeo, Joseph, OR Burlingame arrived in Walla Walla www.chiefjosephdays.com/rodeo to see the project and stayed to work Pullman’s Farmers Market, Brelsford on it. Mr. Burlingame is portrayed WSU Visitor Center, 151 E Spring St, by Tom Williams. 2:00pm-3:00pm Pullman, WA 3:30pm-6:30pm www.fortwallawallamuseum.org www.pullmanchamber.com GorgeGrass Festival, Skamania County Seattle Mariners vs Oakland Athletics, Fairgrounds, Stevenson, WA new. T-Mobile Park, Seattle, WA 12:40pm columbiagorgebluegrass.net Listen on Pullman Radio HITS 104.7 Hilly Nilly Gravel Ride Big Hiawatha FM With constant changes in schedules, please be sure to double check the websites. 53 Chorizo Burrito Skillet Steve Balzarini found this recipe while browsing the web one day. He found it on Mommy’s Home Cooking website. This skillet dinner is easy, versatile, and delicious. Steve and Margo wrap it in a tortilla, but it is equally as good without.

7 oz cured chorizo sausage, cut into slices ½ cup onion, chopped ½ cup bell pepper, any color, diced 3 garlic cloves, minced 1 cup white rice, uncooked 1 10 oz can RoTel tomatoes with green chilies, undrained 1 cup sweet corn, drained and rinsed 2 cups vegetable broth 1 cup shredded cheddar and Monterey jack cheese blend chopped cilantro , optional

Heat a large skillet over medium-high heat. Add chorizo and cook for 3 minutes, stirring occasionally. Add onion, pepper, and garlic; cook 5 minutes more or, until vegetables are fragrant and tender. Stir in the rice and let it toast for 2 minutes, stirring constantly. Add RoTel tomatoes, corn, back beans and vegetable broth; mix to combine. Bring to a boil. Let it cook uncovered, over medium heat, until most of the liquid has evaporated. Then cover, reduce heat to low and cook 10-15 minutes or until rice is tender. Sprinkle the cheese on top, cover and cook for 1-2 more minutes, or until the cheese is melted. Garnish with cilantro, if desired. A dollop of sour cream is also delicious. Serve. Spokane Indians vs Vancouver WA 6:00pm-8:00pm Please bring Canadians, Avista Stadium, Spokane, a chair and practice current public WA 6:30pm Family Feast Night health protocols. www.spokaneindiansbaseball.com [email protected] or Thursday, July 29 509.334.3565 Chief Joseph Days Rodeo, Joseph, OR Spokane Indians vs Vancouver www.chiefjosephdays.com/rodeo Canadians, Avista Stadium, Spokane, Festival at Sandpoint, Memorial Field on WA 6:30pm Family Feast Night the shores of Lake Pend Oreille, www.spokaneindiansbaseball.com Sandpoint, ID Music under the stars Friday, July 30 www.festivalatsandpoint.com Art on the Green, Old Fort Sherman Kooskia Days, Downtown Kooskia, ID Grounds on North Idaho College Family fun, parade, food, arts and Campus, Coeur d’Alene, ID Outdoor craft vendors kooskia.com arts and crafts festival, juried art show, Mike Denny: The History of College beer garden 10:00am-5:00pm Place at Fort Walla Walla Museum www.artonthegreencda.org After Hours Program. Because of Chief Joseph Days Rodeo, Joseph, OR current gathering size restrictions, the www.chiefjosephdays.com/rodeo meeting will be conducted via Zoom. Coeur d’Alene Downtown Street Fair, Go to the web site for the meeting Sherman Avenue in Downtown Coeur link. 5:00pm d’Alene, ID Arts and crafts 10:00am- www.fwwm.org/museum-after-hours 8:00pm www.cdadowntown.com Music on Main, Cherry Sisters Dierks Bentley, BECU Outdoor Revival, Pine Street Plaza, Pullman, Concert Venue, Northern Quest 54 Casino, Airway Heights, WA 7:30pm craft vendors kooskia.com www.northernquest.com Moscow Farmers Market, Downtown Festival at Sandpoint, Memorial Field on Moscow and Friendship Square, the shores of Lake Pend Oreille, Moscow, 8:00am-1:00pm; 8:00am- Sandpoint, ID Music under the stars 9:00am is reserved for at risk patrons; www.festivalatsandpoint.com masks are required www.ci.moscow. Kooskia Days, Downtown Kooskia, ID id.us/197/Farmers-Market Family fun, parade, food, arts and Priest River Timber Days, Priest River, craft vendors kooskia.com ID Downtown Priest River, car show, Priest River Timber Days, Priest River, kids games, arts and craft vendors, ID Downtown Priest River, car show, food vendors, logging competitions, kids games, arts and craft vendors, lawnmower races food vendors, logging competitions, www.priestriverchamber.com lawnmower races Seattle Mariners at Texas Rangers www.priestriverchamber.com 4:05pm Listen on Pullman Radio Seattle Mariners at Texas Rangers HITS 104.7 5:05pm Listen on Pullman Radio Spokane Indians vs Vancouver HITS 104.7 Canadians, Avista Stadium, Spokane, Spokane Indians vs Vancouver WA 6:30pm Family Feast Night Canadians, Avista Stadium, Spokane, www.spokaneindiansbaseball.com WA 6:30pm Family Feast Night Spokane Shock vs Massachusetts Pirates, www.spokaneindiansbaseball.com Indoor Football League, Spokane Watershed Festival, Gorge Amphitheatre, Arena, 720 W Mallon Avenue, George, WA 1:00pm Country music Spokane, WA 7:05pm festival and camping thespokaneshock.com/ www.georgeamphitheatre.com/ Watershed Festival, Gorge Amphitheatre, watershed-festival/ George, WA 1:00pm Country music Saturday, July 31 festival and camping Art on the Green, Old Fort Sherman www.georgeamphitheatre.com/ Grounds on North Idaho College watershed-festival/ Campus, Coeur d’Alene, ID Outdoor Sunday, August 1 arts and crafts festival, juried art show, Art on the Green, Old Fort Sherman beer garden 10:00am-5:00pm Grounds on North Idaho College www.artonthegreencda.org Campus, Coeur d’Alene, ID Outdoor Chief Joseph Days Rodeo, Joseph, OR arts and crafts festival, juried art show, www.chiefjosephdays.com/rodeo beer garden 10:00am-5:00pm Coeur d’Alene Downtown Street Fair, www.artonthegreencda.org Sherman Avenue in Downtown Coeur Chief Joseph Days Rodeo, Joseph, OR d’Alene, ID Arts and crafts 10:00am- www.chiefjosephdays.com/rodeo 8:00pm www.cdadowntown.com Coeur d’Alene Downtown Street Fair, Festival at Sandpoint, Memorial Field on Sherman Avenue in Downtown Coeur the shores of Lake Pend Oreille, d’Alene, ID Arts and crafts 10:00am- Sandpoint, ID Music under the stars 8:00pm www.cdadowntown.com www.festivalatsandpoint.com Festival at Sandpoint, Memorial Field on Kooskia Days, Downtown Kooskia, ID the shores of Lake Pend Oreille, Family fun, parade, food, arts and Sandpoint, ID Music under the stars With constant changes in schedules, please be sure to double check the websites. 55 www.festivalatsandpoint.com An Evening with Bill Engvall, Coeur Fort Walla Walla Heritage skills: Fred d’Alene Casino, 37914 S Nukwalqw Stine will talk about food Road, Worley, ID 800.523.2464 preservation and will demonstrate 7:00pm www.cdacasino.com pickling. 2:00pm-3:00pm Festival at Sandpoint, Memorial Field on www.fortwallawallamuseum.org the shores of Lake Pend Oreille, Seattle Mariners at Texas Rangers Sandpoint, ID Music under the stars 11:35am Listen on Pullman Radio www.festivalatsandpoint.com HITS 104.7 Music on Main, Eric Jessup, Pine Street Spokane Indians vs Vancouver Plaza, Pullman, WA 6:00pm-8:00pm Canadians, Avista Stadium, Spokane, Please bring a chair and practice WA 5:00pm Family Feast Night current public health protocols. www.spokaneindiansbaseball.com [email protected] or Watershed Festival, Gorge Amphitheatre, 509.334.3565 George, WA 1:00pm Country music Seattle Mariners at New York Yankees festival and camping 4:05pm Listen on Pullman Radio www.georgeamphitheatre.com/ HITS 104.7 watershed-festival/ Spokane Indians vs Everett AquaSox, Monday, August 2 Avista Stadium, Spokane, WA 6:30pm Seattle Mariners at Tampa Bay Rays www.spokaneindiansbaseball.com 4:10pm Listen on Pullman Radio The Dead South, Knitting Factory, 919 HITS 104.7 W Sprague Ave, Spokane WA 8:00pm Tuesday, August 3 509.244.3279 Seattle Mariners at Tampa Bay Rays sp.knittingfactory.com/event 4:10pm Listen on Pullman Radio Wallace Accordion Jubilee, Wallace, ID HITS 104.7 Parade, jam sessions, concerts Shen Yun Performing Arts Show, First www.wallaceidahochamber.com/ Interstate Center for the Arts, 334 wallace-chamber/wallace-events- West Spokane Falls Boulevard, calendar/ Spokane, WA 7:30pm Wilco & Sleater-Kinney, First Interstate www.firstinterstatecenter.org Center for the Arts, 334 West Spokane Spokane Indians vs Everett AquaSox, Falls Boulevard, Spokane, WA 7:30pm Avista Stadium, Spokane, WA 6:30pm www.ifirstinterstatecenter.org www.spokaneindiansbaseball.com Friday, August 6 Wednesday, August 4 1860s Days, Pierce, ID Logging museum, Pullman’s Farmers Market, Brelsford parade, breakfast, softball tournament, WSU Visitor Center, 151 E Spring St, family fun Find us on Facebook. Pullman, WA 3:30-6:30pm Bonner County Rodeo, Bonner County www.pullmanchamber.com Fairgrounds, Sandpoint, ID Seattle Mariners at Tampa Bay Rays www.bonnercountyfair.com 10:10am Listen on Pullman Radio Elk River Days, Elk River, ID HITS 104.7 www.cityelkriver.org Spokane Indians vs Everett AquaSox, Festival at Sandpoint, Memorial Field on Avista Stadium, Spokane, WA 6:30pm the shores of Lake Pend Oreille, www.spokaneindiansbaseball.com Sandpoint, ID Music under the stars Thursday, August 5 www.festivalatsandpoint.com With constant changes in schedules, please be sure to double check the websites. 56 Rodney Carrington, BECU Outdoor id.us/197/Farmers-Market Concert Venue, Northern Quest Palouse Community Yard Sale, Palouse, Casino, Airway Heights, WA 7:30pm WA Sign-up at City Hall, maps www.northernquest.com available at downtown businesses in Seattle Mariners at New York Yankees Palouse. 4:05pm Listen on Pullman Radio Power of Pasco Sprint Tri, Chiawana HITS 104.7 FM Park, Pasco, WA 3rrr.org/events Spokane Indians vs Everett AquaSox, Seattle Mariners at New York Yankees Avista Stadium, Spokane, WA 6:30pm TBA Listen on Pullman Radio HITS www.spokaneindiansbaseball.com 104.7 Tame Impala, The Slow Rush North Spike and Dig Volleyball Tournament, American Tour, Gorge Amphitheatre, Dwight Merkel Complex at Joe Albi George, WA 8:00pm Stadium, Spokane, WA 6-on-6 www.georgeamphitheatre.com/ volleyball tournament, adult, high watershed-festival/ school and junior high divisions Wallace Accordion Jubilee, Wallace, ID www.spikeanddig.com Parade, jam sessions, concerts Spokane Highland Games, Spokane www.wallaceidahochamber.com/ County Fair and Expo Center, wallace-chamber/wallace-events- Spokane, WA Pipe exhibitions and calendar/ competitions, highland dancing and Saturday, August 7 games, food vendors, tug of war, 1860s Days, Pierce, ID Family fun; live children’s games, British car exhibit, music; parade, food, craft and gift highland cattle and blacksmith vendors; softball tournament; logging exhibitions, 9:00am-5:30pm museum. www.pierce-weippechamber. www.spokanehighlandgames.net/ com/1860days.html Welcome.html Bonner County Rodeo, Bonner County Spokane Indians vs Everett AquaSox, Fairgrounds, Sandpoint, ID Avista Stadium, Spokane, WA 6:30pm www.bonnercountyfair.com www.spokaneindiansbaseball.com Coeur d’Alene Triathlon & Duathlon, Wallace Accordion Jubilee, Wallace, ID Coeur d’Alene, ID Parade, jam sessions, concerts www.cdatriathlon.com www.wallaceidahochamber.com/ Elk River Days, Elk River, ID wallace-chamber/wallace-events- www.cityelkriver.org calendar/ Festival at Sandpoint, Memorial Field on Wings over Sandpoint Fly-In, Sandpoint the shores of Lake Pend Oreille, Airport, Sandpoint, ID Aircraft display Sandpoint, ID Music under the stars and fly-in by regional pilots. www.festivalatsandpoint.com Breakfast, 8:00am-10:00am, plane Long Bridge Swim, Pend Oreille Lake at display 10:30am-1:30pm Sandpoint, ID www.sandpointonline.com/current/ www.longbridgeswim.org bigevents.shtml Moscow Farmers Market, Downtown Sunday, August 8 Moscow and Friendship Square, Festival at Sandpoint, Memorial Field on Moscow, 8:00am-1:00pm; 8:00am- the shores of Lake Pend Oreille, 9:00am is reserved for at risk patrons; Sandpoint, ID Music under the stars masks are required www.ci.moscow. www.festivalatsandpoint.com With constant changes in schedules, please be sure to double check the websites. 57 Fort Walla Walla Living History: Seattle Mariners vs Texas Rangers, Cushing Eells was a protestant T-Mobile Park, Seattle, WA 7:10pm missionary. He and his wife worked Listen on Pullman Radio HITS 104.7 with the Spokane Indians, left for Thursday, August 12 the Willamette Valley and eventually Billy Idol, BECU Outdoor Concert returned to Walla Walla. Mr. Eells Venue, Northern Quest Casino, founded the Whitman Seminary. Airway Heights, WA 7:30pm Listen to Mr. Eells’ tales of the www.northernquest.com Whitman Mission and early days Music on Main, Peter Smith, Pine Street Walla Walla. Mr. Eells is portrayed by Plaza, Pullman, WA 6:00pm-8:00pm Roger Miles. 2:00pm-3:00pm Please bring a chair and practice www.fortwallawallamuseum.org current public health protocols. Schweitzer Huckleberry Color Fun Run [email protected] or and Walk, Schweitzer Mountain, 509.334.3565 Sandpoint, ID Schedule to be Seattle Mariners vs Texas Rangers, announced www.schweitzer.com/ T-Mobile Park, Seattle, WA 1:10pm events. Listen on Pullman Radio HITS 104.7 Seattle Mariners at New York Yankees Friday, August 13 TBA Listen on Pullman Radio HITS Art Walk, Downtown Coeur d’Alene, ID, 104.7 Galleries, live music. 5:00pm-8:00pm Spike and Dig Volleyball Tournament, www.artsandculturecda.org/artwalk Dwight Merkel Complex at Joe Albi Brantley Gilbert, BECU Outdoor Stadium, Spokane, WA 6-on-6 vol- Concert Venue, Northern Quest leyball tournament, adult, high school Casino, Airway Heights, WA 7:30pm and junior high divisions www.northernquest.com www.spikeanddig.com Huckleberry Festival and 5K Walk and Spokane Indians vs Everett AquaSox, Run, Wallace, ID Live music, street Avista Stadium, Spokane, WA 5:00pm dance, pancake breakfast, kids www.spokaneindiansbaseball.com activities, dunk tank Wallace Accordion Jubilee, Wallace, ID www.wallaceidahochamber.com Parade, jam sessions, concerts Relay for Life of Pend Oreille Valley, www.wallaceidahochamber.com/ Newport High School, Newport, WA wallace-chamber/wallace-events- 6:30pm-6:30am calendar/ Seattle Mariners vs Toronto Blue Jays, Tuesday, August 10 T-Mobile Park, Seattle, WA 7:10pm Birds of Play, Dahmen Barn, 419 N Listen on Pullman Radio HITS 104.7 Parkway, Uniontown, WA 7:00pm- Spokane Shock vs Arizona Rattlers, 9:00pm 509.229.3414 artisanbarn.org Indoor Football League, Spokane Seattle Mariners vs Texas Rangers, Arena, 720 W Mallon Avenue, T-Mobile Park, Seattle, WA 7:10pm Spokane, WA 7:05pm Listen on Pullman Radio HITS 104.7 thespokaneshock.com/ Wednesday, August 11 Saturday, August 14 Pullman’s Farmers Market, Brelsford Aquaman Duathlon, Howard Amon WSU Visitor Center, 151 E Spring St, Park, Richland, WA Run, swim, run Pullman, WA 3:30pm-6:30pm www.3rrr.org www.pullmanchamber.com Arts and Crafts Fair, Pend Oreille Arts With constant changes in schedules, please be sure to double check the websites. 58 Council, Downtown Sandpoint, ID Art Langford was the prosecuting attorney exhibits, artists’ booths, kids’ in Walla Walla and went on to serve as activities, live music, arts a Territorial Justice on the Washington www.artinsandpoint.org Territorial Supreme Court. Listen to Echoes through the Canyon; Brandi Judge Langford talk about his days Carlile, Sheryl Crow and Yola, Gorge as an attorney and justice. Judge Amphitheatre, Quincy, WA 6:00pm Langford is portrayed by Don Schacht. www.georgeamphitheatre.com/events 2:00pm-3:00pm Elk River Days, Elk River, ID www.fortwallawallamuseum.org www.elkriverrecreation.com/ Seattle Mariners vs Toronto Blue Jays, Fort Walla Walla Heritage skills: T-Mobile Park, Seattle, WA 1:10pm Historian Gary Lentz teaches Listen on Pullman Radio HITS 104.7 visitors how to start a fire, parch corn Tuesday, August 17 and make company biscuits similar to Seattle Mariners at Texas Rangers, hardtack. 2:00pm-3:00pm 5:05pm Listen on Pullman Radio www.fortwallawallamuseum.org HITS 104.7 Huckleberry Festival and 5K Walk and Spokane Indians vs Hillsboro Hops, Run, Wallace, ID Live music, street Avista Stadium, Spokane, WA 6:30pm dance, pancake breakfast, kids www.spokaneindiansbaseball.com activities, dunk tank Wednesday, August 18 www.wallaceidahochamber.com Bonner County Fair and Rodeo, Bonner Moscow Farmers Market, Downtown County Fairgrounds, Sandpoint, ID Moscow and Friendship Square, www.bonnercountyfair.com Moscow, 8:00am-1:00pm; 8:00am- Pullman’s Farmers Market, Brelsford 9:00am is reserved for at risk patrons; WSU Visitor Center, 151 E Spring St, masks are required www.ci.moscow. Pullman, WA 3:30pm-6:30pm id.us/197/Farmers-Market www.pullmanchamber.com Seattle Mariners vs Toronto Blue Jays, Seattle Mariners at Texas Rangers, T-Mobile Park, Seattle, WA 7:10pm 5:05pm Listen on Pullman Radio Listen on Pullman Radio HITS 104.7 HITS 104.7 Sunday, August 15 Spokane Indians vs Hillsboro Hops, Arts and Crafts Fair, Pend Oreille Arts Avista Stadium, Spokane, WA 6:30pm Council, Downtown Sandpoint, ID Art www.spokaneindiansbaseball.com exhibits, artists’ booths, kids’ Thursday, August 19 activities, live music, arts Bass Canyon Festival, Gorge www.artinsandpoint.org Amphitheatre, George, WA Time TBA Fort Walla Walla Museum Ice Cream www.georgeamphitheatre.com Social, Walla Walla, WA Living Benewah County Fair, St. Maries, ID history performances, entertainment, 208.582.2217 craft demonstrations, special exhibits. www.benewahcountyfair.com www.fortwallawallamuseum.org Bonner County Fair and Rodeo, Bonner Fort Walla Walla Living History: County Fairgrounds, Sandpoint, ID William Langford was an attorney www.bonnercountyfair.com who practiced law throughout Grits and Glamour Tour, Coeur d’Alene Washington Territory and served in the Casino, 37914 S Nukwalqw Road, Territorial Legislative Council. Mr. Worley, ID 800.523.2464 7:00pm With constant changes in schedules, please be sure to double check the websites. 59 www.cdacasino.com 20, Cusick, WA www.pocfair.com Music on Main, Musician TBD, Pine Seattle Mariners at Houston Astros, Street Plaza, Pullman, WA 6:00pm- 5:10pm Listen on Pullman Radio 8:00pm Please bring a chair and HITS 104.7 practice current public health Spokane Indians vs Hillsboro Hops, protocols. Avista Stadium, Spokane, WA 6:30pm [email protected] or www.spokaneindiansbaseball.com 509.334.3565 Spokane to Sandpoint Relay, Green Pend Oreille County Fair, 4952 Highway Bluff, Spokane, WA to Sandpoint, ID 20, Cusick, WA www.pocfair.com Premier Pacific Northwest relay race, Seattle Mariners at Texas Rangers, two day race 11:05am Listen on Pullman Radio www.spokanetosandpoint.com HITS 104.7 Saturday, August 21 Spokane Indians vs Hillsboro Hops, Bass Canyon Festival, Gorge Avista Stadium, Spokane, WA 6:30pm Amphitheatre, George, WA Time TBA www.spokaneindiansbaseball.com www.georgeamphitheatre.com Friday, August 20 Bear Tooth: The Below Tour, Knitting Bass Canyon Festival, Gorge Factory, 919 W Sprague Ave, Spokane Amphitheatre, George, WA Time TBA WA 7:00pm 509.244.3279 www.georgeamphitheatre.com sp.knittingfactory.com/event Benewah County Fair, St. Maries, ID Benewah County Fair, St. Maries, ID 208.582.2217 208.582.2217 www.benewahcountyfair.com www.benewahcountyfair.com Bonner County Fair and Rodeo, Bonner Bonner County Fair and Rodeo, Bonner County Fairgrounds, Sandpoint, ID County Fairgrounds, Sandpoint, ID www.bonnercountyfair.com www.bonnercountyfair.com Chief Lookingglass Days and Pow Wow, Chief Lookingglass Days and Pow Wow, Kamiah, ID Organized by descendants Kamiah, ID Organized by descendants of Chief Lookingglass, dance contests of Chief Lookingglass, dance contests and traditional friendship dinners, and traditional friendship dinners, open to the public open to the public www.nezpercetrail.net www.nezpercetrail.net Collective Soul and Better Than Ezra Moscow Farmers Market, Downtown with special guest Tonic, BECU Moscow and Friendship Square, Outdoor Concert Venue, Northern Moscow, 8:00am-1:00pm; 8:00am- Quest Casino, Airway Heights, WA 9:00am is reserved for at risk patrons; 7:30pm www.northernquest.com masks are required www.ci.moscow. National Lentil Festival in Pullman has id.us/197/Farmers-Market yet to determine what they will be National Lentil Festival in Pullman has able to do, but encourage you to visit yet to determine what they will be lentilfest.com for updates. able to do, but encourage you to visit North Idaho State Fair and Gem State lentilfest.com for updates. Stampede, Kootenai County Fair- North Idaho State Fair and Gem State ground and Events Center, Coeur Stampede, Kootenai County d’Alene, ID www.northidahofair.com Fairground and Events Center, Coeur Pend Oreille County Fair, 4952 Highway d’Alene, ID www.northidahofair.com With constant changes in schedules, please be sure to double check the websites. 60 Pend Oreille County Fair, 4952 Highway North Idaho State Fair and Gem State 20, Cusick, WA www.pocfair.com Stampede, Kootenai County Seattle Mariners at Houston Astros, Fairground and Events Center, Coeur 4:10pm Listen on Pullman Radio d’Alene, ID www.northidahofair.com HITS 104.7 Pend Oreille County Fair, 4952 Highway Spokane Indians vs Hillsboro Hops, 20, Cusick, WA www.pocfair.com Avista Stadium, Spokane, WA 6:30pm Sammy Hagar and the Circle, BECU www.spokaneindiansbaseball.com Outdoor Concert Venue, Northern Spokane to Sandpoint Relay, Green Quest Casino, Airway Heights, WA Bluff, Spokane, WA to Sandpoint, ID 7:30pm www.northernquest.com Premier Pacific Northwest relay race, Seattle Mariners at Houston Astros, two day race 11:10am Listen on Pullman Radio www.spokanetosandpoint.com HITS 104.7 Spokane Shock vs Louisville Xtreme, Spokane Indians vs Hillsboro Hops, Indoor Football League, Spokane Avista Stadium, Spokane, WA 6:30pm Arena, 720 W Mallon Avenue, www.spokaneindiansbaseball.com Spokane, WA 7:05pm Monday, August 23 thespokaneshock.com/ North Idaho State Fair and Gem State Titanium Man Junior Triathlon, Howard Stampede, Kootenai County Fair- Amon Park, Richland, WA A chance ground and Events Center, Coeur for young athletes to try a triathlon, d’Alene, ID www.northidahofair.com close adult supervision 3rrr.org/events/ Seattle Mariners at Oakland Athletics, registration 6:40pm Listen on Pullman Radio Sunday, August 22 HITS 104.7 Bass Canyon Festival, Gorge Tuesday, August 24 Amphitheatre, George, WA Time TBA North Idaho State Fair and Gem State www.georgeamphitheatre.com Stampede, Kootenai County Benewah County Fair, St. Maries, ID Fairground and Events Center, Coeur 208.582.2217 d’Alene, ID www.northidahofair.com www.benewahcountyfair.com Seattle Mariners at Oakland Athletics, Chief Lookingglass Days and Pow Wow, 12:37pm Listen on Pullman Radio Kamiah, ID Organized by descendants HITS 104.7 of Chief Lookingglass, dance contests Wednesday, August 25 and traditional friendship dinners, Pullman’s Farmers Market, Brelsford open to the public WSU Visitor Center, 151 E Spring St, www.nezpercetrail.net Pullman, WA 3:30pm-6:30pm Fort Walla Walla Living History: Hen www.pullmanchamber.com Lee immigrated to the United States North Idaho State Fair and Gem State from China during the 1850s when Stampede, Kootenai County China was in the throes of political Fairground and Events Center, Coeur unrest. Mr. Lee arrived in Walla Walla d’Alene, ID www.northidahofair.com during the 1860s and established a Thursday, August 26 laundry. Listen to Mr. Lee’s tales of Hot August Nights, Downtown Lewiston, his travels and early days Walla Walla. ID Car, truck and motorcycle show, Mr. Lee is portrayed by Myron Huie. show & shine, cruise, concert 2:00pm-3:00pm lewistonhan.com www.fortwallawallamuseum.org Music on Main, The Lids, Pine Street 61 The Greatest, Most Delicious, Best Grilled Scallops Marinade, Ever. In History. End of Story. Rod Schwartz from the Pullman Radio Sales team shared this recipe. (It’s not my recipe, but one that I’ve made with great success. Made ‘em for Paula on Mother’s Day and she called them “the best we’ve ever had.” The recipe comes from The Modern Proper. Before these scallops hit the grill, we give them a quick marinade in a combination of: Olive oil Garlic Honey Pimentón (Spanish smoked paprika) Lemon juice

1. Marinate the scallops for an hour in the fridge. Don’t let them marinate more than an hour— if you’ve got to err, err on the side of less than an hour rather than more. 2. Skewer the scallops! 4-5 scallops per skewer. Work somewhat quickly—the scallops will be easier to grill if they’re still cold from the fridge. 3. Grill the scallops! Brush the grill with oil first, then lay the skewered scallops on the grill. On a nice, hot grill, they will take 2-3 minutes per side. If you’re feeling unsure, you can always slice one open to check for doneness. 4. Eat the scallops! The best part! 20 Sea scallops, large 2 tsp Smoked paprika 1/4 cupOlive oil, plus more for grill 1 tspSalt 1 TbspHoney 4-5 Skewers (if using wooden, presoaked in 2 TbspLemon juice warm water for 1 hour) 2 Garlic cloves, minced Salt and pepper to taste Method 1. In a small bowl, combine 1/4 cup of olive oil, honey, lemon juice, garlic, smoked paprika and salt. Whisk until honey dissolves. Set aside. 2. Place the scallops and the marinade in a large ziplock bag, seal it shut & refrigerate for 1 hour 3. If you are using wooden skewers, soak them in warm water for the hour that the scallops are marinating. 4. Heat grill to medium-high heat. Cover the grill so the grates get hot. 5. Remove the scallops from the refrigerator, slide 4-5 each onto the skewers and season with salt and pepper. 6. Using a silicone brush, oil the grill grates with extra oil. 7. Place the skewered scallops on the grill at an angle (if you want pretty diagonal grill marks). 8. Cook scallops for 2-3 minutes on each side Plaza, Pullman, WA 6:00pm-8:00pm www.fwwm.org/museum-after-hours Please bring a chair and practice Seattle Mariners vs Kansas City Royals, current public health protocols. T-Mobile Park, Seattle, WA 7:10pm [email protected] or Listen on Pullman Radio HITS 104.7 509.334.3565 Friday, August 27 North Idaho State Fair and Gem State Hot August Nights, Downtown Lewiston, Stampede, Kootenai County ID Car, truck and motorcycle show, Fairground and Events Center, Coeur show & shine, cruise, concert d’Alene, ID www.northidahofair.com lewistonhan.com Randall Melton: Tamastslikt Cultural North Idaho State Fair and Gem State Institute at Fort Walla Walla Museum Stampede, Kootenai County After Hours Program. Because of Fairground and Events Center, Coeur current gathering size restrictions, the d’Alene, ID www.northidahofair.com meeting will be conducted via Zoom. Phish, Gorge Amphitheatre, Quincy, WA Go to the web site for the meeting 7:30pm TM link. 5:00pm www.georgeamphitheatre.com/events 62 Seattle Mariners vs Kansas City Royals, Coeur d’Alene Artists Studio Tour, in and T-Mobile Park, Seattle, WA 7:10pm around Coeur d’Alene, ID, Listen on Pullman Radio HITS 104.7 www.artsandculturecda.org/ Webb Slough Show and Shine, artists-studio-tour/ Downtown St. John, view the boats North Idaho State Fair and Gem State and meet the crews; shuttle will run Stampede, Kootenai County campers between the Slough and Fairground and Events Center, Coeur downtown 4:00pm d’Alene, ID www.northidahofair.com www.webbsslough.com/calendar Phish, Gorge Amphitheatre, Quincy, WA Saturday, August 28 7:30pm TM Coeur d’Alene Artists Studio Tour, in and www.georgeamphitheatre.com/events around Coeur d’Alene, ID, Seattle Mariners vs Kansas City Royals, www.artsandculturecda.org/ T-Mobile Park, Seattle, WA 1:10pm artists-studio-tour/ Listen on Pullman Radio HITS 104.7 Hot August Nights, Downtown Lewiston, Monday, August 30 ID Car, truck and motorcycle show, Seattle Mariners vs Houston Astros, show & shine, cruise, concert T-Mobile Park, Seattle, WA 7:10pm lewistonhan.com Listen on Pullman Radio HITS 104.7 Moscow Farmers Market, Downtown Tuesday, August 31 Moscow and Friendship Square, Seattle Mariners vs Houston Astros, Moscow, 8:00am-1:00pm; 8:00am- T-Mobile Park, Seattle, WA 7:10pm 9:00am is reserved for at risk patrons; Listen on Pullman Radio HITS 104.7 masks are required www.ci.moscow. Spokane Indians vs Tri-City Dust Devils, id.us/197/Farmers-Market Avista Stadium, Spokane, WA 6:30pm North Idaho State Fair and Gem State www.spokaneindiansbaseball.com Stampede, Kootenai County Wednesday, September 1 Fairground and Events Center, Coeur Pig Out in the Park, Riverfront Park, d’Alene, ID www.northidahofair.com Spokane, WA Food and music festival, Phish, Gorge Amphitheatre, Quincy, WA 50 food booths, 35 public market 7:30pm TM booths, live music on 3 stages, adult www.georgeamphitheatre.com/events beverage gardens 11:00am-10:00pm Return to Riverside Music Festival, www.spokanepigout.com Ponderosa Park, Potlatch, ID Pullman’s Farmers Market, Brelsford Outdoor music festival featuring WSU Visitor Center, 151 E Spring St, music rooted in country music, gates Pullman, WA 3:30pm-6:30pm open at 11:00am. Wayne “The Train” www.pullmanchamber.com Hancock, Ben Jarrell Band, the Roger Daltry, BECU Outdoor Hankers, Nick Shoulders and Okay Concert Venue, Northern Quest Crawdad and The Lowest Pair, Food Casino, Airway Heights, WA 7:30pm and beverage vendors www.northernquest.com www.returntoriverside.org Seattle Mariners vs Houston Astros, Seattle Mariners vs Kansas City Royals, T-Mobile Park, Seattle, WA 1:10pm T-Mobile Park, Seattle, WA 7:10pm Listen on Pullman Radio HITS 104.7 Listen on Pullman Radio HITS 104.7 Spokane Indians vs Tri-City Dust Devils, Webb’s Slough Sprint Boat Racing, St. Avista Stadium, Spokane, WA 6:30pm John, WA www.webbsslough.com www.spokaneindiansbaseball.com Sunday, August 29 Thursday, September 2 63 Music on Main, Musician TBD, Pine Three Rivers Folklife Tumbleweed Music Street Plaza, Pullman, WA 6:00pm- Festival, The Festival will be virtual 8:00pm Please bring a chair and prac- again this year. www.3rfs.org tice current public health protocols. Saturday, September 4 [email protected] or Coaster Classic Car Show, Silverwood 509.334.3565 Theme Park, Athol, ID Classic cars Pig Out in the Park, Riverfront Park, from the Pacific Northwest. www. Spokane, WA Food and music festival, silverwoodthemepark.com/events 50 food booths, 35 public market Dave Matthews Band, Gorge booths, live music on 3 stages, adult Amphitheatre, George, WA 5:00pm beverage gardens 11:00am-10:00pm www.georgeamphitheatre.com www.spokanepigout.com Moscow Farmers Market, Downtown Spokane Indians vs Tri-City Dust Devils, Moscow and Friendship Square, Avista Stadium, Spokane, WA 6:30pm Moscow, 8:00am-1:00pm; 8:00am- www.spokaneindiansbaseball.com 9:00am is reserved for at risk patrons; Super Diamond, The Neil Diamond masks are required www.ci.moscow. Tribute Band, Coeur d’Alene Casino id.us/197/Farmers-Market Resort, 37914 S Nukwalqw Road, Paul Bunyan Days, St. Maries, ID Worley, ID 7:00pm Logging and water events, vendors, www.cdacasino.com quilt show, kids events, food and craft Friday, September 3 vendors, parade Dave Matthews Band, Gorge www.stmarieschamber.org Amphitheatre, George, WA 5:00pm Pig Out in the Park, Riverfront Park, www.georgeamphitheatre.com Spokane, WA Food and music festival, Paul Bunyan Days, St. Maries, ID 50 food booths, 35 public market Logging and water events, vendors, booths, live music on 3 stages, adult quilt show, kids events, food and craft beverage gardens 11:00am-10:00pm vendors, parade www.spokanepigout.com www.stmarieschamber.org Plutonium Man Triathlon, Columbia Pig Out in the Park, Riverfront Park, Park, Kennewick, WA www.3rrr.org Spokane, WA Food and music festival, Schweitzer Fall Fest, Schweitzer 50 food booths, 35 public market Mountain, Sandpoint, ID Annual booths, live music on 3 stages, adult outdoor music festival, chairlift rides, beverage gardens 11:00am-10:00pm kids’ activities, regional microbrews, www.spokanepigout.com wines and ciders, soda tent for kids Schweitzer Fall Fest, Schweitzer 208.263.9555 Schweitzer.com Mountain, Sandpoint, ID Annual Seattle Mariners at Arizona outdoor music festival, chairlift rides, Diamondbacks 5:10pm Listen on kids’ activities, regional microbrews, Pullman Radio HITS 104.7 wines and ciders, soda tent for kids Spokane Indians vs Tri-City Dust Devils, 208.263.9555 Schweitzer.com Avista Stadium, Spokane, WA 6:30pm Seattle Mariners at Arizona www.spokaneindiansbaseball.com Diamondbacks 6:40pm Listen on Three Rivers Folklife Tumbleweed Music Pullman Radio HITS 104.7 Festival, The Festival will be virtual Spokane Indians vs Tri-City Dust Devils, again this year. www.3rfs.org Avista Stadium, Spokane, WA 6:30pm Sunday, September 5 www.spokaneindiansbaseball.com Coaster Classic Car Show, Silverwood 64 Theme Park, Athol, ID Classic cars Palouse Threshing Bee, Palouse Empire from the Pacific Northwest. www. Fairgrounds, Colfax, WA silverwoodthemepark.com/events Paul Bunyan Days, St. Maries, ID Dave Matthews Band, Gorge Logging and water events, vendors, Amphitheatre, George, WA 5:00pm quilt show, kids events, food and craft www.georgeamphitheatre.com vendors, parade Fort Walla Walla Living History: Jack www.stmarieschamber.org Cartwright immigrated to the Pig Out in the Park, Riverfront Park, United States from England. He was Spokane, WA Food and music festival, a railroad worker. Listen to stories of 50 food booths, 35 public market his work on Eastern Washington rail- booths, live music on 3 stages, adult road development. Mr. Cartwright is beverage gardens 11:00am-10:00pm portrayed by Clark Colahan. 2:00pm- www.spokanepigout.com 3:00pm Schweitzer Fall Fest, Schweitzer www.fortwallawallamuseum.org Mountain, Sandpoint, ID Annual Fossil Bowl Motocross 2021, Clarkia, ID outdoor music festival, chairlift rides, www.fossilbowl.com kids’ activities, regional microbrews, Paul Bunyan Days, St. Maries, ID wines and ciders, soda tent for kids Logging and water events, vendors, 208.263.9555 Schweitzer.com quilt show, kids events, food and craft Seattle Mariners at Houston Astros vendors, parade 4:10pm Listen on Pullman Radio www.stmarieschamber.org HITS 104.7 Pig Out in the Park, Riverfront Park, Tuesday, September 7 Spokane, WA Food and music festival, Seattle Mariners at Houston Astros 50 food booths, 35 public market 5:10pm Listen on Pullman Radio booths, live music on 3 stages, adult HITS 104.7 beverage gardens 11:00am-10:00pm Wednesday, September 8 www.spokanepigout.com Seattle Mariners at Houston Astros Schweitzer Fall Fest, Schweitzer 11:10am Listen on Pullman Radio Mountain, Sandpoint, ID Annual HITS 104.7 outdoor music festival, chairlift rides, September 9-12 kids’ activities, regional microbrews, Palouse Empire Fair, 5 miles West of wines and ciders, soda tent for kids Colfax on Hwy 26 Look for us on 208.263.9555 Schweitzer.com Facebook Seattle Mariners at Arizona Friday, September 10 Diamondbacks 1:10pm Listen on Seattle Mariners vs Arizona Diamond- Pullman Radio HITS 104.7 backs, T-Mobile Park, Seattle, WA Spokane Indians vs Tri-City Dust Devils, 7:10pm Listen on Pullman Radio Avista Stadium, Spokane, WA 5:00pm HITS 104.7 www.spokaneindiansbaseball.com Saturday, September 11 Three Rivers Folklife Tumbleweed Music Seattle Mariners vs Arizona Diamond- Festival, The Festival will be virtual backs, T-Mobile Park, Seattle, WA again this year. www.3rfs.org 6:10pm Listen on Pullman Radio Monday, September 6 HITS 104.7 Labor Day Sunday, September 12 Fossil Bowl Motocross 2021, Clarkia, ID Seattle Mariners vs Arizona Diamond- www.fossilbowl.com backs, T-Mobile Park, Seattle, WA 65 1:10pm Listen on Pullman Radio 6:38pm Listen on Pullman Radio HITS 104.7 HITS 104.7 Monday, September 13 Saturday, September 25 Seattle Mariners vs Boston Red Sox, Seattle Mariners at Los Angeles Angels, T-Mobile Park, Seattle, WA 7:10pm 6:07pm Listen on Pullman Radio Listen on Pullman Radio HITS 104.7 HITS 104.7 Tuesday, September 14 Sunday, September 26 Seattle Mariners vs Boston Red Sox, Seattle Mariners at Los Angeles Angels, T-Mobile Park, Seattle, WA 7:10pm 1:07pm Listen on Pullman Radio Listen on Pullman Radio HITS 104.7 HITS 104.7 Wednesday, September 15 Monday, September 27 Seattle Mariners vs Boston Red Sox, Seattle Mariners vs Oakland Athletics, T-Mobile Park, Seattle, WA 1:10pm T-Mobile Park, Seattle, WA, 7:10pm Listen on Pullman Radio HITS 104.7 Listen on Pullman Radio HITS 104.7 September 16-19 Tuesday, September 28 Latah County Fair, 1021 Harold, Moscow Seattle Mariners vs Oakland Athletics, www.latah.id.us/fair/ T-Mobile Park, Seattle, WA, 7:10pm Friday, September 17 Listen on Pullman Radio HITS 104.7 Seattle Mariners at Kansas City Royals, Wednesday, September 29 5:10pm Listen on Pullman Radio Seattle Mariners vs Oakland Athletics, HITS 104.7 T-Mobile Park, Seattle, WA, 7:10pm Saturday, September 18 Listen on Pullman Radio HITS 104.7 Seattle Mariners at Kansas City Royals, Friday, October 1 4:10pm Listen on Pullman Radio Seattle Mariners vs Los Angeles Angels, HITS 104.7 T-Mobile Park, Seattle, WA, 7:10pm Sunday, September 19 Listen on Pullman Radio HITS 104.7 Seattle Mariners at Kansas City Royals, Saturday, October 2 11:10pm Listen on Pullman Radio Seattle Mariners vs Los Angeles Angels, HITS 104.7 T-Mobile Park, Seattle, WA, 6:10pm Monday, September 20 Listen on Pullman Radio HITS 104.7 Seattle Mariners at Oakland Athletics, Sunday, October 3 6:40pm Listen on Pullman Radio Seattle Mariners vs Los Angeles Angels, HITS 104.7 T-Mobile Park, Seattle, WA, 12:10pm Tuesday, September 21 Listen on Pullman Radio HITS 104.7 Seattle Mariners at Oakland Athletics, 6:40pm Listen on Pullman Radio HITS 104.7 Wednesday, September 22 Seattle Mariners at Oakland Athletics, 6:40pm Listen on Pullman Radio HITS 104.7 Thursday, September 23 Seattle Mariners at Oakland Athletics, 12:37pm Listen on Pullman Radio HITS 104.7 Friday, September 24 Seattle Mariners at Los Angeles Angels, 66 Helpful Area Phone Numbers

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67 Ticket Outlets & Venue Information Our events calendar section has a variety of places to spend your summer hours. Here is a list to help you find out more about the places you’ll go, and how to get tickets to events. Ticketmaster – 206.628.0888 www.ticketmaster.com (TM) TicketsWest – 800.325.7328 www.ticketswest.com (TW) Artisans at the Dahmen Barn - Uniontown, WA 509.229.3414 www.artisanbarn.org Avista Stadium - 1602 N Havana St, Spokane Valley, WA 509.343.6886 (TW) Bagley Wright Theater - Seattle, WA 206.443.2210 www.seattlerep.org Beasley Coliseum - Pullman, WA 509.335.1514 (TW) Bing Crosby Theatre - 901 W. Sprague Ave, Spokane, WA (TW) 509.413.2905 www.bingcrosbytheatre.com Capitol Theatre, 19 S 3rd Street, Yakima, WA 509.853.2787 capitoltheatre.org Central Washington State Fairgrounds, Yakima, WA 509.248.7160 ext 121 (TW) www.statefairpark.org/ Chateau Ste Michelle - 14111 NE 145th St, Woodinville, WA 425.488.1133 (TM) www.ste-michelle.com/visit-us/summer-concerts Coeur d’Alene Casino - Worley, ID 800.523.2464 www.cdacasino.com (TW) Coeur d’Alene Summer Theatre – 4951 N Bldg Center Dr, Coeur d’Alene, ID 208.660.2958 www.cdasummertheatre.com Cougar Athletic Tickets - WSU, Pullman, WA 800.GO.COUGS or 509.335.9626 Domey Auditorium - Gladish Community Center, Pullman, WA 509.332.8081 www.gladishcommunity.org Eagle Athletic Tickets - EWU, Cheney, WA 509.359.4339 www.goeags.com/tickets Eastlake Performing Arts Center – 400 228 Ave NE, Sammamish, WA 425.392.8446 (TM) Emerald Downs - Horse racing track, Auburn, WA 253.288.7000 emeralddowns.com Enumclaw Expo Center (King County Fairgrounds) Enumclaw, WA 360.226.3493 www.enumclawexpocenter.com Festival at Sandpoint - Sandpoint, ID by Lake Pend Oreille, 208.265.4554 www.festivalatsandpoint.com/event-tickets First Interstate Center for the Arts, 334 W Spokane Falls Blvd, Spokane WA www.firstinterstatecenter.org (TW) Greyhound Park & Event Center - Post Falls, ID 208.773.0545 gpeventcenter.com Gorge Amphitheatre - George, WA 509.785.6262 www.georgeamphitheatre.com/events Hartung Theatre - University of Idaho, Moscow, ID 208.885.6465 www.uidaho.edu/class/theatre INB Performing Arts Center see First Interstate Center for the Arts Kibbie Dome - Moscow, ID 208.885.6111 www.uidaho.edu/dfa/administrative-operations/building-operations/asui-kibbie King County Marymoor Park - Redmond, WA 206.477.7275 marymoorconcerts.com/ Knitting Factory, 919 W Sprague Ave, Spokane WA 509.244.3279 sp.knittingfactory.com/event Lake City Playhouse, 1320 E Garden Ave, Coeur d’Alene, ID 208.676.7529 68 www.lakecityplayhouse.org Lewiston Civic Theatre - 832 Main St, Lewiston, ID 208.746.3401 lctheatre.org/contact Liberty Lake Pavilion - 727 N Molter, Liberty Lake, WA www.pavillionpark.org Marion Oliver McCaw Hall at Seattle Center 321 Mercer St, Seattle, WA 206.684.7200 mccawhall.com Martin Woldson Theatre at the Fox, 1001 W Sprague, Spokane, WA 509.624.1200 foxtheaterspokane.org Moore Theatre - downtown Seattle, WA 206.682.1414 www.stgpresents.org Neptune Theatre – downtown Seattle, WA 206.682.1414 www.stgpresents.org North Idaho College - PO Box 2492, Coeur d’Alene, ID 208.769.3300 www.nic.edu Northern Quest Casino - 100 N Hayford Rd, Airway Heights, WA 877.871.6772 www.northernquest.com Nye Street Theatre - Pullman Civic Theatre, 1220 NW Nye St, Pullman, WA 509.332.8406 pullmancivictheatre.org/ Opera House - Seattle Center See Marion Oliver McCaw Hall at Seattle Center Paramount Theatre - downtown Seattle, WA 206.682.1414 www.stgpresents.org Puyallup Fair and Events Center - Puyallup, WA www.thefair.com/tickets Rendezvous in the Park - Moscow, ID 208.882.1178 www.rendezvouzinthepark.com Riverfront Park - Spokane, WA 509.625.6600 my.spokanecity.org/riverfrontspokane/ Schuler Auditorium - North Idaho College, Coeur d’Alene, ID 208.769.3300 www.nic.eud The Seasons Performance Hall – 101 N Naches Ave, Yakima, WA 509.453.1888 theseasonsyakima.com Seattle Center Exhibition Hall - Seattle Center 206.684.7200 Showbox at the Market – 1426 1st Avenue, Seattle, WA 206.628.3151 showboxpresents.com (axs.com) Showbox at SoDo – 1700 1st Avenue South, Seattle, WA 206.628.3151 showboxpresents.com (axs.com) Spokane Arena – 720 W Mallon Ave, Spokane, WA 509.279.7000 (TW) spokanearena.com Spokane Civic Theatre - 120 N Howard, Spokane, WA 509.325.2507 spokanecivictheatre.com Spokane County Fair & Expo Center - 404 N. Havana St, Spokane, WA 509.477.1766 www.spokanecounty.org/982/Fair-Expo-Center Spokane Convention Center - 334 W Spokane Falls Blvd, Spokane, WA 509.279.7000 spokanecenter.com Ste. Chapelle Winery Concerts - Caldwell, ID 208.453.7843 stechapelle.com/5/events Tacoma Dome - 2727 E D St, Tacoma, WA 253.272.3663 tacomadome.org Vandal Athletic Tickets - Moscow, ID 208.885.6466 Yakima Valley Sundome - Yakima, WA 509.248.7160 (TW) www.statefairpark.org

69 Washington State University Cougars & University of Idaho Vandals 2021 Football Schedule Tune in to New Country 104.3 for all Cougar football, for Men’s basketball games it’s Hits 104.7, and for Cougar volleyball, women’s basketball and baseball tune in to NewsTalk 1150AM and 102.1FM. To see Cougar sports schedules visit www.wsucougars.com. To see Vandal sports schedules visit www.govandals.com. Saturday, September 4 UI vs. Simon Fraser, Kibbie Dome, Moscow, Time TBD WSU vs. Utah State, Martin Stadium, Pullman Time TBD Saturday, September 11 UI at Indiana, Bloomington, IN, Time TBA WSU vs Portland State, Martin Stadium, Pullman Time TBD Saturday, September 18 UI at Oregon State, Corvallis, OR, Time TBD WSU vs USC, Martin Stadium, Pullman Time TBD Saturday, September 25 WSU at Utah, Rice-Eccles Stadium, Salt Lake City, Time TBD Saturday, October 2 UI at UC Davis, Davis, CA, Time TBA WSU at California, California Memorial Stadium, Berkeley, Time TBD Saturday, October 9 UI vs Portland State, Kibbie Dome, Moscow, Time TBD WSU vs Oregon State, Martin Stadium, Pullman, Time TBD Saturday, October 16 UI at Eastern Washington University, Cheney, WA, Time TBD WSU vs Stanford, Martin Stadium, Pullman, Time TBD Saturday, October 23 UI vs Montana, Kibbie Dome, Moscow, Time TBD WSU vs Brigham Young, Martin Stadium, Pullman Time TBD Saturday, October 30 UI vs Northern Arizona University, Kibbie Dome, Moscow, Time TBD WSU at Arizona State, Sun Devil Stadium, Tempe, AZ, Time TBD Saturday, November 6 UI vs Southern Utah, Kibbie Dome, Moscow, Time TBD Saturday, November 13 UI at Montana State, Bozeman, MT, Time TBD WSU at Oregon, Autzen Stadium, Eugene, OR, Time TBD Friday, November 19 WSU vs Arizona, Martin Stadium, Pullman Time TBD Saturday, November 20 UI at Idaho State, Pocatello, ID, Time TBD Friday, November 26 WSU at University of Washington, Husky Stadium, Seattle, Time TBD

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