34th Annual Summer Survival Guide 2020 COVID online edition Welcome to the 34th Annual Summer Survival Guide From Your Pullman Radio Stations For 34 years, Pullman Radio has produced the Summer Survival Guide. Over the years it has become a valuable summertime companion for longtime residents as well as newcomers and visitors to our area. This year, along with everything else, it is being done differently. We have included as much information as we can, but also know that right now 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!

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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...... 34-41 Festivals...... 43 Calendar of Events...... 44-57 CDC Tips for COVID-19 protection...... 58-59 Helpful Area Numbers ...... 60 Ticket Venues...... 61-62 WSU/UI Football Schedules...... 63 KQQQ Program Schedule...... 64-65

Summer Survival Guide Advertisers Ken Paulson Plumbing...... 21 Mountain View Automotive...... 10 Neill’s Coffee & Ice Cream ...... 28 Neill’s Flowers & Gifts...... 31 Nuevo Vallarta...... 17 Palouse River Quilts...... 15 Pets are People Too...... 11 Pullman Transit...... 13 Tail Waggin Adventures...... 5 Wake Up Beautiful...... 7

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 – PALOUSE RIDGE GOLF CLUB - 1260 4811 Pullman Airport Road, Pullman NE Palouse Ridge Dr, WSU, Pullman, WA 509.872.3092 airwayhills.com/ WA 509.335.4342 BRYDEN CANYON PUBLIC GOLF www.palouseridge.com COURSE - 445 O’Connor Rd. (next POMEROY GOLF AND COUNTRY to Lewiston airport), Lewiston, ID CLUB – 1610 Arlington, Pomeroy, 208.746.0863 WA 509.843.1197 www.brydencanyongolf.com QUAIL RIDGE GOLF COURSE - 3600 CLARKSTON GOLF AND COUNTRY Swallows Nest Dr., Clarkston, WA CLUB - 1676 Elm St, Clarkston, WA 509.758.8501 509.758.7911 www.golfquailridge.com www.clarkstongolfandcountryclub. ST. JOHN GOLF COURSE AND com COUNTRY CLUB - Hwy 23 St. John, COLFAX GOLF AND COUNTRY WA 509.648.3259 CLUB - 2402 N. Cedar St, Colfax, ST. MARIES GOLF COURSE - WA 509.397.2122 Hwy 3, just East of St. Maries, ID www.colfaxgolf.com 208.245.3842 LEWISTON GOLF AND COUNTRY TEKOA GOLF CLUB - Hwy 27, Tekoa, CLUB – 3985 Country Club Drive, WA 509.284.5607 www.tekoawa. Lewiston, ID 208.746.2801 com/organizations/golfcourseandpool. golflgcc.com html MOSCOW ELKS GOLF CLUB - 2 UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO GOLF miles east of Moscow, ID on Hwy 8 COURSE - 1215 Nez Perce Dr, 208.882.3015 www.elks249.com Moscow, ID 208.885.6171 www.uidaho.edu/golf

Robin’s Chip Cookies Robin McDougle, mom of Hallie, Elise and Evan shared this recipe with Danielle during the Stay Home restrictions. They quickly became a staple for the Kallaher family. These cookies are delicious, and can be done with a variety of chips to make them just how you like them.

1 cup butter, softened 1 cup cake flour 3/4 brown sugar 1 3/4 cup flour 1/2 cup sugar 1 tsp baking powder 2 eggs 1 tsp baking soda 1 tsp vanilla 1/2 tsp salt 3-4 cups chocolate chips, butterscotch chips, or peanut butter chips - or mix them however you like.

Mix the butter, brown sugar and sugar, add eggs and vanilla and mix. Add cake flour, cake flour, baking powder, baking soda and salt and mix. Stir in chips. Scoop cookies onto cookie sheet and bake for 7 minutes at 400-degrees. If you wish to make larger bakery style cookies, you will need to cook longer. 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, COMMERCE 509-758-7712, 825 6th 310 F St, Albion, WA 99102 St, Clarkston, WA 99403 ASOTIN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE www.lcvalleychamber.org 509-243-4242, PO Box 574, Asotin, COEUR D’ALENE AREA CHAMBER WA 99402-0574 OF COMMERCE 208-664-3194, 105 BENTON CITY CHAMBER OF N 1st #100, Coeur d’Alene, ID 83814 COMMERCE 509-588-4984, 513 9th www.cdachamber.com Street, Benton City, WA 99320 COLFAX CHAMBER OF COMMERCE www.bentoncitychamber.org 509-279-1220, N214 N Main, Colfax, BOISE METRO CHAMBER OF WA 99111 www.explorecolfax.com COMMERCE 208-472-5205, 1101 W COLTON CITY HALL 509-229-3887, Front St, Suite 100, Boise, ID 83702 Box 157, Colton, WA 99113 www.boisechamber.org coltonwashington.us/ BONNERS FERRY VISITOR CENTER COLVILLE CHAMBER OF AND CHAMBER OF COMMERCE COMMERCE 509-684-5973, 986 S 208-818-3755, 6373 Bonner St., PO Main Suite B, Colville, WA 99114 Box X, Bonners Ferry, ID 83805 www.colville.com www.bonnersferrychamber.org CRAIGMONT CHAMBER OF BOVILL CITY HALL 208-826-3603, COMMERCE 208-924-0050, 408 Nez 100 Railroad Ave, Bovill, ID 83806 Perce Ave, Craigmont, ID 83523-9700 CHENEY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE CULDESAC, CITY OF 208-843-5483, 509-747-8480, 7106 W Will D Alton 100 6th St, Culdesac, ID 83524 Dr, Ste 103B, West Spokane, WA DAYTON CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 99224 www.westplainschamber.org 509-382-4825, 166 E Main, Dayton, CHEWELAH CHAMBER OF COM- WA 99328 www.historicdayton.com/ MERCE 509-935-8595, 401 S Park St, DEARY CITY HALL 208-877-1582, PO Suite E, PO Box 94, Chewelah, WA Box 236, Deary, ID 83823-0236 99109 www.chewelah.org www.dearyidaho.com CLARKSTON CHAMBER OF ELK RIVER CITY HALL 208-826-3209,

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Training Center 509-332-BARK (2275) 4481 SR 27, Pullman (1 mile North of Dissmores) 5 112 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 COM- KETTLE FALLS CHAMBER OF MERCE 509-635-1604, PO Box 218, COMMERCE 509-738-2300, 425 W Garfield, WA 99130 3rd Ave, PO Box 119, Kettle Falls, www.garfieldwa.com WA 99141 www.kfchamber.org GENESEE CITY HALL 208-285-1621, KOOSKIA CHAMBER OF COM- PO Box 38, Genesee, ID 83843 MERCE 208-935-2290, PO Box 41, www.cityofgenesee.com/ Kooskia, ID 83539 www.kooskia.com GOLDENDALE AREA CHAMBER OF LACROSSE CITY HALL 509-549-3330, COMMERCE 509-773-3400, 903 E PO Box 228, LaCrosse, WA 99413 Broadway, Goldendale, WA 98620- www.lacrossewa.us 0524 www.goldendalechamber.org LAPWAI, CITY OF 208-843-2212, 315 GRAND COULEE DAM AREA Main Street, Lapwai, ID 83540-1819 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 509- cityoflapwai.com/ 633-3074 PO Box 760, Grand Coulee, LEAVENWORTH CHAMBER OF WA 99133 www.grandcouleedam.org COMMERCE AND VISITOR GRANGEVILLE CHAMBER OF CENTER 509-548-5807, 940 COMMERCE 208-983-0460, Box Highway 2, PO Box 327, 212, Grangeville, ID 83530 Leavenworth, WA 98826 www.grangevilleidaho.com www.leavenworth.org GREATER SPOKANE LEWIS CLARK VALLEY CHAMBER INCORPORATED 509-624-1393, 801 OF COMMERCE 509-758-7712 or W. Riverside Ave, Suite 100, Spokane, 800-933-2128, 825 Sixth St, WA 99201 www.greaterspokane.org Clarkston, WA 99403 GREATER YAKIMA CHAMBER OF www.lcvalleychamber.org/about-us/ COMMERCE 509-248-2021, 10 N. MCCALL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Ninth St, Yakima, WA 98901 208-634-7631, PO Box 350, McCall, www.yakima.org ID 83638 mccallchamber.org IDAHO INFORMATION 800-847-4843, MONTANA TRAVEL 800-847-4868, 208-334-2470 700 W State Street, www.visitmt.com Boise, ID 83720 www.visitidaho.org MOSCOW CHAMBER OF JOSEPH CHAMBER OF COMMERCE COMMERCE 208-882-1800, 411 S. 541-432-1015, 102 E First, Joseph, Main, Moscow, ID 83843 OR 97846 www.josephoregon.com www.moscowchamber.com JULIAETTA CITY HALL 208-276-7791, MOSES LAKE AREA CHAMBER OF PO Box 229, Juliaetta, ID 83832 COMMERCE 509-765-7888, 324 S. www.cityofjuliaetta.com Pioneer Way, Moses Lake, WA 98837- KAMIAH CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 1737 www.moseslake.com 208-935-2290, 518 Main St, Kamiah, NEZ PERCE CITY HALL 208-937- 6 1021, 606 Maple, Nez Perce, ID 83543 www.cityofnezperce.com NORTH IDAHO TOURISM DEPARTMENT 888-333-3737, www.visitnorthidaho.com OAKESDALE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 509-285-4020, PO Box 246, 105 N First, Oakesdale, WA 99158-0184 www.oakesdale.org OROFINO CHAMBER OF Wake Up Beautiful COMMERCE 208-476-4335, PO Box inside Spirit Springs Day Spa 2346, 125 Johnson Avenue, Suite 7, Orofino, ID 83544 www.orofino.com • Massage PALOUSE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 509-878-1811, PO Box • Body Wraps 174, Palouse, WA 99161 www.visitpalouse.com wakeupbeautifulpn.com PASCO CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 509-547-9755, 1110 Osprey Pointe 111 N Washington, Suite 7 Blvd, Suite 101, Pasco, WA 99301- Moscow, ID 3378 www.pascochamber.org PIERCE, CITY OF 208-464-2222, 404 S Call Paula Main, Pierce, ID 83546-0356 PIERCE-WEIPPE CHAMBER OF (208) 310-9744 COMMERCE 208-435-4406, PO Box Priest River, ID 83856 378, Weippe, ID 83553 www.priestriverchamber.com www.pierce-weippechamber.com PROSSER CHAMBER OF POMEROY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, 509-786-3177 1230 COMMERCE 509-843-5110, PO Box Bennett Ave, Prosser, WA 99350 916, Pomeroy, WA 99347 www.prosserchamber.org www.pomeroychamberofcommerce. PULLMAN CHAMBER OF com COMMERCE 800-365-6948 POST FALLS CHAMBER OF COM- or 509-334-3565, 415 N Grand Ave, MERCE 208-773-5016, 201 E Fourth Pullman, WA 99163-3133 Avenue, Post Falls, ID 83854 www.pullmanchamber.com www.postfallschamber.com RATHDRUM CHAMBER OF POTLATCH CITY HALL 208-875-0708, COMMERCE 208-687-2866 8052 195 6th St, Potlatch, ID 83855 email: Main St, Ste. 201, Rathdrum, ID [email protected], 83858 www.rathdrumchamber.com www.cityofpotlatch.org RIGGINS/ SALMON RIVER PRIEST LAKE CHAMBER OF CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 208- COMMERCE 888-774-3785 or 208- 628-3320, PO Box 289, Riggins, ID 443-3191, PO Box 174, Coolin, ID 83549 www.rigginsidaho.com 83821 www.priestlake.org RITZVILLE CHAMBER OF PRIEST RIVER CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 509-659-1936 216 E COMMERCE 208-448-2721, 119 Main, Ritzville, WA 99169 Main Street, Suite 102, PO Box 929, www.visitritzville.com 7 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 208-732-5569, 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, 1421 N COMMERCE 509-967-0521, 331 S Meadowwood Ln, Suite 10, Liberty 41st Ave, West Richland, WA 99353 Lake, WA 99019 www.westrichlandchamber.org/ www.spokanevalleychamber.org WHITE BIRD CHAMBER OF TEKOA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE COMMERCE 208-839-2777, PO Box 509-284-3861, PO Box 682, Tekoa, 93, White Bird, ID 83554 WA 99033 www.tekoawa.com www.visitwhitebird.com TRI-CITY REGIONAL CHAMBER OF YAKIMA VALLEY VISITORS & CON- COMMERCE 509-736-0510, 7130 W VENTION BUREAU 800-221-0751, Grandridge Blvd Suite C, Kennewick, 10 North 8th St, Yakima, WA 98902 WA 99336 www.visityakima.com 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- 7248, 847 Port Way, Clarkston, WA Weekday Mornings 99403 www.visitlcvalley.com/ 6-10 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 East Sumach St, PO Box 644, Walla Hits of the 80’s, 90’s & more 8 Best Grape Salad Margo Balzarini received this recipe from Judy Imler of Colfax, a quilting buddy. It is refreshing in the summer and super easy to make. The salad has been a hit any time it has been served.

2lbs green seedless grapes 2lbs red seedless grapes 8 ounces sour cream 8 ounces cream cheese, softened 1/2 cup granulated sugar 1 tsp vanilla extract

Topping 1 cup brown sugar, packed 1 cup crushed pecans

Wash and stem grapes and set aside. Mix sour cream, cream cheese, white sugar and vanilla in a separate bowl. Stir grapes into the sour cream mixture and pour into a serving bowl. Combine brown sugar and pecans and sprinkle over the top of the grapes. Chill overnight and serve.

THE MOUNTAIN MEN WANT YOU! ... Bring your Subaru, Toyota, Honda, Mazda or Nissan by for diagnosis to repairs to maintenance services. MOUNTAIN VIEW AUTOMOTIVE 1220 S. Mountain View Rd, Moscow (208) 882-5678 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. SKATE PARK – 1515 East D St, adjacent to the Eggan Youth Center (1.47 acres) Playfields and Skateboard Park. Open to skateboarders, BMX riders, in-line Expect limited seating and skaters and scooters. plan to wear a mask. TRIANGLE PARK (formerly known Pullman Transit buses connect riders with and East Gate Park) - Nez Perce the community and businesses, including and Kamiaken Streets (1.75 acres) Downtown, Grand Ave., Bishop Blvd & WSU Playground and picnic area, drinking SUMMER SCHEDULE: fountains and a dog-friendly drinking Fixed Routes: fountain. This quiet park is the perfect Monday - Friday 6:30am - 6:45pm Blue, Silver, Paradise and Loop Routes place to relax in the sun. Gray Express 6:45am - 6:40pm UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO and Dial-A-Ride ARBORETUM & BOTANICAL GARDEN - (63 acres) 1200 West Saturday & Sunday 10:00am - 5:30pm Palouse River Dr, Moscow, ID Wheat and Lentil Routes and Dial-A-Ride Geographic grouping of trees and For detailed maps and stop times, please shrubs, xeriscape garden, trails, water visit pullmantransit.com and click on the link features, amphitheater, picnic area “Routes and Schedules” Open daily from dawn to dusk. To view your bus in real time, download www.uiweb.uidaho.edu/arboretum the new mobile app “Bus Beacon” at the UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO GUY WICKS play store or app store. Riders can also FIELD – Playfields at the western visit our website at pullmantransit.com edge of the University of Idaho campus. VISTA PARK AND RESERVOIR – Small park just off Joseph Street with lovely view of Moscow. Green space for soccer or Frisbee. 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 from June to August WHITMAN COUNTY PARKS & with a Summer Youth Pass for $50 RECREATION AREAS Whitman County offers you a variety of recreation areas. For more information Pullman Transit 775 NW Guy St. contact the Whitman County Parks, Fair 509-332-6535 and Facilities Management office in Follow us on Twitter 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, WA Near the park is a public fossil dig at Stone Rose Interpretive Center. NUEVO Ranald MacDonald grave is within the park’s boundaries. It is the smallest VALLARTA of the State’s interpretive centers. Mexican Restaurant Wildlife viewing is popular here. Tent, Celebrating 27 years this summer! RV camping sites, boat ramps, day-use picnic sites are available. parks.state. wa.us/493/Curlew-Lake DAROGA STATE PARK – 127-acre campground on the Columbia River near the edge of the desert scablands. The park has 1.5 miles of Columbia River shoreline and offers water activities of all varieties. Golfing FOOD & DRINK SPECIALS DAILY facilities are nearby at the Desert CARRY OUT ORDERS Canyon Golf Course. Hiking and biking trails; baseball, soccer and BEER, WINE & LIQUOR softball fields; basketball court; bird HOMEMADE MARGARITAS watching; wildlife viewing; tennis WITH REAL TEQUILA courts. parks.state.wa.us/495/Daroga Open 7 days a week DRY FALLS – See Sun Lakes-Dry Falls 110 N. GRAND • PULLMAN State Park below. (509) 334-4689 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 mountainous, mixed-conifer refuge in With the changes in activities the lower 48 states, home, this summer, and feeling like provides refuge and breeding ground you have been “locked up” for wildlife, birds and fish. www.fws.gov/refuge/Little_Pend_ for so long, we invite you to Oreille/wildlife_and_habitat/index/ enjoy a leisurely drive along the LOWER GRANITE DAM – 23 miles Palouse Scenic Byway. From south of Colfax, this is one of four Hooper to Palouse, up dams whose combined length has created a giant inland sea that stretches to Tekoa and Rosalia, from the mouth of the Snake River all and down to Almota & the way to Lewiston, Idaho. Uniontown, you’ll find the www.nww.usace.army.mil/Locations/ sites to be amazing! DistrictLocksandDams/ LowerGraniteLockandDam.aspx We live in one of the most MT. SPOKANE STATE PARK – 25 beautiful locations on the planet. miles northeast of downtown Spokane on Hwy 206 in the Selkirk Maps available at the Mountains. The park offers a panoramic view of the region in the Pullman Chamber or online spring, summer and fall months and www.palousescenicbyway.com 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 was carved by the ice age Lake natural monument, thimble shaped, the Missoula floods. When the water quartzite butte looms in bald grandeur flowed, the waterfall was four times over the prevailing flat lands. Take the the size of Niagara. Hike the Umatilla drive leading upward for a view that Rock Trail or the Deep Lake runs from the Blue Mountains up to Overlook Trail to find beautiful Canada. Open year-round for day use views of the remote parts of the park. only. Hiking, boating, fishing, swimming, parks.state.wa.us/592/Steptoe-Butte biking, wildlife viewing. parks.state. STONEROSE INTERPRETIVE wa.us/298/Sun-Lakes-Dry-Falls CENTER – 15-1 N. Kean Street in SWALLOWS PARK – 1 mile south of Republic, WA 509-775-2295 Fossil Clarkston on Highway 129. Day use hunting trips, weather permitting. and boating, covered shelters with Primary focus is Eocene Fossils, electricity, picnicking, restrooms, organisms that lived between 45 and swimming, boating, hiking trails, 50 million years ago. biking, tot lot, volleyball, open year www.stonerosefossil.org round www.nww.usace.army.mil/ SUN LAKES-DRY FALLS STATE Missions/Recreation/Lower-Granite- PARK - Seven miles southwest of Dam-and-Lake/Swallows-Park/ Coulee City, WA in Grant County. THE “DUNES” – Wonderful sand dunes Camping park with 73,640 feet of along the Snake River just below freshwater shoreline. Dry Falls is Lower Granite Dam (3 miles west of considered one of the great geologic Lower Granite Dam on Kirby- wonders of North America. Dry Falls Mayview Road) www.nww.usace. SUMMER IS COMING ... ARE YOU READY???? Have your HVAC system Serviced or replaced by KEN PAULSON PLUMBING Call (509) 338-0824

21 army.mil/Missions/Recreation/ OTHER AREA PARKS IN IDAHO LittleGooseandLakeBryan/IlliaDunes. Fees collected by the Idaho Department aspx of Parks and Recreation go right back TURNBULL NATIONAL WILDLIFE into the operation and maintenance of REFUGE – South of Cheney, WA on parks and recreation programs. For more Badger Lake Road 17,000-acre refuge information on parks in Idaho call 800- for migratory waterfowl. The Refuge 847-4843 or www.visitid.org is part of the Channeled Scablands The Potlatch Corp charges for hiking, with a unique geologic history. Biking driving, fishing, etc. on corporate land in and walking trail www.fws.gov/ and around Lewiston. turnbull UMATILLA NATIONAL FOREST – BIG MEADOW CREEK RECREATION Blue Mountains Southeast Washington AREA – Owned and operated by U of and Northeast Oregon. Terrain ranges I College of Forestry (240 acres) 3.6 in elevation from 1600 to 8000 feet, miles northwest of Troy, ID on Big mountainous, heavily timbered slopes, Meadow Creek Road, restrooms, grasslands, basalt outcroppings, picnic area, campfire pit/fireplace, includes Wenaha-Tucannon hiking www.uidaho.edu/cnr/uief Wilderness, North Fork John Day CAMP GRIZZLY BOY SCOUT CAMP Wilderness and North Fork Umatilla – Owned and operated by the Boy Wilderness www.fs.usda.gov/umatilla Scouts of America (480 acres) 4.5 W. T. WOOTEN WILDLIFE AREA – miles northeast of Harvard, ID on 16,000 Acres 25 miles east of Hwy 95A, restrooms, picnic area, Dayton and 14 miles south of camping sites. Pomeroy, part of the Tucannon River www.nwscouts.org/campgrizzly drainage system which provides COEUR D’ALENE PARKWAY – On the critical habitat for steelhead, Chinook north shore of Coeur d’Alene Lake salmon and bull trout. The Wildlife following the N. Idaho Centennial Area is also wintering grounds for big Trail, east from Coeur d’Alene to game and non-game species. Camp Higgens Point, picnic area, group use Wooten is an environmental study area, shoreline access, boat launch, center operated by the State Parks toilets parksandrecreation.idaho.gov/ and Recreation Commission. wdfw. parks/coeur-d-alene-parkway wa.gov/places-to-go/wildlife-areas DENT PARK/DWORSHAK DAM AND WANAPUM RECREATIONAL AREA – RESERVOIR –Picnic area, camping see Gingko Petrified Forest above. sites, hiking, boat launch, boating, YAKIMA AREA ARBORETUM - fishing, swimming 208-476-1255 Corner of East Nob Hill Blvd and www.nww.usace.army.mil/Missions/ Interstate 82, Yakima, WA Unique Recreation.aspx “tree museum” with native and exotic DEYO RESERVOIR AND plants from around the world. Enjoy CAMPGROUND – former site of one of the region’s few Japanese Schmidt Brothers Mill, fishing, boat Gardens. The Jewett Interpretive launch, camping, wheelchair Center offers a great location for small accessible docks. 4137 Schmidt Mill meetings, gift shop and library Road, Weippe, ID 208.435.4406 509-248-7337 www.ahtrees.org www.weippe.com DWORSHAK STATE PARK – Located 22 on the western shore of the Dwor- trail www.uidaho.edu/cnr/uief shak Reservoir, 26 miles northwest of FRANK CHURCH-RIVER OF NO Orofino. RV and tent camping, group RETURN WILDERNESS – 2,366,907 camp with cabins, lodge and kitchen acres of wilderness bordered by the facilities 208-476-5994 Gospel Hump Wilderness and the parksandrecreation.idaho.gov/find-a- Selway Bitterroot Wilderness to the 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 Beer Bread Karen Johnston of Pullman shared a recipe she received from her mom. If the store is out of bread, or if you just want some delicious homemade bread this is for you. 1 can of beer 2 cups flour 3 Tbsp sugar

Mix well. Put in greased pan. Bake at 375 degrees for 30-45 minutes. You can substitute lemon lime soda or seltzer water for the beer. You can also spruce it up a bit as well by brushing the top with garlic. Or mix in cheese and/or bacon bits or add herbs. PULASKI TUNNEL TRAIL – The Frisbee golf, horseshoe pits, bocce trail memorializes the disastrous and court, cabins, restrooms 208-875- deadly fires of 1910. The tunnel was 0709, [email protected] the site of a safe haven for Ed Pulaski SELWAY–BITTERROOT and the majority of his fire crew. The WILDERNESS – This enormous two mile trail takes about four hours tract of land lies to the south of the to the site of the Pulaski Tunnel Trail Lochsa River straddling the Mon- overlook. www.fs.usda.gov/attmain/ tana-Idaho border and is adjacent to ipnf/specialplaces the Frank Church-River of No Return ROOSEVELT GROVE OF ANCIENT Wilderness. The Selway-Bitterroot CEDARS – 800-2000 plus year-old is the third largest wilderness area in living cedar trees. The trees in this vir- the Lower 48 with thick forests and gin forest are up to 12 feet in diameter abundant wildlife. Nearly 2000 miles and 150 feet tall. Located 13 miles of trails wind through the wilderness. north of Nordman on Forest Road 302. Many of the trails are rugged hiking A short hike from the lower grove will trails that are minimally maintained. lead to Lower Granite Falls and Upper Camping sites, hiking, horse packing, Granite Falls. 208-443-3191 visitida- white water river travel, and canoeing ho.org/things-to-do/natural-attractions/ www.wilderness.net/NWPS/ roosevelt-grove-ancient-cedars-gran- wildView?WID=540 ite-falls/ SEVEN DEVILS MOUNTAINS – This ROUTE OF THE HIAWATHA RAIL area consists of a tight cluster of high TRAIL – Pick up the trail near peaks located between the Snake and Lookout Pass for a spectacular 17 mile Salmon Rivers between Whitebird and descent through former Council. The Devil Mountain soars to Milwaukee Road tunnels, over trestles 9,393 feet. The mountains are part of and through the beautiful Bitterroot the Hells Canyon Wilderness. Hiking, Mountains of northern Idaho. Shuttle fishing www.fs.fed.us/wildflowers/ service is available for those who do regions/northern/SevenDevils/index. not wish to make a round trip. shtml www.ridethehiawatha.com/ SPRING VALLEY RESERVOIR – SCENIC 6 PARK – Potlatch, Idaho RV Owned and operated by Idaho parking on asphalt pads, paved walk- Department of Fish and Game, 50 ing paths, picnic tables, softball fields, acres, 3 miles northeast of Troy, ID on volleyball courts, pickleball courts, Hwy 8. One of the finest trout 25 fisheries in the region, it is stocked parksandrecreation.idaho.gov/parks/ several times a year by the Idaho trail-coeur-d-alenes Department of Fish and Game. TUBBS HILL –120 acre rounded hill Raptors, waterfowl, upland birds, over-looking Lake Coeur d’Alene with shorebirds. Restrooms, picnic area, a two-mile loop trail. The trail is at camping sites, campfire pit/fireplace, McEuen Field at the end of 3rd street, hiking, fishing, swimming, drinking downtown Coeur d’Alene. Restrooms, water www.fishandgame.idaho.gov/ picnic area, barbecues, water, hiking, ifwis/ibt/site.aspx?id=n35 bird watching www.cdaid.org/763/ THOMPSON LAKE WILDLIFE departments/parks/all-parks/tubbs-hill REFUGE, Northeast of Harrison ID WINCHESTER LAKE STATE PARK on Blue Lake Road Great waterfowl – 6 miles west of Craigmont, ID 1 1/2 viewing, viewing station is located on miles off US Hwy 95, restrooms, E Thompson Lake Road fishandgame. camping sites, water, fishing, idaho.gov/ifwis/ibt/site.aspx?id=N27 showers, hiking, picnicking 208-924- TRAIL OF THE COEUR D’ALENES – 7563 www.parksandrecreation.idaho. The bike trail follows the former path gov/parks/winchester of the Union Pacific Railroad from WOLF EDUCATION AND RESEARCH Mullan, Idaho, to the Coeur d’Alene CENTER, Winchester, ID Provides Indian Reservation. Riders of all information and outreach education ages can enjoy views of spectacular about the grey wolf and its mountain scenery, historic mines and contributions to a healthy ecosystem. lovely lakes along the 72 mile trail. www.wolfcenter.org Melty California Grilled Avocado Chicken Danielle follows Cleanfoodcrush on Facebook, and has found so many delicious healthy recipes there. This one peaked her interest because of the avocado and tomato on a grilled chicken breast. Visit cleanfoodcrush.com for more delicious recipes. Ingredients 4 boneless skinless chicken breasts, 4 slices high quality mozzarella cheese about 6 oz. each 4 large slices ripe avocado 1 Tbsp avocado oil, or extra-virgin 4 large slices fresh tomato olive oil 4 large fresh basil leaves 1 tsp dry Italian seasonings 2 Tbsps high quality balsamic vinegar 1 fresh garlic clove, minced 2 Tbsps raw honey sea salt and freshly ground black pepper Instructions 1. In a large glass bowl add chicken, oil, garlic, Italian seasonings, sea salt, and pepper. Toss well to get chicken coated. 2. Heat a grill pan or an outside grill to medium-high. 3. Grill chicken for about 4-5 minutes per side (about 10 minutes total), or until cooked through and no longer pink in the center. 4. Top chicken with mozzarella, avocado, and tomato slices, and cook for an additional 2 minutes, just until cheese is melted. 5. In a small glass bowl whisk balsamic vinegar, honey, and a pinch of salt. 6. Drizzle this balsamic mixture over the chicken and garnish with your fresh basil leaves. Enjoy! 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. Due to Covid-19, please check with facilities to see if they are open, and what their restrictions may be. PULLMAN AQUATIC & FITNESS www.moscow.id.us/parks_and_rec/ CENTER – 500 NW Larry, Pullman, aquatics WA 509-338-3290 There are two ASOTIN COUNTY FAMILY indoor pools at the Aquatic Center, one AQUATIC CENTER – Clarkston, WA multi-purpose pool and one 92 degree 509.758.0110 Located at 1603 Dustan therapy pool. There is also an exercise Loop in Clarkston. Their indoor room with a variety of equipment. Hours natatorium features an 8 lane, 25 meter of operation: June 15-August 16 Mon- lap pool, a warm water pool with an area Fri 5:00am-12:00pm, 5:30pm-9:00pm; for kids and a deep end for therapy and closed Sat & Sun Costs: Lockers are exercise and a hot water “spa,” available for monthly and annual rental. fitness room. Their outdoor facility has a www.pullmanparksandrec.com variety of water slides. **Hoping to open in July** www.theaquaticcenter.org REANEY PARK POOL – Pullman, WA 509-338-3227 **Closed for Summer WHITMAN COUNTY 2020** Colfax – Schmuck Park Pool on Sixth www.pullmanparksandrec.com Street adjacent to Jennings Elementary HAMILTON-LOWE AQUATIC CENTER School 509.397.3861 – Moscow, ID Open July 1-August 23 www.colfaxwa.org/pool then weekends through Labor Day. Open Endicott – 310 School Dr 509.657.3539 Swim Noon-7:30pm M-F; 11:00am- Garfield – 509.635.1604 7:30pm Saturday and Sunday; Saturday LaCrosse – Star Avenue by the school and Sunday Adult Swim 9:00am- 509.549.3330 11:00am. The Hamilton-Lowe Aquatic Oakesdale – W. 205 Bartlett 509.285.6565 Center has two giant slides, tumble Palouse – 120 E Main Street 509.878.1811 buckets, interactive youth play structure, Rosalia – 110 W 5th 509.523.3305 moose toddler slide, mini lazy river, lap St. John – 210 W. Nob Hill St. lanes, diving board, water basketball, 509.648.3686 bubble pit with waterfall, lockers, full Tekoa – 399 E. Warren 509.284.2383 service concession area, picnic tables and barbecues, lounge chairs, picnic LATAH COUNTY tables, free wireless internet and more. Potlatch – Ponderosa Drive 208.875.1310 Costs: 0-3 free, child (4-17) $5.50, adult (18-64) $7.11, senior (65-) $5.50. LEWISTON Season passes are also available. Bert Lipps Pool is located in Fenton Park. Masking is required outside the water. This pool is fully handicapped Social distancing protocols will be in accessible including a pool lift. To use effect. Only the body slide will be open. lift call 208.746.2313. Inner tubes will not be allowed this year. Orchards Pool is located at 1301 Airway Swim Diapers are required for youth 3 208.746.6156. and under. Private pool rental will not be available in 2020. For more information call 208.882.POOL (7665). 27 Old Fashioned Ice Cream shop returns to downtown Pullman.

There are many businesses that have come and gone in downtown Pullman. For one reason or another, businesses have come and gone, but a few have been staples to the downtown scene. Rico’s Smokehouse and Pub and Neill’s Flowers and Gifts are the two businesses that have been downtown for 100 years. They have survived through wars, depression, and pandemics, but through it all they have remained in Pullman to serve their community. Neill’s Flowers is celebrating 100 years at their Main Street location this summer. Roy Neill started Campus View Greenhouses in 1909 on Military Hill. He grew and sold flowers in the greenhouse, and set up a flower stand inside Dutton’s Confectionery in downtown. In 1920, Roy and and his wife Maude decided they needed their own presence on Main Street so they opened Neill’s Sweet Shop. A soda and sandwich shop with a flower counter. For the first 20 years, it served as a combination fountain, grill and flower shop. In 1940 they closed the fountain and grill and changed from Neill’s Sweet Shop to Neill’s Flowers & Gifts, and closed the greenhouse in 1943. Shortly after the remodel, their son Greg returned to Pullman after serving in World War 2, and continued to operate Neill’s with his wife Tillie. In 1978, the Neill’s sold the shop to Mitch and Mary Jo Chandler. The Chandler’s have continued to operate the flower shop in the same location to the present time. This spring, the Chandler family was given the opportunity to bring a new version of Neill’s Sweet Shop back to downtown, when the Daily Grind Coffeehouse closed their doors. Neill’s Coffee and Ice Cream will be opening this summer in the former coffeehouse location, which coincides with the 100 anniversary of Roy and Maude opening their Main Street location. In July we will be opening Neill’s Coffee and Ice Cream bringing back ice cream, shakes, soda’s and other great treats. They are excited to return a part of Pullman’s history to downtown Pullman.

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28 Kids’ Activities After a spring of quarantine and online schooling, families are definitely looking for something to do. Events and activities are being canceled and rescheduled, and with everything being very fluid, you will need to contact groups to see what all they will be able to offer this summer. Hopefully you will be able to find some fun.

This summer is uncertain for these friends. Typically summer is filled with fun outtings with friends and softball. They hope that by the time this is published they are back at some of their regular summer fun. Keleigh Myers (Dagny & Steve), Kinsey Kallaher (Danielle & Dan), and Rylee Vining (Megan & Clark). Their brothers are just finishing up their freshmen year of college - online. PULLMAN PARKS AND REC offerings include a variety of programs CLASSES AND EVENTS Summer for kids of all age groups. Summer offerings include a wide variety of break camps, dog obedience classes, programs for kids of all ages. There sports, fitness classes, swim lessons, is something for everyone - sports, and more. Call 208-883-7084 self-improvement classes, babysitting or visit www.ci.moscow.id.us/214/ basics, biking, outdoor adventures, parks-recreation summer day camps, cooking, hikes, COMETS TRACK CLUB provides day trips, dance classes, arts & crafts, Track and Field for all ages during the swim lessons, and more. Stop by the summer. It is open to those who want Pioneer Center for a brochure, call to gain experience and training for 509-338-3227 or visit Parks and Rec competition and/or fitness. Practices on-line at are held at Pullman High School. It www.pullman-wa.gov/recreation. is open to kids age 5 through adult. They currently have a link to The Comets travel to meets in eastern Recreation Resources on their website Washington and northern Idaho. to help you keep busy during this time. Comets athletes compete in events MOSCOW PARKS AND REC ranging from sprints and distances, CLASSES AND EVENTS Summer to race-walking, jumps and throws. 29 For more information contact Coach fun and worthwhile events. For more Mike Hinz, 509-332-1168, hinzm@ information on programs at the adelphia.net, or visit the club at https:// libraries visit their web sites. sites.google.com/a/cometstrackclub. Pullman - Neill Public Library com/comets-track-club/Home www.pullman-wa.gov/departments/ CREATE FOR THE FAIRS! No time neill-public-library, Moscow - and is better than the summer to get your throughout Latah County - Latah craft projects ready for the Palouse County Library www.latahlibrary. Empire and Latah County Fairs. You org, and Whitman County (except have a chance to enter your projects Pullman) - Whitman County Library and win ribbons and CASH! The www.whitco.lib.wa.us. Palouse Empire Fair will be held RENDEZVOUS FOR KIDS gives 3-12 September 10-13. For more info on year olds the opportunity to participate how to enter visit in a variety of artistic experiences. www.palouseempirefair.org, or call Workshops offer children an the Fair Office at 509-397-6263. The opportunity to experience a Latah County Fair will be held multitude of artistic disciplines September 17-20; for more info on including music, drama, tie-dye, how to enter visit dance, painting, sculpture, and more www.latahcountyfair.com or call on July 16 & 17. For more information 208-883-5722. and to register visit **The 2020 Fair season is unsure www.rendezvousinthepark.com/ - please contact their websites for rendezvous-for-kids. current updates. **This event has been canceled - for PALOUSE DISCOVERY SCIENCE this year. Please visit their website for CENTER promotes science, math, and updates of a possible smaller event. technology literacy through THE WSU CREAMERY has an educational programs, exhibits, observation room open to the public teaching collections, and activities Monday-Friday, 9:30-4:30. You can emphasizing hands-on learning. watch an informational video on the Experience a full spectrum of making of Cougar cheeses and ice programs that include live science cream. The best time to view the demonstrations, hands-on lessons, cheese production is from planetarium, robotics, films, lectures, Monday-Thursday 10-2. When you classes, field trips, summer camps, are done viewing the video and cheese laboratory experiences, science production, walk back downstairs and birthdays, and outreach services. They purchase some cheese or tasty are at 950 NE Nelson Ct in Pullman homemade ice cream at Ferdinand’s! 509-332-6869 For more information call 509-335- www.palousescience.net 2141 or visit creamery.wsu.edu. READ, READ, READ All local city and FAMILIES TOGETHER programs are county libraries offer FREE Summer designed to build and sustain strong, Reading Programs with incentives for healthy, informed, and actively reading, story times and more. Check involved family members who can your local library for details on these work together to improve the lifelong Many events and activities are being canceled and rescheduled. We ask that you contact groups to see what all they will be able to offer this summer. 30 Proudly serving Pullman since 1910! Celebrating 100 on Main Street in July 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. 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outcomes for their child or sibling contact Skyhawks by visiting with a disability. For a listing of www.skyhawks.com. family events, resources and UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO SUMMER programs, visit SPORTS CAMPS are offered in www.familiestogether.org. football, men’s basketball, women’s SUMMER CAMPS ARTISANS AT basketball, soccer, volleyball and golf. THE DAHMEN BARN in Uniontown www.vandalcamps.com offers the Children’s Summer WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY Workshops. Pre-registration is offers music camps for kids interested required. For more information visit in strings, keyboard, horns and oboe. www.artisanbarn.org or call libarts.wsu.edu/music/camp/contact. 509-229-3414 php COUGAR KIDS CAMP offers summer WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY activities for kids entering grades 1-6 SPORTS CAMPS Summer camps are in the fall. Camp promotes offered in baseball, men’s basketball, physical activity, healthy lifestyles, women’s basketball, football, skill development, cooperation, rowing, tennis, soccer, swimming, and fairness, fun, and respect for each volleyball. camper. Each week has a different www.wsuathleticcamps.com theme. Camp takes place in the YMCA of the Palouse, is ready for the Student Recreation Center. For info their 2020 Summer Day Camp for visit www.urec.wsu.edu/cougarkids/ kids ages 5-12. Space is limited due cougar-kids-camp 509-335-UREC. to Covid-19 restrictions. Camp runs PULLMAN PARKS & RECREATION from June 17-August 23 from 8am- offers a variety of activites for kids. 5pm. The camp features daily field For more info see their summer trips, service learning projects, weekly brochure or call 509.338-3227. themes, and swimming twice a week. www.pullman-wa.gov/ So that every child has the opportunity departments/parks-a-recreation to attend, the Y Camp offers financial SKYHAWKS will be bringing a assistance to qualifying families. 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

Many events and activities are being canceled and rescheduled. We ask that you contact groups to see what all they will be able to offer this summer. 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 www.vine46.com Basalt Cellars - 906 Port Drive, Wawawai Canyon Winery - 202 South Clarkston, WA 99403 Tasting Room: Montgomery “the Main Street,” of Mon-Sat Noon-5:30pm or by Uniontown, WA Tasting Room: Noon- appointment 509-758-6442 6:00pm Thursday–Saturday and by www.basaltcellars.com appointment 509-338-4916 Camas Prairie Winery - 207 Main Street, www.wawawaicanyon.com Bovill, ID 83806 208-826-3222 BREWERIES Tasting Room: M-Sat 11:00am- Hunga Dunga Brewing - 333 N Jackson, 7:00pm Sun Noon-6:30pm Moscow, ID 83843 208.596.4855 www.camasprairiewinery.com Tues-Sat 4:00pm-10:00pm Clearwater Canyon Cellars - 3143 10th www.hungadungabrewing.com St, Lewiston, ID 83501 Tasting Room: MJ Barleyhoppers Brew House - 621 Friday and Saturday 12:00pm-5:00pm 21st St, Lewiston, ID 208 748-1008 or by appointment 208-816-4679 Offers local microbrews, wine and full www.cccellars.com menu. M-F opens at 4:00pm, Sat and Colter’s Creek Vineyards and Winery - Sun opens at 12:00pm 20154 Colter Creek Lane, Julietta, ID mjbarleyhoppers.com 83535 Visit tasting room at 308 Main Moscow Brewing Company - 630 N St, Julietta, ID. Almon, Suite 130, Moscow, ID 83843 Julietta Tasting Room: 208.596.4058 Taproom: Tues-Thurs Thursday–4:00-5:00; Friday-Sun 4:00pm-9:00-pm, Friday-Sat 2:00pm- Noon–5:00pm, food served: 10:00pm www.moscowbrewing.com Thursday 4:00-9:00pm; Fri-Sat Noon- Paradise Creek Brewery - Downtown 9:00pm; Sunday Noon-5:00pm. Restaurant at 245 SE Paradise Street, Moscow ID Tasting Room : 215 Pullman, WA 99163 509-338-9463 South Main, Moscow Tuesday- Tues-Sunday 11:30am–2:00pm and Thursday-Noon-7:00pm, Friday- 4:30pm - 7:00pm Saturday-Noon-8:00pm Trailside Taproom - 505 SE Riverview www.colterscreek.com/ St, Pullman, WA M-F 4:00pm-9:00pm Lindsay Creek Vineyards - 3107 Powers Sat 1:00pm-9:00pm, Sun 1:00pm- Avenue, Lewiston, ID 83501 208-746- 7:00pm 9463 Tasting Room: Fri–Sat 1:00pm- www.paradisecreekbrewery.com 9:00pm or by appointment Rants and Raves Brewery - 308 N www.lcvineyards.com Jackson Street, Moscow, ID 83843 Merry Cellars - 1300 NE Henley Court, 208-596-4061 Full service brewery Pullman, WA 99163 Tasting Room: and restaurant, hand crafted beer Mon–Sat Noon-6:00pm 509-338-4699 Mon–Thurs 11:00am-10:00 pm, Fri– www.merrycellars.com Sat 11:00am–11:00pm, Sun 11:00am– Vine 46 - 4020 Hatwai Road, Lewiston, 9:00pm www.rantsravesbrewery.com ID 208 717-1646 Tasting Room: 800 Riverport Brewing Company Main Street, Suite 6, Lewiston, ID Fri- 150 9th St, Ste B, Clarkston, WA Sat 10:00am-7:00pm www.riverportbrewing.com/ 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 www.uidaho.edu/caa/galleries/ Building, 100 S. Bridge St, Palouse, 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 10:30-5:00, 208.571.5654 in City Hall, Moscow, ID Mon-Fri www.essentialglassworks.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 10:00-4:00 Street-Gallery museum.wsu.edu/about Valley Art Center - 842 6th Street, Prichard Gallery - 414 S Main St, Clarkston, WA Tue-Sat 10:00am- Moscow, ID Tues-Fri 1:00-6:00pm, 4:00pm 509.758.8331 Sat 9:00am-3:00pm 208.885.3586 lcvalleyartcenter.org/

Fruit Cobbler Susan Weed, co-owner of Pullman Radio shared this recipe via Facebook, and many commented that they had made it, and some helpful hints.

1 cup self-rising flour* 1 cup sugar 1 cup milk Fresh, frozen or canned fruit 1 stick of salted butter, melted

2 Tbsp sugar for topping

Mix ingredients and pour into prepared casserole dish. Use your favorite fresh, frozen or canned (drained) fruit and drop evenly on top of batter. Sprinkle 2 Tbsp sugar over top and bake in 350 degree oven for 50-60 minutes. *If you cannot find self rising flour, make your own. For every cup of flour, add 1 1/2 tsp making powder and 1/4 tsp salt.

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 S B Perce Indian displays in the state, also Street, Toppenish, WA Learn about displays depicting early mining of the the Northwest’s hop industry country 208.983.2573 americanhopmuseum.org grangevilleidaho.com/ APPALOOSA HORSE MUSEUM – bicentennial-historical-museum 2720 W Pullman Rd, Moscow, ID BING CROSBY HOUSE MUSEUM Exhibits recounting the evolution of – 508 E Sharp, Spokane, WA Bing the Appaloosa horse. 208.882.5578 Crosby, a native of Spokane, attended ext. 279 appaloosamuseum.com Gonzaga University. Gonzaga now ASOTIN COUNTY HISTORICAL owns Crosby’s childhood home and MUSEUM – 2 blocks west of State houses much of Crosby’s Route 129 on the corner of Filmore memorabilia there. Housed in the and Third Streets, Asotin, WA One museum are Crosby’s Oscar, trophies, room schoolhouse, sheepherder cabin, golden records and his many awards. pioneer home, windmill and one of the Part of his collection can also be found largest known collections of branding in the manuscripts section of Gonzaga irons. Tours by appointment. Call University Library. M-F 10:00-4:00, during business hours T-Sat Sat 1:00-4:00. www.gonzaga.edu/ 10:00am-2:00pm 509.243.4659 student-life/arts-culture/crosby- www.asotincountymuseum.com museum BATTLE DAYS MUSEUM – 110 W BIRD AVIATION MUSEUM AND 5th St, Rosalia, WA M-F 10:00- INVENTION CENTER, 325 Bird 5:00 on weekends by appointment, Ranch Road, Sagle, ID 208.255.4321 509.523.5991palouseheritagenetwork. T-Sat 9:00am-3:00pm net/battle-days-museum-at-rosalia/ www.birdaviationmuseum.com/ BENTON COUNTY HISTORICAL themuseum.htm MUSEUM – 1000 Paterson Road, BOLDMAN HOUSE MUSEUM – Prosser, WA 1:00pm – 5:00pm Dayton, WA Historic home in Wed-Sun 509.786.3842 Dayton, contact Historic Dayton bentoncountymuseum.com Depot 509.382.2026 BETHANY MEMORIAL CHAPEL – 6 www.daytonhistoricdepot.org miles northeast of Kendrick, ID BONNER COUNTY HISTORICAL Norwegian homesteaders built this MUSEUM – 611 S. Ella Street, chapel in 1905. The pews, altar rail Sandpoint, ID 208.263.2344 and pulpit are hand carved. Nearby is www.bonnercountyhistory.org the old cemetery. 208.289.3943 BOUNDARY COUNTY MUSEUM historicsitesfromlatahcounty.blogspot. – 7229 Main St, Bonners Ferry, ID com/2014/04/bethany-memorial- 208.267.7720 chapel.html www.bonnersferrymuseum.org BICENTENNIAL HISTORICAL BURROUGH’S HISTORICAL MUSEUM – 305 N College, MUSEUM – 408 W Main, Ritzville, Grangeville, ID One of the largest Nez WA 509.659.1656 With new restrictions with Covid-19, please contact museum for updated information. 34 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 509.382.4542 hotel, jail, post office, general store, www.columbiaco.com barber shop, saddle shop and several COLUMBIA GORGE DISCOVERY cabins. 509.782.3230 CENTER/WASCO COUNTY www.cashmeremuseum.org HISTORICAL MUSEUM – 5000 CASTLE MUSEUM/A.A. ADAMS Discovery Drive, The Dalles, OR HOUSE – Juliaetta, ID Contains a 541.296.8600 comprehensive collection of www.gorgediscovery.org artifacts and antiques from Kendrick CONNER MUSEUM - WSU – and Juliaetta, open by appointment Abelson Hall, Pullman, WA Contains 208.276.3081 the largest public collection of birds visitnorthcentralidaho.org/things-to- and mammals in the Pacific Northwest do/the-castle-museum with over 700 species 509.335.3553 CATALDO MISSION – 23 miles east www.sbs.wsu.edu/connermuseum of Coeur d’Alene, ID on I-90 Oldest CORDELIA LUTHERAN CHURCH – 7 standing building in Idaho; situated in miles southeast of Moscow off the Old Mission State Park 208.682.3814 paved Lenville Road, Moscow, ID parksandrecreation.idaho.gov/parks/ Established in 1883, oldest Lutheran With new restrictions with Covid-19, please contact museum for updated information. 35 Church in Idaho 208.835.2652 GARFIELD COUNTY MUSEUM – 7th www.cordeliachurch.org and Columbia, Pomeroy, WA CRANE HOUSE MUSEUM – PO Box History of Eastern Washington, open 152, 201 S Coeur d’Alene Avenue, by appointment 509.843.3814 Harrison, ID History of Harrison and www.historicpomeroy.com/museum surrounding area from late 1890s GRANT COUNTY HISTORIC through early 1900s. Open Saturday MUSEUM AND VILLAGE – 742 N and Sunday Noon-4:00 between Basin St, Ephrata, WA Historic village Memorial Day and Labor Day. with 30 old and reconstructed www.cranehistoricalsociety.org buildings 509.754.3334 www.ohwy. CRYSTAL GOLD MINE MUSEUM – com/wa/g/grachspv.htm Exit 54 on Interstate 90, 51931 Silver HANFORD REACH INTERPRETIVE Valley Rd, Kellogg, ID Authentic CENTER (THE REACH) – Columbia 1880s underground gold mine Point South, Richland, WA Geologic, museum 208.783.4653 ecological and cultural history of the www.goldmine-idaho.com Hanford Reach Monument and the DAHMEN BARN – Uniontown, WA Columbia Basin 509.943.4100 Landmark dairy barn that has been www.visitthereach.org transformed to a state-of-the-art HANFORD SITE TOURS – Hanford artisan center, studios, classrooms, Site, Tri-Cities, WA www.hanford.gov/ art exhibits and performance events page.cfm/HanfordSiteTours 509.229.3414 www.artisanbarn.org HISTORICAL MUSEUM AT ST. DAYTON DEPOT AND MUSEUM – GERTRUDE– Off US Hwy 95, about 2nd and Commercial Streets, Dayton, 2 miles southwest of Cottonwood, ID WA Oldest railroad station in the Located in a modern 8,000 square foot State of Washington, built in 1881 building next to the monastery, houses 509.382.2026 70,000 artifacts with some 11,000 on www.daytonhistoricdepot.org exhibit, collections reflect the history DRY FALLS VISITOR CENTER – 2 of North Central Idaho, open year miles north of Sun Lakes-Dry Falls round, Monday through Saturday, State Park on Highway 17, 34875 Park 9:00am-4:30pm 208.962.2050 www. Lake Rd, Coulee City, WA parks.state. historicalmuseumatstgertrude.org wa.us/298/Sun-Lakes-Dry-Falls JACKLIN PETRIFIED WOOD ELK RIVER HISTORICAL MUSEUM COLLECTION – WSU – Webster – PO Box 63, Elk River, ID Open on Physical Science Building, WSU, request 208.826.3390 Pullman, WA The largest collection of [email protected] slabbed and polished petrified wood FORT WALLA WALLA MUSEUM in the western U.S. Also contains COMPLEX – 755 NE Myra Rd, Walla dinosaur bones and rare minerals. Walla, WA Built on the grounds of a 509.335.3009 environment.wsu.edu/ 19th century military fort, the museums-field-guides/jacklin- museum houses a 17-building pioneer collection settlement, gardens and 5 exhibit halls. J. HOWARD BRADBURY Educational programs are offered MUSEUM– Main Street, Pierce, ID throughout the year. 509.525.7703 Exhibits specialize in logging www.fortwallawallamuseum.org memorabilia and equipment donated, With new restrictions with Covid-19, please contact museum for updated information. 36 collected and maintained by the displayed are the works of local, Potlatch Corporation 208.464.2677 regional and international artists. www.pierce-weippechamber.com/ 208.792.2447 www.lcsc.edu/museum interest.html LOCHSA HISTORICAL RANGER JUNDT ART MUSEUM - 502 E. Boone, STATION MUSEUM – 502 Lowry Gonzaga University, Spokane, WA St, Kooskia, ID One of the first ranger Features changing exhibits, the art of stations in Idaho that was completely local, regional, national, international, restored. 208.926.4274 visitidaho.org/ faculty and student artists, as well as things-to-do/museums/lochsa- permanent chandelier by Dave historical-ranger-station-museum/ Chihuly 509.323.6611 McALLISTER MUSEUM OF www.gonzaga.edu/Campus- AVIATION – Yakima Airport, 2008 S Resources/Museums-and-Libraries/ 16th Avenue, Yakima Th-F 10:00am- Jundt-Art-Museum/ 4:00pm, Sat 9:00am-4:00pm KAHLOTUS RESTORED MAIN www.visityakima.com STREET – Kahlotus, WA Restored to McCONNELL MANSION – 110 S original 1900’s appearance. Adams, Moscow, ID Built in 1886. KAMIAH VALLEY MUSEUM– 518 The mansion’s lower rooms contain Main, Kamiah, ID Wednesday-Friday furniture, clothing and other 10:00am-4:00pm. 208.935.2290 household goods from the era. The www.kamiahchamber.com upstairs rooms have changing exhibits KENDRICK MUSEUM, Grange depicting the history of Latah County. Building, Kendrick, ID jkhfoundation. 208.882.1004 com/kendrick-museum.html www.latahcountyhistoricalsociety.org/ KIRKMAN HOUSE MUSEUM – 214 N McCOY VALLEY MUSEUM – Colville St, Walla Walla, WA Lovely Oakesdale, WA Agricultural history example of 19th century Victorian 509.285.4741 style home. www.oakesdalemuseum.com www.kirkmanhousemuseum.org MANUSCRIPTS, ARCHIVES AND LATAH COUNTY HISTORICAL SPECIAL COLLECTIONS – WSU LIBRARY – Latah County Historical – Holland Library, Pullman, WA. Society, Moscow, ID 208.882.1004 Includes manuscripts, photographs, www.latahcountyhistoricalsociety.org books, maps, ephemera and other LEAVENWORTH NUTCRACKER printed materials, open by appoint- MUSEUM – 735 Front Street, ment 509.335.9671 Leavenworth, WA One of the world’s www.wsulibs.wsu.edu/masc largest collections of nutcrackers MARION OWNBEY HERBARIUM with over 2,500 different types – WSU – Heald Hall, Room G9, 509.548.4573 Pullman, WA Large collection of www.nutcrackermuseum.com flowering plants, ferns, gymnosperms, LEWIS-CLARK CENTER FOR ARTS mosses and liverworts, over 300,000 & HISTORY – 415 Main, specimens 509.335.3250 sbs.wsu.edu/ Lewiston, ID The center houses facilities/ownbey-herbarium artifacts from Lewiston’s Chinese MAURICE T. JAMES community including the BeuAie ENTOMOLOGICAL Temple from the early 1900’s. Also COLLECTION – WSU – Food With new restrictions with Covid-19, please contact museum for updated information. 37 Science & Human Nutrition HEADQUARTERS AND VISITOR Building, Pullman, WA Extensive CENTER – 10 miles east of Lewiston working library with over 1,000,000 on Highway 95, Spalding, ID Tribute insect specimens 509.335.3394 to the history and culture of the Nez entomology.wsu.edu/outreach/ Perce people 208.843.2261 m-t-james-museum/ www.nps.gov/nepe MOBIUS KIDS - River Park Square, NORTH SPOKANE FARM MUSEUM – Lower Level, 808 W Main, Spokane, 6223 W. Ridgeway Road, Deer Park, WA Hands-on early childhood edu- WA Farm museum that contains a cational opportunities and museum, number of 19th and 20th century farm formerly known as the Children’s and home items, by appointment only Museum of Spokane 509.624.5437 509.466.2744 www.mobiusspokane.org www.northspokanefarmmuseum.com MUSEUM OF ANTHROPOLOGY – NORTHERN PACIFIC DEPOT WSU – College Hall Room 110, RAILROAD MUSEUM – 219 6th Pullman, WA Exhibits include the Street, Wallace, ID 208.752.0111 fossil record of human evolution, www.npdepot.org archaeology of the Lower Snake NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY River, Inuit toys, and basketry of the MUSEUM – 10 Asotin Avenue, Columbia Plateau, Summer hours M-F Toppenish, WA See a variety of rail 9:00am-3:00pm 509.335.4977 cars and memorabilia of the Northern www.archaeology.wsu.edu Pacific Railway. nprymuseum.org MUSEUM OF ART – WSU – Fine Arts NORTHWEST MUSEUM OF ARTS Center, Pullman, WA Large collection AND CULTURE - 2316 W 1st Ave, of 19th and 20th century American Spokane, WA Thematic exhibitions paintings, drawings and prints related to the development of the 509-335-1910 museum.wsu.edu Inland Northwest region and the MUSEUM OF NORTH IDAHO – 115 Plateau Indian cultures. The adjacent NW Boulevard, Coeur d’Alene, ID 1898 Campbell House is a National Center for the preservation of his- Historic Register Landmark and has tory of the Coeur d’Alene region been beautifully restored and 208.664.3448 www.museumni.org furnished. 509.456.3931 NEZ PERCE COUNTY HISTORICAL www.northwestmuseum.org SOCIETY – 306 Third St, Lewiston, OASIS BORDELLO MUSEUM ID 208.743.2535 – 605 Cedar Street, Wallace, ID www.nezpercecountymuseum.com/ 208.753.0801 visitnorthidaho.com/ NEZ PERCE MUSIC ARCHIVE – WSU activity/oasis-bordello-museum/ – Manuscripts, Archives and Special ODESSA HISTORISCHES MUSEUM – Collections, Pullman, WA. Historical Corner of W 4th and Elm St., Odessa, collection of Nez Perce songs WA History of development of the transferred from early wax cylinder Odessa country 509.982.2539 recordings, discs & reel-to-reel www.odessawamuseum.com originals 509.335.6691 PALOUSE DISCOVERY SCIENCE NEZ PERCE NATIONAL CENTER-950 NE Nelson Court, HISTORICAL PARK Pullman, WA PDSC provides hands- With new restrictions with Covid-19, please on science and learning experiences contact museum for updated information. for all ages. Tuesday 10:00am- 38 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 well as native plants, Friday, Saturday CENTER – 330 N. Grand Ave, 1:00pm-4:00pm or by appointment Pullman WA. Built in 1916/17 by the 509.540.9560 Northern Pacific Railroad, the De- www.historicdayton.com pot was purchased by the Whitman PATAHA FLOUR MILL – 3 miles east of County Historical Society in 2018. Pomeroy on Hwy 12, Pataha, WA The The Freight Room features historical mill is over 100 years old and has been exhibits and is open every Saturday refurbished. 509.843.3799 from 10 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Watch for PEND OREILLE COUNTY monthly programs, BookTalk and HISTORICAL MUSEUM – 402 S Palouse People. 509-9089, Washington, Newport, WA Artifacts pullmandepot.org from Pend Oreille County and some RITZVILLE RAILROAD DEPOT items from Fort Wright Museum MUSEUM – Ritzville, WA 509.447.5388 www.pochsmuseum.org Commercial artifacts relevant to PERKINS HOUSE – 623 N. Perkins, Ritzville in the early 1900s; includes Colfax, WA Built in 1886 by the first a horse drawn hearse and working permanent Colfax resident. The telegraph machine 509.659.1656 Victorian style house is a National museums.goritzville.com/depot.php Historic Site that has been beauti- ROBERT P. WORTHMAN fully restored. 509.397.2555 www. VETERINARY ANATOMY whitmancountyhistoricalsociety.org/ TEACHING MUSEUM – WSU – perkins-house/ Wagner Hall, 2nd Floor, Pullman, WA PIERCE FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY – One-of-a-kind education facility 208 S. Main St, Pierce, ID featuring several hundred specimens Houses antique items and display of mammals, primarily domesticated, cases of mining equipment. You can and several exhibits of fowl, open for also tour the oldest courthouse in tours by appointment 509.335.5701 Idaho. 208.464.2823 www.vetmed.wsu.edu/About-the- www.piercepubliclibrary.com college/facilities/learning-resources PIONEER PARK AVIARY – Walla ROCKY REACH DAM & MUSEUM – Walla, WA Home to 200 exotic birds 7 miles north of Wenatchee Hwy 97A, 509.527.4527 www.wallawalla.org/ Wenatchee, WA 509.663.7522 With new restrictions with Covid-19, please contact museum for updated information. 39 www.chelanpud.org/visitor-center. MUSEUM – 12114 E Sprague, html Spokane Valley, WA 509.922.4570 ROY M CHATTERS NEWSPAPER www.spokanevalleymuseum.com AND PRINTING MUSEUM – Main STALEY HOUSE - Pullman, WA Street, Palouse, WA Historic printing Restored family home filled with equipment, open Saturdays 10:00am- antiques, open by appointment 2:00pm or by appointment www. 509.334.1008 whitmancountyhistoricalsociety.org/ TAUFEN SCHOOLHOUSE, 102 J roy-chatters-museum/ Meyer Road, Uniontown, WA ST. BONIFACE CATHOLIC CHURCH Newly renovated 125 year old one – Uniontown, WA Built in 1904, it room school house. became the first consecrated [email protected], Catholic Church in Washington in taufenschoolhouse.wordpress.com 1910. Houses the original 5 altars, TEKOA HISTORICAL MUSEUM – statues, stained glass windows, painted Tekoa, WA 509.284.3087 décor, wooden pews and oil painted Stations of the Cross, open daylight Marinated Chicken hours 509.229.3548 Danielle Kallaher found this recipe in ST. GALL’S CATHOLIC CHURCH – Nick Jr magazine in 2004, and while Colton, WA Built in 1905, it retains in quarantine they were looking for recipes and it resurfaced. Everyone the original architecture and stained enjoyed it, and we’ll be adding it to the glass windows. 509.229.3502 rotation of meals, hopefully even after SHATTUCK ARBORETUM – our lives take us back to more regular Moscow, ID Founded in 1910, it has activities. 14 tranquil acres of trails and plantings. 208.885.6250 uidaho.edu/ 1 cup apple juice arboretum/ 1 cup plain yogurt SHOSHONE COUNTY MINING AND 2 Tbsp honey SMELTING MUSEUM AT THE 2 Tbsp soy sauce STAFF HOUSE – 820 McKinley Ave, 2 cloves garlic, minced Kellogg, ID 208.786.4141 Features 1 tsp salt mining and smelting history of North 8 boneless chicken thighs Idaho’s silver district miningandsmeltingmuseum.com Combine all marinade ingredients; pour SIERRA SILVER MINE TOUR – 420 over chicken. Cover and 5th St Wallace, ID Learn about refrigerate 3 hours or overnight. hard-rock mining in the richest silver district in the world. Heat oven to 400-degrees. www.silverminetour.org Remove chicken from marinade and arrange on a baking sheet sprayed with SMITH HOLLOW SCHOOL – Front non stick spray (we cover baking sheet and Commercial Streets, Dayton, with aluminum foil for easy clean up). WA Restored one-room school house that served rural Columbia County. Bake for 35-45 minutes, until cooked 509.540.9560 through. You could also put this on the bluemountainheritage.org barbecue for summertime grilling. SPOKANE VALLEY HERITAGE With new restrictions with Covid-19, please contact museum for updated information. 40 www.tekoawa.com Wood Street, Weippe, ID UPPER VALLEY MUSEUM – 347 Concentrates on the interaction Division St, Leavenworth, WA between the Lewis and Clark 509.548.0728 Expedition and the Nez Perce [email protected] 208.435.4058 ccfldatweippe.lili.org/ www.uppervalleymuseum.com weippe-discovery-center WALLACE DISTRICT MINING WEIPPE HILLTOP HERITAGE MUSEUM – 509 Bank Street, MUSEUM – in the Old Library, Wallace, ID 208.556.1592 Mining Weippe, ID Open by appointment history and artifacts 208.435.4200 www.wallaceminingmuseum.com WENATCHEE VALLEY MUSEUM WASHINGTON, IDAHO AND & CULTURAL CENTER – 127 S MONTANA HISTORIC DEPOT – Mission Wenatchee, WA 509.888.6240 1865 6 St, Potlatch, ID The depot www.wenatcheevalleymuseum.org was the first commercial building in YAKAMA NATION MUSEUM AND Potlatch and has been renovated by the CULTURAL CENTER – 100 Spiel-yi WI &M Historic Preservation Group. Loop, PO Box 151, Toppenish, WA The museum houses artifacts that 509.865.2800 represent life in Potlatch and Latah www.yakamamuseum.com County, logging, and WI&M railroad. YAKIMA VALLEY TROLLEYS – South Wed-Sat 10:00am-4:00pm Third Avenue at West Pine Street, www.wimryhpg.com Yakima, WA See exhibits of America’s WEIPPE DISCOVERY CENTER - 204 last intact interurban electric railroad Cast Iron Skillet Bread Steve Balzarini took a bread-making class at the Whitman County Library taught by Kelli Collins of Joseph’s Grainery, Colfax. It’s a delicious, quick pan bread. It is reprinted here by permission of Joseph’s Grainery.

1 cup hard red wheat flour 1 cup barley flour 2 Tbsp baking soda Pinch of salt 2 Tbsp honey 2 Tbsp vegetable oil 1 Tbsp molasses 1 Tbsp brown sugar 1 1/4 cup buttermilk

Mix dry ingredients together. Add wet ingredients. Mix by hand until combined in even consistency. Spread evenly in a 10 inch well seasoned cast iron skillet. Skillet should be well greased with liberal spray of Pam or other vegetable oil spray.

Bake for 15 minutes in a 400 degree oven. At the end of 15 minutes, lower the temperature to 350 degree and bake for an additional 10 minutes. It usually will not need a full 10 minutes. Check at 7 minutes or less.

Best served warm. Will last only a few days in storage if there is any left! 41 Strawberry Sauce Mary Jo Chandler shared this recipe from her longtime friend Val Pruitt. It is delicious, and tastes amazing on ice cream.

Mix together and put in the fridge over night: 1 lb strawberries rinsed, hulled and thickly sliced 1 1/3 cups of sugar

The following day, combine sliced strawberries and the items below in a medium saucepan: 1 Tbsp fresh lemon juice (1/2 lemon) 1 small bag frozen strawberries

Place over medium heat and bring to a boil, stirring occasionally. Reduce heat and simmer 20-23 minutes or until sauce is thickened, stirring occasionally. Mash the berries after cooking. Remove from heat and cool to room temperature.

Serve over ice cream along with the Fried Crunchy Ice Cream Topping from page 62. The Palouse’s New Country Leader!

Weekday Mornings 42 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. Due to Covid-19, many festivals have been canceled or rescheduled for this year. Please search the event online to find more infomation. We are leaving them on the list so that you can mark your calendar for next year.

MAY Dayton Days, Dayton, WA last Saturday **CANCELED for 2020**

JUNE Kettle Falls Town and Country Days, Kettle Falls, WA 1st weekend **CANCELED for 2020** Rosalia Battle Days, Rosalia, WA 1st weekend **CANCELED for 2020** Genesee Community Days, Genesee, ID 2nd Saturday Gyro Days and Lead Creek Derby, Wallace, ID 2nd weekend **CANCELED for 2020** Slippery Gulch Days, Tekoa, WA 3rd weekend **CANCELED for 2020** LaCrosse Farmer’s Festival, LaCrosse, WA 4th Saturday Perkins House Ice Cream Social, Colfax, WA 4th Sunday **CANCELED for 2020**

JULY Royal City Summer Fest, Royal City, WA 2nd weekend Old Mill Days, Oakesdale, WA 2nd weekend Troy Old Timers Day, Troy ID 2nd weekend Potlatch Community Days, Potlatch, ID 3rd Saturday **CANCELED for 2020** Rendezvous in the Park, East City Park, Moscow, ID 3rd weekend **CANCELED for 2020** Down River Days, Ione, WA last weekend **CANCELED for 2020** Kooskia Days, Kooskia, ID last weekend

AUGUST Pierce 1860s Days, Pierce, ID 1st weekend Deary Friendship Day, Deary, ID 1st Saturday Elk River Days, Elk River, ID 2nd weekend National Lentil Festival, Pullman, WA 4th weekend **CANCELED for 2020**

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

43 Calendar of Events Here it is, the most comprehensive listing of events happening close to home. This year is quite a bit different, and many events have been canceled or postponed. We encourage you to keep checking to see if things have been added, and for the events listed please check their websites to see if they are still going to happen. In order to continue to provide the most events in are area, we need your help - please email [email protected] your events for next summer. Wednesday, June 17 Monday, June 22 Pullman’s Farmers Market, Brelsford “Floriade,” Bank Left Gallery, 100 S. WSU Visitor Center, 150 E Spring St, Bridge St, Palouse, WA Art and 3:30-6:30pm with restrictions garden tour, luncheon, open air market www.pullmanchamber.com and more www.bankleftgallery.com Friday, June 19 Wednesday, June 24 Relay for Life of Chelan Douglas Pullman’s Farmers Market, Brelsford County, Eastmont High School, East WSU Visitor Center, 150 E Spring St, Wenatchee, WA 6:00pm-Midnight 3:30-6:30pm with restrictions This event has been postponed. Please www.pullmanchamber.com check the Relay for Life website for Thursday, June 25 updates. Agrarian Art at Fort Walla Walla Saturday, June 20 Museum After Hours Program, 755 ATV Fun Run, Elk River Lodge, Elk NE Myra Road, Walla Walla, WA River, ID www.cityelkriver.org Richard Scheuerman of Franklin INTA Round 6 & 7, Newman Lake, County Historical Society will speak Inland Northwest Trials Association, on agrarian art from around the world. Newman Lake, WA inta2.wordpress. 5:00pm www.fwwm.org/museum- com As of May 12, all INTA activi- after-hours As of May 12, 2020, this ties are suspended but not canceled. activity has been postponed. Please Check the website for updates. check the website for scheduling Moscow Farmers Market, Downtown updates. Moscow, with restrictions from Friday, June 26 8:00am-1:00pm. The hours from Schweitzer Summer Celebration, 8-9:30am are reserved for at-risk Schweitzer Mountain Resort, patrons to shop. Sandpoint, ID Beginning of summer Potlatch Community Yard Sale, Potlatch, season at the mountain, chairlift rides, ID family activities and live music, Sunday, June 21 barbecue. 11:00am-5:00pm Fossil Bowl Motocross 2020, Clarkia, ID Schweitzer.com follow them on Facebook Saturday, June 27 INTA Round 6 & 7, Newman Lake, Mission:Granduro, Mountain bike Inland Northwest Trials Association, endurance race at Mission Ridge, 10, Newman Lake, WA inta2.wordpress. 20 and 40 miles, www.nwepicseries. com As of May 12, all INTA com/events/granduro activities are suspended but not Moscow Farmers Market, Downtown canceled. Check the website for Moscow, with restrictions from updates 8:00am-1:00pm. The hours from 8-9:30am are reserved for at-risk With constant changes in schedules, please be sure to double check the websites. 44 patrons to shop. canceled for this year. They plan on Palouse Writers Guild Festival, in person being back even better next year. at the 1912 Center in Moscow and Fossil Bowl Motocross 2020, Clarkia, ID online via Zoom. For information and Idaho State Championships registration visit www.fossilbowl.com www.palousewritersguild.org Moscow Farmers Market, Downtown WSU Planetarium Open Night, Jewett Moscow, with restrictions from Observatory, WSU Campus, Pullman, 8:00am-1:00pm. The hours from WA The observatory will be open 8-9:30am are reserved for at-risk Saturdays near first quarter lunar patrons to shop. phases. Events are cancelled in case Pullman’s 4th of July fireworks will be of cloudy or inclement weather. shot off from a central location 9:30pm physics.wsu.edu/about/ beginning at dusk, around 10pm. observatory Open nights are able to We hope that you safely gather with occur with distancing restrictions. friends and family and enjoy them Please check the website for updates. from home. Join New Country 104.3 Sunday, June 28 or Hits 104.7 beginning at 8pm for Valley of the Sun Triathlon, Lake Aspen, Pullman’s Virtual 4th of July Yakima, WA www.yakimagreenway. Celebration followed by music org/valley-of-the-sun-sprint-triathlon choreographed to the fireworks. This has been changed to a virtual Sponsored by Via Family event. Chiropractic, Imported Car Service, Wednesday, July 1 Neill’s Flowers & Gifts, J&H Pullman’s Farmers Market, Brelsford Printing, Heritage Wheel & Tire, WSU Visitor Center, 150 E Spring St, Palouse Mall, Pullman Disposal & 3:30-6:30pm with restrictions Recycling, Myers Auto Rebuild & www.pullmanchamber.com Towing, Jonny Fisher DDS, Hilliard’s Thursday, July 2 Heating and Plumbing, Swire Coca Lee Greenwood, Coeur d’Alene Casino, Cola, Pullman Regional Hospital, Ken 37914 S Nukwalqw Road, Worley, ID Paulson Plumbing, Pullman Vision 800-523-2464 7:00pm Source, Paradise Creek Brewery, and www.cdacasino.com Moscow and Pullman Building “Little Shop of Horrors,” Coeur d’Alene Supply. Summer Theatre, Schuler Auditorium, Sunday, July 5 880 W Garden Ave, Coeur d’Alene, ID Fossil Bowl Motocross 2020, Clarkia, ID 7:30pm www.cdasummertheatre.com Idaho State Championships Friday, July 3 www.fossilbowl.com “Little Shop of Horrors,” Coeur d’Alene Tuesday, July 7 Summer Theatre, Schuler Auditorium, “Little Shop of Horrors,” Coeur d’Alene 880 W Garden Ave, Coeur d’Alene, ID Summer Theatre, Schuler Auditorium, 7:30pm www.cdasummertheatre.com 880 W Garden Ave, Coeur d’Alene, ID Saturday, July 4 7:30pm www.cdasummertheatre.com Independence Day Wednesday, July 8 Albion 4th of July Parade, Albion, WA, “Little Shop of Horrors,” Coeur d’Alene has been canceled for this year. Summer Theatre, Schuler Auditorium, Johnson’s 4th of July Parade has been 880 W Garden Ave, Coeur d’Alene, ID With constant changes in schedules, please be sure to double check the websites. 45 7:30pm www.cdasummertheatre.com Pullman’s Farmers Market, Brelsford Cobbler WSU Visitor Center, 150 E Spring St, Monica Headley lives in Spokane 3:30-6:30pm with restrictions with her family, and is a Pullman High www.pullmanchamber.com School grad. She found this recipe Thursday, July 9 while in quarantine and said it is Lake Chelan Bach Festival, Chelan, WA easy and delicious. Classical, jazz, pops concerts, string quartets, educational programs for all 2 12-ounce bags of frozen ages www.bachfest.org The Festival mixed berries is arranging virtual concerts. Please 1 box white cake mix (no pudding) check the website for updates. 1 can of diet 7-up or Sierra Mist “Little Shop of Horrors,” Coeur d’Alene (needs to be clear soda) Summer Theatre, Schuler Auditorium, 880 W Garden Ave, Coeur d’Alene, ID Place frozen fruit in a 9x13 7:30pm www.cdasummertheatre.com baking dish. Friday, July 10 Add dry cake mix over the top. Art Walk Opening Reception, Downtown Pour soda slowly over cake mix. Sandpoint, ID Pend Orielle Arts Council opening for summer art DO NOT stir the cake mix and the exhibits, evening receptions at 20+ soda - this will give you a ‘crust’. galleries 5:30pm-8:00pm If you stir the two, you will have a cake www.artinsandpoint.org/artwalk like topping. Lake Chelan Bach Festival, Chelan, WA Classical, jazz, pops concerts, string Bake for 350 degrees for quartets, educational programs for all 45-50 minutes. ages www.bachfest.org The Festival is arranging virtual concerts. Please 5:00pm Workshops for fiber arts, kids check the website for updates. activities, vendors and food vendors, “Little Shop of Horrors,” Coeur d’Alene demonstrations Summer Theatre, Schuler Auditorium, www.grazinghillsranch.com 880 W Garden Ave, Coeur d’Alene, ID Lake Chelan Bach Festival, Chelan, WA 7:30pm www.cdasummertheatre.com Classical, jazz, pops concerts, string Sandpoint SummerFest, Eureka Institute, quartets, educational programs for all Sandpoint, ID Family arts, music and ages www.bachfest.org The Festival cultural, craftsmen, vendors is arranging virtual concerts. Please eureka-institute.org check the website for updates. Saturday, July 11 Moscow Farmers Market, Downtown Brewfest, McEwen Park, Downtown Moscow, with restrictions from Coeur d’Alene, ID 30 beers and 8:00am-1:00pm. The hours from ciders, food live music 1:00pm- 8-9:30am are reserved for at-risk 7:00pm www.cdadowntown.com/ patrons to shop. brewfest Sandpoint SummerFest, Eureka Institute, Grazing Hills Fiber Arts Festival, Sandpoint, ID Family arts, music and Grazing Hills Alpaca Ranch, 1042 cultural, craftsmen, vendors Four Mile Road, Viola, ID 9:00am- eureka-institute.org With constant changes in schedules, please be sure to double check the websites. 46 Second Saturday Family Art Event, ages www.bachfest.org The Festival Center for Arts and History, is arranging virtual concerts. Please Lewis-Clark State College, 415 Main check the website for updates. St, Lewiston, ID 1pm-3pm, Family Weezer, Outdoor Concert Venue, art project for children to take home Northern Quest Casino, Airway www.lcsc.edu/museum The museum Heights, WA 7:30pm is closed temporarily. Please check www.northernquest.com the website for updates. Wednesday, July 15 Seven Lions, Gorge Amphitheatre, Lake Chelan Bach Festival, Chelan, WA Quincy, WA 2:00pm TM Classical, jazz, pops concerts, string www.georgeamphitheatre.com/events quartets, educational programs for all Sunday, July 12 ages www.bachfest.org The Festival Grazing Hills Fiber Arts Festival, is arranging virtual concerts. Please Grazing Hills Alpaca Ranch, 1042 check the website for updates. Four Mile Road, Viola, ID 10:00am- Pullman’s Farmers Market, Brelsford 3:00pm Workshops for fiber arts, kids WSU Visitor Center, 150 E Spring St, activities, vendors and food vendors, 3:30-6:30pm with restrictions demonstrations www.pullmanchamber.com www.grazinghillsranch.com Thursday, July 16 Jacey’s Race, Sandpoint High School, “7 Brides for 7 Brothers,” Coeur d’Alene Sandpoint, ID Benefit race for children Summer Theatre, Schuler Auditorium, with cancer or other life threatening 880 W Garden Ave, Coeur d’Alene, ID diseases. www.jaceys-race.com As 7:30pm www.cdasummertheatre.com of May 15, the race is temporarily on Cherry Pickers Trot and Pit Spit, Green hold. Bluff Growers, Green Bluff, WA 4 Lake Chelan Bach Festival, Chelan, WA mile run, tot trot, food, pit spit compe- Classical, jazz, pops concerts, string tition, music, family fun quartets, educational programs for all www.greenbluffgrowers.com ages www.bachfest.org The Festival Lake Chelan Bach Festival, Chelan, WA is arranging virtual concerts. Please Classical, jazz, pops concerts, string check the website for updates. quartets, educational programs for all Sandpoint SummerFest, Eureka Institute, ages www.bachfest.org The Festival Sandpoint, ID Family arts, music and is arranging virtual concerts. Please cultural, craftsmen, vendors check the website for updates. eureka-institute.org Silver Valley Jeep Jamboree, Wallace, Monday, July 13 ID Follow old military wagon trails, Lake Chelan Bach Festival, Chelan, WA evening cookouts, mine tours Classical, jazz, pops concerts, string www.wallaceidahochamber.com quartets, educational programs for all Friday, July 17 ages www.bachfest.org The Festival “7 Brides for 7 Brothers,” Coeur d’Alene is arranging virtual concerts. Please Summer Theatre, Schuler Auditorium, check the website for updates. 880 W Garden Ave, Coeur d’Alene, ID Tuesday, July 14 7:30pm www.cdasummertheatre.com Lake Chelan Bach Festival, Chelan, WA Car d’Lane, Coeur d’Alene, ID Classic Classical, jazz, pops concerts, string car weekend, show and shine, swap quartets, educational programs for all meet 6:00pm-9:00pm With constant changes in schedules, please be sure to double check the websites. 47 www.cdadowntown.com Prosser Art Walk and Wine Gala, Down- Lake Chelan Bach Festival, Chelan, WA town Prosser, WA Art, wine, Classical, jazz, pops concerts, string microbrews, food, jazz 6:00pm- quartets, educational programs for all 10:00pm www.tourprosser.com ages www.bachfest.org The Festival Rathdrum Days, Rathdrum, ID Family is arranging virtual concerts. Please fun. check the website for updates. www.rathdrumchamberofcommerce. Northwest YogaFeast, Eureka Institute, com Sandpoint, ID 208-263-2217 Silver Valley Jeep Jamboree, Wallace, Eureka-Institute.org ID Follow old military wagon trails, Silver Valley Jeep Jamboree, Wallace, evening cookouts, mine tours ID Follow old military wagon trails, www.wallaceidahochamber.com evening cookouts, mine tours Walla Walla Sweet Onion Festival, www.wallaceidahochamber.com Historic downtown Walla Walla, WA Walla Walla Sweet Onion 5K Funion Food competitions, live music, beer Runion, Mill Creek Sportsplex, 3017 garden www.sweetonions.org Reservoir Road, Walla Walla, WA Sunday, July 19 www.downtownww.com Northwest WineFEST, Schweitzer Saturday, July 18 Mountain Village, Sandpoint, ID “7 Brides for 7 Brothers,” Coeur d’Alene 12:00pm-7:00pm Summer Theatre, Schuler Auditorium, www.schweitzer.com/events/ 880 W Garden Ave, Coeur d’Alene, ID Northwest YogaFeast, Eureka Institute, 2:00pm and 7:30pm Sandpoint, ID 208-263-2217 www.cdasummertheatre.com Eureka-Institute.org Car d’Lane, Coeur d’Alene, ID Classic Rathdrum Days, Rathdrum, ID Family car weekend, show and shine, swap fun, vendors, parade, street dance meet 6:00pm-9:00pm www.rathdrumchamber.com www.cdadowntown.com Tuesday, July 21 Lake Chelan Bach Festival, Chelan, WA “7 Brides for 7 Brothers,” Coeur d’Alene Classical, jazz, pops concerts, string Summer Theatre, Schuler Auditorium, quartets, educational programs for all 880 W Garden Ave, Coeur d’Alene, ID ages www.bachfest.org The Festival 7:30pm www.cdasummertheatre.com is arranging virtual concerts. Please Wednesday, July 22 check the website for updates. “7 Brides for 7 Brothers,” Coeur d’Alene Moscow Farmers Market, Downtown Summer Theatre, Schuler Auditorium, Moscow, with restrictions from 880 W Garden Ave, Coeur d’Alene, ID 8:00am-1:00pm. The hours from 7:30pm www.cdasummertheatre.com 8-9:30am are reserved for at-risk Chief Joseph Days Rodeo, Joseph, OR patrons to shop. www.chiefjosephdays.com/rodeo Northwest WineFEST, Schweitzer Kootenai River Days, Downtown Mountain Village, Sandpoint, ID Bonners Ferry, ID Artists, wild game 12:00am-7:00pm and rib cookoff, kids activities, live www.schweitzer.com/events/ music, wine walk, street dance. Northwest YogaFeast, Eureka Institute, www.bonnersferrychamber.org Sandpoint, ID 208-263-2217 Pullman’s Farmers Market, Brelsford Eureka-Institute.org WSU Visitor Center, 150 E Spring St, With constant changes in schedules, please be sure to double check the websites. 48 3:30-6:30pm with restrictions www.chiefjosephdays.com/rodeo www.pullmanchamber.com Down River Days, Ione, WA Parade, craft Thursday, July 23 show, vendors, family fun Find them “7 Brides for 7 Brothers,” Coeur d’Alene on FaceBook Summer Theatre, Schuler Auditorium, Fondo on the Palouse, Moscow, ID 880 W Garden Ave, Coeur d’Alene, ID Cycle the Palouse Hills, four tours for 7:30pm www.cdasummertheatre.com both competitive and non-competitive GorgeGrass Festival, Skamania County cyclists ranging from 15 to 100 miles. Fairgrounds, Stevenson, WA new. Benefits Latah Trail Foundation. columbiagorgebluegrass.net 8:00am-10pm fondopalouse.org Kooskia Days, Downtown Kooskia, ID GorgeGrass Festival, Skamania County Family fun, parade, food, arts and craft Fairgrounds, Stevenson, WA new. vendors follow them on Facebook columbiagorgebluegrass.net Kootenai River Days, Downtown Kooskia Days, Downtown Kooskia, ID Bonners Ferry, ID Artists, wild game Family fun, parade, food, arts and and rib cookoff, kids activities, live craft vendors kooskia.com music, wine walk, street dance. Kootenai River Days, Downtown www.bonnersferrychamber.org Bonners Ferry, ID Artists, wild game Pullman Crazy Days, various businesses and rib cookoff, kids activities, live throughout Pullman music, wine walk, street dance. Friday, July 24 www.bonnersferrychamber.org “7 Brides for 7 Brothers,” Coeur d’Alene Moscow Farmers Market, Downtown Summer Theatre, Schuler Auditorium, Moscow, with restrictions from 880 W Garden Ave, Coeur d’Alene, ID 8:00am-1:00pm. The hours from 7:30pm www.cdasummertheatre.com 8-9:30am are reserved for at-risk GorgeGrass Festival, Skamania County patrons to shop. Fairgrounds, Stevenson, WA new. Priest River Timber Days, Priest River, columbiagorgebluegrass.net ID Downtown Priest River, car show, Kooskia Days, Downtown Kooskia, ID kids games, arts and craft vendors, Family fun, parade, food, arts and food vendors, logging competitions, craft vendors kooskia.com lawnmower races Kootenai River Days, Downtown www.priestriverchamber.com Bonners Ferry, ID Artists, wild game Silverhoops 3-on-3 Basketball and rib cookoff, kids activities, live Tournament, Downtown Kellogg, music, wine walk, street dance. Kellogg, ID www.bonnersferrychamber.org www.silverhoops3on3.com Priest River Timber Days, Priest River, WSU Planetarium Open Night, Jewett ID Downtown Priest River, car show, Observatory, WSU Campus, Pullman, kids games, arts and craft vendors, WA The observatory will be open Sat- food vendors, logging competitions, urdays near first quarter lunar phases. lawnmower races Events are cancelled in case of cloudy www.priestriverchamber.com or inclement weather. 9:00pm Jupiter Pullman Crazy Days, various businesses and Saturn visible late. physics.wsu. throughout Pullman edu/about/observatory Open nights Saturday, July 25 are able to occur with distancing Chief Joseph Days Rodeo, Joseph, OR restrictions. Please check the website With constant changes in schedules, please be sure to double check the websites. 49 for updates. first gold rush town in Idaho, family Sunday, July 26 fun, ice cream social, live music, craft Down River Days, Ione, WA Parade, craft vendors, parade www.pierce- show, vendors, family fun Find them weippechamber.com/1860days.html on FaceBook Art on the Green, Coeur d’Alene, ID GorgeGrass Festival, Skamania County Outdoor arts and crafts festival, juried Fairgrounds, Stevenson, WA new. art show, beer garden 10:30am- columbiagorgebluegrass.net 10:00pm www.artonthegreen.org This Silverhoops 3-on-3 Basketball year Art on the Green will be a virtual Tournament, Downtown Kellogg, celebration. Kellogg, ID Coeur d’Alene Downtown Street Fair, www.silverhoops3on3.com Sherman Avenue in Downtown Coeur Wednesday, July 29 d’Alene, ID Arts and crafts 10:00am- Pullman’s Farmers Market, Brelsford 8:00pm www.cdadowntown.com WSU Visitor Center, 150 E Spring St, “Full Monty,” Coeur d’Alene Summer 3:30-6:30pm with restrictions Theatre, Schuler Auditorium, 880 www.pullmanchamber.com W Garden Ave, Coeur d’Alene, ID Thursday, July 30 7:30pm www.cdasummertheatre.com 1860s Days, Pierce, ID Celebrating the Saturday, August 1 first gold rush town in Idaho, family 1860s Days, Pierce, ID Celebrating the fun, ice cream social, live music, craft first gold rush town in Idaho, family vendors, parade www.pierce- fun, ice cream social, live music, craft weippechamber.com/1860days.html vendors, parade www.pierce- Art on the Green, Coeur d’Alene, ID weippechamber.com/1860days.html Outdoor arts and crafts festival, juried Art on the Green, Coeur d’Alene, ID art show, beer garden 10:30am- Outdoor arts and crafts festival, juried 10:00pm www.artonthegreen.org This art show, beer garden 10:30am- year Art on the Green will be a virtual 10:00pm www.artonthegreen.org This celebration. year Art on the Green will be a virtual “Full Monty,” Coeur d’Alene Summer celebration. Theatre, Schuler Auditorium, 880 Coeur d’Alene Downtown Street Fair, W Garden Ave, Coeur d’Alene, ID Sherman Avenue in Downtown Coeur 7:30pm www.cdasummertheatre.com d’Alene, ID Arts and crafts 10:00am- Walla Walla Historic Cemeteries at Fort 8:00pm www.cdadowntown.com Walla Walla Museum After Hours Distinguished Young Women of Program, 755 NE Myra Road, Walla Washington (formerly known as Walla, WA Walla Walla Historic Washington’s Junior Miss) program, Cemeteries Group will speak on Pullman High School, celebrating efforts to preserve local historic more than 60 years of the scholarship cemeteries. 5:00pm www.fwwm.org/ program in Washington. museum-after-hours As of May 12, “Full Monty,” Coeur d’Alene Summer 2020, this activity has been postponed. Theatre, Schuler Auditorium, 880 Please check the website for W Garden Ave, Coeur d’Alene, ID scheduling updates. 2:00pm and 7:30pm Friday, July 31 www.cdasummertheatre.com 1860s Days, Pierce, ID Celebrating the Kootenai River Days, Downtown With constant changes in schedules, please be sure to double check the websites. 50 Bonners Ferry, ID Artists, wild game Tuesday, August 4 and rib cookoff, kids activities, live “Full Monty,” Coeur d’Alene Summer music, wine walk, street dance. Theatre, Schuler Auditorium, 880 www.bonnersferrychamber.org W Garden Ave, Coeur d’Alene, ID Long Bridge Swim, Pend Oreille Lake at 7:30pm www.cdasummertheatre.com Sandpoint, ID Wednesday, August 5 www.longbridgeswim.org “Full Monty,” Coeur d’Alene Summer Moscow Farmers Market, Downtown Theatre, Schuler Auditorium, 880 Moscow, with restrictions from W Garden Ave, Coeur d’Alene, ID 8:00am-1:00pm. The hours from 7:30pm www.cdasummertheatre.com 8-9:30am are reserved for at-risk Pullman’s Farmers Market, Brelsford patrons to shop. WSU Visitor Center, 150 E Spring St, Palouse Community Yard Sale, Palouse, 3:30-6:30pm with restrictions WA Sign-up at City Hall, maps www.pullmanchamber.com available at downtown businesses in Thursday, August 6 Palouse. “Full Monty,” Coeur d’Alene Summer SLORA Boat Races, Newport, WA/ Theatre, Schuler Auditorium, 880 Oldtown, ID www.slora.com W Garden Ave, Coeur d’Alene, ID Sunday, August 2 7:30pm www.cdasummertheatre.com Art on the Green, Old Fort Sherman Wilco & Sleater-Kinney, First Interstate Grounds on North Idaho College Center for the Arts, 334 West Spokane Campus, Coeur d’Alene, ID Outdoor Falls Boulevard, Spokane, WA 7:30pm arts and crafts festival, juried art show, www.firstinterstatecenter.org beer garden 10:00pm-5:00pm Friday, August 7 www.artonthegreen.org Backstreet Boys DNA World Tour, Coeur d’Alene Downtown Street Fair, Spokane Veterans Arena, 720 W Sherman Avenue in Downtown Coeur Mallon, Spokane, WA 7:30pm d’Alene, ID Arts and crafts 10:00am- spokanearena.com 5:00pm www.cdadowntown.com Elk River Days, Elk River, ID Kootenai River Days, Downtown www.cityelkriver.org Bonners Ferry, ID Artists, wild game “Full Monty,” Coeur d’Alene Summer and rib cookoff, kids activities, live Theatre, Schuler Auditorium, 880 music, wine walk, street dance. W Garden Ave, Coeur d’Alene, ID www.bonnersferrychamber.org 7:30pm www.cdasummertheatre.com Raspberry Festival, Historical Museum at Rodney Carrington, Outdoor Concert St. Gertrude’s, Cottonwood, ID Venue, Northern Quest Casino, Benefit for the Historical Museum at Airway Heights, WA 7:30pm St Gertrude. Fun run, pancake www.northernquest.com breakfast, food and arts and crafts Saturday, August 8 vendors, hand crafting demos, car Arts and Crafts Fair, Pend Oreille Arts show, museum, tours of the Monastery Council, Downtown Sandpoint, ID chapel, live music. Art exhibits, artists’ booths, kids’ www.myraspberryfestival.org/info. activities, live music, arts html www.artinsandpoint.org SLORA Boat Races, Newport, WA/ Coeur d’Alene Triathlon & Duathlon, Oldtown, ID www.slora.com Coeur d’Alene, ID With constant changes in schedules, please be sure to double check the websites. 51 www.cdatriathlon.com firstinterstatecenter.org/ Elk River Days, Elk River, ID Pullman’s Farmers Market, Brelsford www.cityelkriver.org WSU Visitor Center, 150 E Spring St, Moscow Farmers Market, Downtown 3:30-6:30pm with restrictions Moscow, with restrictions from www.pullmanchamber.com 8:00am-1:00pm. The hours from Thursday, August 13 8-9:30am are reserved for at-risk “All Shook Up,” Coeur d’Alene Summer patrons to shop. Theatre, Schuler Auditorium, 880 Spike and Dig Volleyball Tournament, W Garden Ave, Coeur d’Alene, ID Dwight Merkel Complex at Joe Albi 7:30pm www.cdasummertheatre.com Stadium, Spokane, WA 6-on-6 “Mean Girls”, First Interstate Center for volleyball tournament, adult, high the Arts, 334 West Spokane Falls school and junior high divisions Boulevard, Spokane, WA 7:30pm www.spikeanddig.com firstinterstatecenter.org/ Wings over Sandpoint Fly-In, TLC, Coeur d’Alene Casino, 37914 S Sandpoint Airport, Sandpoint, ID Nukwalqw Road, Worley, ID 800-523- Aircraft display and fly-in by regional 2464 7:00pm www.cdacasino.com pilots. Breakfast, 8:00am-10:00am, Friday, August 14 plane display 10:30am – 1:30pm “All Shook Up,” Coeur d’Alene Summer www.sandpointonline.com/current/ Theatre, Schuler Auditorium, 880 bigevents.shtml W Garden Ave, Coeur d’Alene, ID Sunday, August 9 7:30pm www.cdasummertheatre.com Arts and Crafts Fair, Pend Oreille Arts Artists’ Studio Tour, North Idaho Council, Downtown Sandpoint, ID Self-guided driving tour of working Art exhibits, artists’ booths, kids’ art studios through North Idaho activities, live music, arts ArtTourDrive.org www.artinsandpoint.org Huckleberry Festival and 5K Walk and Schweitzer Huckleberry Color Fun Run Run, Wallace, ID Live music, street and Walk, Schweitzer Mountain, dance, pancake breakfast, kids Sandpoint, ID 7:30am-1:00pm activities, dunk tank www.schweitzer.com/events. www.wallaceidahochamber.com Spike and Dig Volleyball Tournament, “Mean Girls”, First Interstate Center for Dwight Merkel Complex at Joe Albi the Arts, 334 West Spokane Falls Stadium, Spokane, WA 6-on-6 Boulevard, Spokane, WA 7:30pm volleyball tournament, adult, high firstinterstatecenter.org/ school and junior high divisions Relay for Life of Pend Oreille Valley, www.spikeanddig.com Newport High School, Newport, WA Tuesday, August 11 6:30 pm-6:30am “Mean Girls”, First Interstate Center for Spokane to Sandpoint Relay, Top of the Arts, 334 West Spokane Falls Mount Spokane, Spokane, WA Boulevard, Spokane, WA 7:30pm Premier Pacific Northwest relay race, firstinterstatecenter.org/ two day race Wednesday, August 12 www.spokanetosandpoint.com “Mean Girls”, First Interstate Center for Saturday, August 15 the Arts, 334 West Spokane Falls “All Shook Up,” Coeur d’Alene Summer Boulevard, Spokane, WA 7:30pm Theatre, Schuler Auditorium, 880 With constant changes in schedules, please be sure to double check the websites. 52 W Garden Ave, Coeur d’Alene, ID Ione, WA www.slora.com 2:00pm and 7:30pm Tuesday, August 18 www.cdasummertheatre.com “All Shook Up,” Coeur d’Alene Summer Artists’ Studio Tour, North Idaho Theatre, Schuler Auditorium, 880 Self-guided driving tour of working W Garden Ave, Coeur d’Alene, ID art studios through North Idaho 7:30pm www.cdasummertheatre.com ArtTourDrive.org Trolls Live, First Interstate Center for the Huckleberry Festival and 5K Walk and Arts, 334 West Spokane Falls Run, Wallace, ID Live music, street Boulevard, Spokane, WA 6:00pm dance, pancake breakfast, kids www.firstinterstatecenter.org activities, dunk tank Wednesday, August 19 www.wallaceidahochamber.com “All Shook Up,” Coeur d’Alene Summer “Mean Girls”, First Interstate Center Theatre, Schuler Auditorium, 880 for the Arts, 334 West Spokane Falls W Garden Ave, Coeur d’Alene, ID Boulevard, Spokane, WA 2:00pm and 7:30pm www.cdasummertheatre.com 7:30pm www.firstinterstatecenter.org Bonner County Fair and Rodeo, Bonner Moscow Farmers Market, Downtown County Fairgrounds, Sandpoint, ID Moscow, with restrictions from www.bonnercountyfair.com 8:00am-1:00pm. The hours from Pullman’s Farmers Market, Brelsford 8-9:30am are reserved for at-risk WSU Visitor Center, 150 E Spring St, patrons to shop. 3:30-6:30pm with restrictions SLORA Boat Races, Ione City Park, www.pullmanchamber.com Ione, WA www.slora.com Trolls Live, First Interstate Center for the Spokane to Sandpoint Relay, Top of Arts, 334 West Spokane Falls Bou- Mount Spokane, Spokane, WA levard, Spokane, WA 10:00 am and Premier Pacific Northwest relay race, 6:00pm www.firstinterstatecenter.org two day race Thursday, August 20 www.spokanetosandpoint.com “All Shook Up,” Coeur d’Alene Summer Sunday, August 16 Theatre, Schuler Auditorium, 880 Artists’ Studio Tour, North Idaho W Garden Ave, Coeur d’Alene, ID Self-guided driving tour of working 7:30pm www.cdasummertheatre.com art studios through North Idaho Benewah County Fair, St. Maries, ID ArtTourDrive.org 208-582-227 Fort Walla Walla Museum Ice Cream www.benewahcountyfair.com Social, Walla Walla, WA Living Bonner County Fair and Rodeo, Bonner history performances, entertainment, County Fairgrounds, Sandpoint, ID craft demonstrations, special exhibits. www.bonnercountyfair.com www.fortwallawallamuseum.org As of Pend Oreille County Fair, 4952 Highway May 12, 2020, this activity has been 20, Cusick, WA www.pocfair.com postponed. Please check the website Friday, August 21 for scheduling updates. “All Shook Up,” Coeur d’Alene Summer “Mean Girls”, First Interstate Center Theatre, Schuler Auditorium, 880 for the Arts, 334 West Spokane Falls W Garden Ave, Coeur d’Alene, ID Boulevard, Spokane, WA 1:00pm and 7:30pm www.cdasummertheatre.com 6:30pm www.firstinterstatecenter.org Artists’ Studio Tour, North Idaho SLORA Boat Races, Ione City Park, Self-guided driving tour of working With constant changes in schedules, please be sure to double check the websites. 53 art studios through North Idaho 8:00am-1:00pm. The hours from ArtTourDrive.org 8-9:30am are reserved for at-risk Benewah County Fair, St. Maries, ID patrons to shop. 208-582-227 National Lentil Festival, Pullman WA www.benewahcountyfair.com has been canceled for this year. Mark Bonner County Fair and Rodeo, Bonner your calendar to attend next year - County Fairgrounds, Sandpoint, ID August 20-21, 2021 www.bonnercountyfair.com www.lentilfest.com National Lentil Festival, Pullman WA Pend Oreille County Fair, 4952 Highway has been canceled for this year. Mark 20, Cusick, WA www.pocfair.com your calendar to attend next year - WSU Planetarium Open Night, Jewett August 20-21, 2021 Observatory, WSU Campus, Pullman, www.lentilfest.com WA The observatory will be open Pend Oreille County Fair, 4952 Highway Saturdays near first quarter lunar 20, Cusick, WA www.pocfair.com phases. Events are cancelled in case Saturday, August 22 of cloudy or inclement weather. Artists’ Studio Tour, North Idaho 9:00pm Jupiter and Saturn visible late. Self-guided driving tour of working physics.wsu.edu/about/observatory art studios through North Idaho Open nights are able to occur with ArtTourDrive.org distancing restrictions. Please check Beer & Whiskey Festival, Prosser Wine the website for updates. and Food Park, 2840 Lee Road, Sunday, August 23 Prosser, WA www.tourprosser.com Artists’ Studio Tour, North Idaho Beerfest, Trinity at City Beach, Self-guided driving tour of working Sandpoint, ID Sample local brews and art studios through North Idaho enjoy a block party ArtTourDrive.org www.sandpointonline.com/current/ Benewah County Fair, St. Maries, ID bigevents.shtml#june 208-582-227 Benewah County Fair, St. Maries, ID www.benewahcountyfair.com 208-582-227 Coeur d’Alene Marathon/Half www.benewahcountyfair.com Marathon/10K/5K at McEuen Park Bonner County Fair and Rodeo, Bonner on Front Avenue, Coeur d’Alene, ID County Fairgrounds, Sandpoint, ID www.cdamarathon.com www.bonnercountyfair.com Farm Chicks Vintage and Handmade Fair, Farm Chicks Vintage and Handmade Fair, Spokane Fair and Expo Center, Spokane Fair and Expo Center, Spokane, WA Saturday 9am-6pm Spokane, WA Saturday 9am-6pm Sunday 9am-4pm Sunday 9am-4pm www.thefarmchicks.com www.thefarmchicks.com Fossil Bowl Motocross 2020, Clarkia, ID Hoopfest, 3-on-3 basketball tournament, www.fossilbowl.com Spokane, WA Hoopfest, 3-on-3 basketball tournament, www.spokanehoopfest.net Spokane, WA Killers, Gorge Amphitheatre, George, WA www.spokanehoopfest.net 8:00pm www.georgeamphitheatre.com Ice Cube, Outdoor Concert Venue, Moscow Farmers Market, Downtown Northern Quest Casino, Airway Moscow, with restrictions from Heights, WA 7:30pm With constant changes in schedules, please be sure to double check the websites. 54 www.northernquest.com Stampede, Kootenai County Pend Oreille County Fair, 4952 Highway Fairground and Events Center, Coeur 20, Cusick, WA www.pocfair.com d’Alene, ID www.northidahofair.com Wednesday, August 26 Northeast Washington Fair, Colville, WA North Idaho State Fair and Gem State www.co.stevens.wa.us Stampede, Kootenai County Saturday, August 29 Fairground and Events Center, Coeur Bass Canyon Festival, Gorge d’Alene, ID www.northidahofair.com Amphitheatre, George, WA 11:59pm Pullman’s Farmers Market, Brelsford www.georgeamphitheatre.com WSU Visitor Center, 150 E Spring St, Coeur d’Alene Artists Studio Tour, in and 3:30-6:30pm with restrictions around Coeur d’Alene, ID, www.pullmanchamber.com www.artsandculturecda.org/ Spokane Indians vs Vancouver artists-studio-tour/ Canadians, Avista Stadium, Spokane, Hot August Nights, Downtown Lewiston, WA 6:30pm ID Car, truck and motorcycle show, www.spokaneindiansbaseball.com show & shine, cruise, concert Thursday, August 27 lewistonhan.com Hot August Nights, Downtown Lewiston, Moscow Farmers Market, Downtown ID Car, truck and motorcycle show, Moscow, with restrictions from show & shine, cruise, concert 8:00am-1:00pm. The hours from lewistonhan.com 8-9:30am are reserved for at-risk Ice Age Mega Floods at Fort Walla Walla patrons to shop. Museum After Hours Program, 755 North Idaho State Fair and Gem State NE Myra Road, Walla Walla, WA Stampede, Kootenai County Bruce Bjornstad will speak on ice age Fairground and Events Center, Coeur megafloods that shaped the d’Alene, ID www.northidahofair.com mid-Columbia basin. 5:00pm Northeast Washington Fair, Colville, WA www.fwwm.org/museum-after-hours www.co.stevens.wa.us As of May 12, 2020, this activity has Webb’s Slough Sprint Boat Racing, St. been postponed. Please check the John, WA www.webbsslough.com website for scheduling updates. Sunday, August 30 North Idaho State Fair and Gem State Bass Canyon Festival, Gorge Stampede, Kootenai County Amphitheatre, George, WA 11:59pm Fairground and Events Center, Coeur www.georgeamphitheatre.com d’Alene, ID www.northidahofair.com Bay Trail Fun Run, 5K and 10K Northeast Washington Fair, Colville, WA Competitive Run/Walk along Lake www.co.stevens.wa.us Pend d’Oreille and Sand Creek Friday, August 28 Proceeds benefit Pend d’Oreille Bay Bass Canyon Festival, Gorge Trail 10:00am Amphitheatre, George, WA 11:59pm pobtrail.org/events.shtml www.georgeamphitheatre.com Coeur d’Alene Artists Studio Tour, in and Hot August Nights, Downtown Lewiston, around Coeur d’Alene, ID, ID Car, truck and motorcycle show, www.artsandculturecda.org/ show & shine, cruise, concert artists-studio-tour/ lewistonhan.com North Idaho State Fair and Gem State North Idaho State Fair and Gem State Stampede, Kootenai County With constant changes in schedules, please be sure to double check the websites. 55 Fairground and Events Center, Coeur events d’Alene, ID www.northidahofair.com Moscow Farmers Market, Downtown Northeast Washington Fair, Colville, WA Moscow, with restrictions from www.co.stevens.wa.us 8:00am-1:00pm. The hours from Wednesday, September 2 8-9:30am are reserved for at-risk Pig Out in the Park, Riverfront Park, patrons to shop. Spokane, WA Food and music festival, Pig Out in the Park, Riverfront Park, 50 food booths, 6 day public market, Spokane, WA Food and music festival, live music on 3 stages, 3 adult 50 food booths, 6 day public market, beverage gardens 11:00am – 10:00pm live music on 3 stages, 3 adult bever- www.spokanepigout.com age gardens 11:00am – 10:00pm Pullman’s Farmers Market, Brelsford www.spokanepigout.com WSU Visitor Center, 150 E Spring St, Schweitzer Fall Fest, Schweitzer 3:30-6:30pm with restrictions Mountain, Sandpoint, ID Annual www.pullmanchamber.com outdoor music festival, chairlift rides, Thursday, September 3 kids’ activities, regional microbrews, Pig Out in the Park, Riverfront Park, wines and ciders, soda tent for kids Spokane, WA Food and music festival, 208-263-9555 Schweitzer.com 50 food booths, 6 day public market, Three Rivers Folklife Tumbleweed Music live music on 3 stages, 3 adult Festival, Howard Amon Park, beverage gardens 11:00am – 10:00pm Richland, WA Four outdoor stages, www.spokanepigout.com indoor dance stage; songwriting Friday, September 4 contests, kid activities www.3rfs.org Pig Out in the Park, Riverfront Park, In 2020, TMF will be a virtual event. Spokane, WA Food and music festival, Sunday, September 6 50 food booths, 6 day public market, Coaster Classic Car Show, Silverwood live music on 3 stages, 3 adult Theme Park, Athol, ID Classic cars beverage gardens 11:00am – 10:00pm from the Pacific Northwest. www. www.spokanepigout.com silverwoodthemepark.com/events Schweitzer Fall Fest, Schweitzer Fossil Bowl Motocross 2020, Clarkia, ID Mountain, Sandpoint, ID Annual www.fossilbowl.com outdoor music festival, chairlift rides, Pig Out in the Park, Riverfront Park, kids’ activities, regional microbrews, Spokane, WA Food and music festival, wines and ciders, soda tent for kids 50 food booths, 6 day public market, 208-263-9555 Schweitzer.com live music on 3 stages, 3 adult Three Rivers Folklife Tumbleweed Music beverage gardens 11:00am – 10:00pm Festival, Howard Amon Park, www.spokanepigout.com Richland, WA Four outdoor stages, Schweitzer Fall Fest, Schweitzer indoor dance stage; songwriting Mountain, Sandpoint, ID Annual contests, kid activities www.3rfs.org outdoor music festival, chairlift rides, In 2020, TMF will be a virtual event. kids’ activities, regional microbrews, Saturday, September 5 wines and ciders, soda tent for kids Coaster Classic Car Show, Silverwood 208-263-9555 Schweitzer.com Theme Park, Athol, ID Classic cars Three Rivers Folklife Tumbleweed Music from the Pacific Northwest. Festival, Howard Amon Park, www.silverwoodthemepark.com/ Richland, WA Four outdoor stages, With constant changes in schedules, please be sure to double check the websites. 56 indoor dance stage; songwriting basketball tournament, parade, show contests, kid activities www.3rfs.org and shine, kids activities, Ma and Pa In 2020, TMF will be a virtual event. Kettle awards. cityofkettlefalls.org Monday, September 7 Saturday, September 19 Labor Day Kettle Falls Town and Country Days, Fossil Bowl Motocross 2020, Clarkia, ID Kettle Falls, WA 3 on 3 Slam n Jam www.fossilbowl.com basketball tournament, parade, show Palouse Threshing Bee, Palouse Empire and shine, kids activities, Ma and Pa Fairgrounds, Colfax, WA Kettle awards. cityofkettlefalls.org Pig Out in the Park, Riverfront Park, Sunday, September 20 Spokane, WA Food and music festival, Chelan Century Challenge and Cycle de 50 food booths, 6 day public market, Vine, Don Morse Park, Chelan, WA live music on 3 stages, 3 adult Beautiful bike ride through Chelan beverage gardens 11:00am – 10:00pm Valley www.centuryride.com www.spokanepigout.com Friday, September 25 Schweitzer Fall Fest, Schweitzer Moscow Artwalk Kick Off, Downtown Mountain, Sandpoint, ID Annual Moscow, ID Moscow Arts outdoor music festival, chairlift rides, Commission www.ci.moscow.id.us/ kids’ activities, regional microbrews, arts wines and ciders, soda tent for kids Saturday, September 26 208-263-9555 Schweitzer.com Webb’s Slough Sprint Boat Racing, St. Thursday, September 8-11 John, WA www.webbsslough.com Palouse Empire Fair, 5 miles West of Saturday, October 31 Colfax on Hwy 26 is canceled for this Coeur d’Alene Dog Fanciers Dog Show, year. Mark your calendar for next Kootenai County Fairgrounds, Coeur year’s fair September 9-12 d’Alene, ID Conformation, palouseempirefair.org Obedience, Rally Obedience, Thursday, September 10 Beginner Puppy, Coursing Super Diamond, The Neil Diamond www.cdadogfanciers.org. Tribute Band, Coeur d’Alene Casino Sunday, November 1 Resort, 37914 S Nukwalqw Road, Coeur d’Alene Dog Fanciers Dog Show, Worley, ID 7:00pm Kootenai County Fairgrounds, Coeur www.cdacasino.com d’Alene, ID Conformation, Saturday, September 12 Obedience, Rally Obedience, CHaFE 150 Gran Fondo, Edgewater Beginner Puppy, Coursing Resort, Sandpoint, ID Six routes150, www.cdadogfanciers.org. 100, 80, 40, 30 mile rides through Monday, November 2 northern Idaho and Montana plus a Coeur d’Alene Dog Fanciers Dog Show, family fun ride. Benefit ride for Kootenai County Fairgrounds, Coeur childhood literacy in Bonner County. d’Alene, ID Conformation, www.chafe150.org Obedience, Rally Obedience, Thursday, September 17-20 Beginner Puppy, Coursing Latah County Fair, 1021 Harold, Moscow www.cdadogfanciers.org. www.latah.id.us/fair/ Friday, September 18 With constant changes in Kettle Falls Town and Country Days, schedules, please be sure to Kettle Falls, WA 3 on 3 Slam n Jam double check the websites. 57 The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has provided much information on how to help keeps ourselves and others healthy during these uncertain times. At the risk of sounding like a broken record, we’d like to share a few that we’d like you to continue to keep in mind as our communities begin to open back up, in hopes that we can stay open and healthy. You can find more information by visiting cdc.gov.

•Wash your hands using soap and water for at least 20 seconds, especially after you have been in a public place, or after blowing your nose, coughing, or sneezing. o If soap and water are not readily available, use a hand sanitizer that contains at least 60% alcohol. Cover all surfaces of your hands and rub them together until they feel dry. o Wearing gloves when using a shopping cart or using an ATM will not necessarily protect you from getting COVID-19 and may still lead to the spread of germs. The best way to protect yourself from germs when running errands and after going out is to regularly wash your hands with soap and water for 20 seconds or use hand sanitizer with at least 60% alcohol.

• Avoid touching your eyes, nose, and mouth with unwashed hands.

• Avoid close contact with others. Especially those who are sick, even inside your home. If possible, maintain 6 feet between the person who is sick and other household members.

• Put distance between yourself and other people outside of your home. o Remember that some people without symptoms may be able to spread virus. o Stay at least 6 feet (about 2 arms’ length) from other people. o Keeping distance from others is especially important for people who are at a higher risk of getting very sick.

• Cover your mouth and nose with a cloth face cover when around others o You could spread COVID-19 to others even if you do not feel sick. o Everyone should wear a cloth face cover when you have to go out in public, for example to the grocery store or to pick up other necessities. o Cloth face coverings should not be placed on young children under age 2, anyone who has trouble breathing, or is unconscious, incapacitated or otherwise unable to remove the mask without assistance. o The cloth face cover is meant to protect other people in case you are infected. o Do NOT use a facemask meant for a healthcare worker. o Continue to keep about 6 feet between yourself and others. The cloth face cover is not a substitute for social distancing.

• Cover coughs and sneezes o If you are around others and do not have on your cloth face covering, remember to always cover your mouth and nose with a tissue when you 58 cough or sneeze or use the inside of your elbow and do not spit. o Throw used tissues in the trash. o Immediately wash your hands with soap and water for at least 20 seconds. If soap and water are not readily available, clean your hands with a hand sanitizer that contains at least 60% alcohol.

• Clean and disinfect frequently touched surfaces daily. This includes tables, doorknobs, light switches, countertops, handles, desks, phones, keyboards, toilets, faucets, and sinks. o If surfaces are dirty, clean them. Use detergent or soap and water prior to disinfection. o Then, use a household disinfectant.

• Monitor Your Health o Be alert for syptoms. Watch for fever, cough, shortness of breath, loss of smell or taste, or other symptoms of COVID-19 o Especially important if you are running essential errands, going into the office or workplace, and in settings where it may be difficult to keep a physical distance of 6 feet. o Take your temperature if symptoms develop. Don’t take your temperature within 30 minutes of exercising or after taking medications that could lower your temperature, like acetaminophen. o Follow CDC guidance if symptoms develop.

Home Made Hand Sanitizer Many of us have headed ot the store to get some hand sanitizer to have on hand when handwashing is difficult to not find any on the shelf. We took our search to Pinterest, and found many to choose from. This one was based on handrub formulations from the World Health Organization.

4 cups Isopropyl Alcohol 70% (must be at least 60%) 3 Tbsp Hydrogen Peroxide (3%) 1 - 2 Tbsp glycerine Mixing container and individual bottles for dispensing

1. Pour the isopropyl alcohol into a clean container. It’s easiest to mix the sanitzer directly in the bottle in which you’ll store it. 2. Add 2T of hydrogen peroxide 3. Add 1-2T of glycerine. Make sure you get all the lycerine out of the spoon since it flows slowly. WHO only recommends 1T but two makes the sanitizer a litte easier to rub on. 4. Gently mix the ingredients together by either stirring or seasling and gently shaking the bottle. 5. Dispense the sanitzier into smaller individual bottles. This is a great way to refill sanitzer bottles which have run out. 59 Helpful Area Phone Numbers

EMERGENCY (accident, injury, fire) Moscow-Pullman-Surrounding Areas...... 911 AMBULANCE (business) Pullman (509) 332-8172...... Moscow (208) 882-2831 FIRE (business) Pullman (509) 332-8172...... Moscow (208) 882-2831 POLICE (business) Pullman (509) 334-0802...... Moscow (208) 883-7054 HOSPITALS Pullman Regional Hospital ...... (509) 332-2541 Gritman Medical Center, Moscow...... (208) 882-4511 Whitman Hospital, Colfax ...... (509) 397-3435 COUNTY SHERIFF Whitman County Sheriff...... (509) 397-6266 Latah County Sheriff...... (208) 882-2216 Nez Perce County Sheriff ...... (208) 799-3131 Asotin County Sheriff...... (509) 243-4717 STATE POLICE Washington State Patrol - Spokane...... (509) 227-6566 WSP Colfax Office...... (509) 397-3600 Idaho State Patrol - Lewiston...... (208) 799-5151 ROAD INFORMATION Washington...... www.wsdot.wa.gov “511” on your phone Washington Traffic Information...... www.wsdot.wa.gov/traffic Idaho...... 511.idaho.gov “511” on your phone UNIVERSITY PHONE NUMBERS WSU Campus Info...... (509) 335-3564 WSU Visitor & Parking Information ...... (509) 335-PARK WSU Police Business ...... (509) 335-8548 WSU Athletic Events Tickets...... wsucougars.com (509) 335-9626 UI Information...... (208) 885-6111 UI Visitor & Parking Information...... (208) 885-6424 UI Police Business ...... (208) 882-2677 UI Athletic Ticket Office...... govandals.com (208) 885-6466 PARKS & RECREATION Pullman: Information...... (509) 338-3227 Pullman: Program Cancellation information line ...... (509) 334-3131 Moscow: Information...... (208) 883-7084 Moscow: Program Cancellation information line...... (208) 883-7000 ext 7246 PULLMAN RADIO STATIONS (NewsTalk 1150AM/102.1, New Country 104.3, Hits 104.7) Business Line...... (509) 332-6551 NewsTalk 1150 Auction Line...... (509) 334-0820

60 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 - Spokane, WA 509-535-2922 (TW) Bagley Wright Theater - Seattle, WA 206-443-2210 www.seattlerep.org/Buy/ Beasley Performing Arts Coliseum - Pullman, WA 509-335-1514 (TW) Bing Crosby Theatre - 901 W. Sprague Ave, Spokane, WA (TW) 509-227-7638 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 111 (TW) www.statefairpark.org/ Chateau Ste Michelle - Theatre is at the Winery near Seattle 425-488-1133 (TM) 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 – Sammamish, WA 425-836-6628 (TM) Emerald Downs - Horse racing track, near Seattle 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.inbpac.com/tickets.php (TW) Greyhound Park & Event Center - Post Falls, ID 208-773-0545 Gorge Amphitheatre - George, WA 509-785-6262 (TM) 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 [email protected] Lake City Playhouse, 1320 E Garden Ave, Coeur d’Alene, ID 208-676-7529 www.lakecityplayhouse.org/ Lewiston Civic Theatre - Lewiston, ID 208-746-3401 lctheatre.org/contact Liberty Lake Pavilion - Liberty Lake, WA (near Spokane) 509-755-6726 www.pavillionpark.org 61 Marion Oliver McCaw Hall at Seattle Center 206-389-7676 [email protected] Martin Woldson Theatre at the Fox, 1001 W Sprague, Spokane, WA 509-624-1200 (TW) foxtheaterspokane.org Marymoor Amphitheater - Redmond, WA 206-205-3661 www.marymoorconcerts.com/ Moore Theatre - downtown Seattle, WA 206-682-1414 www.stgpresents.org (TM) Neptune Theatre – downtown Seattle, WA 206-682-1414 www.stgpresents.org (TM) North Idaho College - PO Box 2492, Coeur d’Alene, ID 208-769-3300 www.nic.edu Northern Quest Casino - Airway Heights, WA 877-871-6772 www.northernquest.com Nye Street Theatre - Pullman Civic Theatre, 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 (TM) 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 Schuler Auditorium - North Idaho College, Coeur d’Alene, ID 208-769-3300 www.nic.eud The Seasons Performance Hall – 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 axs.com Showbox at SoDo – 1700 1st Avenue South, Seattle, WA 206-628-3151 axs.com Spokane Arena – Spokane, WA 509-279-7000 (TW) Spokane Civic Theatre - Spokane, WA 509-325-2507 (TW) 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 (TW) Spokane Symphony Ticket Office - Martin Woldson Theatre at the Fox, 1001 Sprague, Spokane, WA 509-624-1200 (TW) Ste. Chapelle Winery Concerts - Caldwell, ID 208-453-7843 stechapelle.com/5/events Tacoma Dome - Tacoma, WA 253-272-3663 tacoma-dome.tickets-center.com Vandal Athletic Tickets - Moscow, ID 208-885-6466 Yakima Valley Sundome - Yakima, WA 509-248-7160 www.yakimasundome.com Fried Ice Cream Crunch Topping Mary Jo Chandler shared this recipe from her longtime friend Val Pruitt. 3 cups crushed corn flakes 3/4 cup sugar 1/2 cup butter (1 stick) Melt butter in a medium skillet over medium heat. Add the crushed Corn Flakes and sugar. Stir to combine and fry for about 5 minutes. Make sure to still constantly and be careful not _____. Than 5 minutes, it happens very quickly. Serve with Strawberry Topping from page 42. 62 Washington State University Cougars & University of Idaho Vandals 2020 Tentative 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. Thursday, September 3 WSU at Utah State, Logan, UT, Time TBA Saturday, September 5 UI vs. Western Oregon, Kibbie Dome, Moscow, Time TBA Friday, September 12 UI at Temple, Philadelphia, PA, Time TBA WSU vs Houston, Martin Stadium, Pullman, Time TBA Saturday, September 19 UI at WSU, Martin Stadium, Pullman, Time TBA Saturday, September 26 WSU at Oregon State, Corvallis, OR, Time TBA Saturday, October 3 UI at UC Davis, Davis, CA, Time TBA WSU vs California, Martin Stadium, Pullman, Time TBA Saturday, October 10 UI vs Portland State, Kibbie Dome, Moscow, Time TBA WSU vs Utah, Martin Stadium, Pullman, Time TBA Saturday, October 17 UI at Eastern Washington University, Cheney, WA, Time TBA WSU at Stanford, Stanford, CA, Time TBA Saturday, October 24 UI vs Montana, Kibbie Dome, Moscow, Time TBA Saturday, October 31 WSU vs Arizona State, Martin Stadium, Pullman, WA, Time TBA UI vs Northern Arizona University, Kibbie Dome, Moscow, Time TBA Saturday, November 7 UI vs Southern Utah, Kibbie Dome, Moscow, Time TBA WSU at Colorado, Boudler, CO, Time TBA Saturday, November 14 UI at Montana State, Bozeman, MT, Time TBA WSU at UCLA, Pasadena, CA, Time TBA Saturday, November 21 UI at Idaho State, Pocatello, ID, Time TBA WSU vs Oregon, Martin Stadium, Pullman, Time TBA Saturday, November 27 WSU vs University of Washington, Martin Stadium, Pullman, Time TBA

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