It looks like a good week to get outside, or at least to get moving. When you need to rest up, there’s some music on the menu. May 19 A family friendly Culture Day aimed at celebrating Nez P... Read more
Now in its ninth year, Pullman’s annual ArtWalk is a good excuse to browse the growing city and meet the creatives helping to define it. ArtWalk begins tonight with artist rece... Read more
This piece by Ray Esparsen is part of the Inflation Celebration at the Third Street Gallery in Moscow. The painting was inspired by the inflatable next to it. Being portable and collapsible,... Read more
Spring weather finally has arrived. I haven’t seen frost in a while now, except when I open the freezer that’s in desperate need of defrosting. Let the sun shine in. May 11 Country music ban... Read more
Fly fishing films don’t typically involve lederhosen, a stuffed giraffe and polka music. “Das Fischer” isn’t a typical fly fishing film. With plenty of props and no dialogue, the 9-minute We... Read more
There is a lot going on around the region in the next week. You probably can’t do it all, so plan accordingly. May 3 Works by Pomeroy artists will be featured in the Wonderful Wood Show open... Read more
Winter is over, we’ve finally gotten a taste of spring weather, and it’s just in time for one of the busiest weekends of the year. Don’t forget to look in the calendar for more events, beca... Read more
ART & EXHIBITS APRIL 26 “Postcards from the Anthopocene,” exhibit of University of Idaho students’ artwork at the “Conservation Biology Interface,” Ridenbaugh Gallery, UI, Moscow. APRIL... Read more
As the dogwoods begin to bloom, the 34th annual Art Under the Elms kicks off Friday in Lewiston. The event includes a wide range of activities, including performances, arts and crafts, gam... Read more
Ryan Law has squirrels in her bathroom at the moment. No, that’s not some obscure euphemism, she has actual squirrels in her actual bathroom. Such is the life — and home —... Read more