Summer is (almost) here. Soon those of us without foresight will be jockeying for campground space and scouring Airbnb leftovers while belatedly plotting our summer jaunts. But fear not, procrastinators. There are plenty of in-town entertainment options and short-drive festivals still on the…
Many Northwest music fans have had their Gorge moment — that instant when the landmark concert venue’s expansive views overlooking the Columbia River canyon sink in for the first time, spurring the realization that the rural Washington destination isn’t the average amphitheater.
Our events calendar covering May 23-June 6.
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Honor fallen heroes during local Memorial Day services
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From upbeat folk-rock to a pirate carnival, there are plenty of local events to fill your long Memorial Day weekend.
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Our arts and entertainment picks for the week of May 23.
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Our arts and entertainment briefs for the week of May 23.
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Wine picks from the 2018 Wenatchee Food & Wine Competition.
Our events calendar covering May 16-30.
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Stephen King makes 'Game of Thrones' prediction, and here's a hint: His choice is of little surprise
Every “Game of Thrones” fan seemingly has an opinion as to how the wildly popular series will conclude — even Stephen King.
Judges awarded these wines a Gold Medal in the 2018 Wenatchee Wine & Food Festival Wine Competition.
The Wenatchee Valley Museum & Cultural Center will join museums nationwide in participating in the 10th summer of Blue Star Museums, a program which provides free general admission to our nation’s active-duty military personnel and their families this summer.
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Our arts and entertainment briefs for the week of May 16.
To celebrate Lake Chelan’s 10-year anniversary of its official designation as an American Viticulture Area (AVA), the Lake Chelan Wine Valley and members of the Lake Chelan community will join forces to host Vintage Lake Chelan, the first multi-day event of its kind, June 7-8.
Stroll through historic architecture and charming gardens on a sunny, spring day!
Leavenworth Summer Theater has bid so long, farewell, auf Wiedersehen, adieu to its executive director for the last 14 years.
Tony Buhr
Environment, county and health reporter
Six new paperbacks for spring, including one perfect Mother’s Day pick ...
CHELAN — A designated American Viticultural Area, Lake Chelan has 31 wineries and tasting rooms.
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Reporter
Our arts and entertainment briefs for the week of May 9.
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Wine picks from the 2018 Wenatchee Food & Wine Competition.
Our arts and entertainment picks for the week of May 9.
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Our arts and entertainment calendar for May 2-16.
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May’s First Friday bus tour will offer a guided look at this month’s exhibit at Robert Graves Gallery. The tour will be led by educator and gallery board member Rozanne Lind.
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Our arts and entertainment briefs for the week of May 2.
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The Numerica Performing Arts Center 2018-2019 Season will wrap-up this May with two shows: Dallas String Quartet at 7:30 p.m. May 17 and “Keith Moon: The Real Me” at 7:30 p.m. May 24.
TWISP — Confluence Gallery will present its ninth annual Trashion Show from 6 to 10 p.m. May 4 at the Methow Valley Community Center in Twisp.
Wine picks from the 2018 Wenatchee Food & Wine Competition.
Our arts and entertainment picks for the week of May 2.
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Our arts and entertainment picks for the week of April 25.
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WENATCHEE — Directors Paul and Kelly Atwood, along with the Music Theatre of Wenatchee and the Numerica Performing Arts Center, considered several different shows for the Apple Blossom Musical this year.
Reilly Kneedler
World staff writer
Datura’s aesthetic is timeless. When asked about the themes of the band’s debut EP, drummer Tiffany Shafer offered: “Death, a sense of longing, feeling lost, obsession. You know, the usual.” The Wenatchee-based goth-rock band released the EP, “Orphans,” in March.
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Our arts and entertainment briefs for the week of April 25.
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This summer the Wenatchee Valley Museum & Cultural Center is taking visitors on geological and historical tours of the region. Tours depart from the museum in the morning and return by 5 p.m.
Mark your calendars for Saturday, April 27: Independent Bookstore Day 2019!
The 2018-19 WVC Speaks Lecture Series presents “We Are Community: Finding Gemeinschaft in a Gesellschaft World,” by WVC faculty Richard Brinkman.
“Poetry has an important place in education — and it’s falling by the wayside,” according to Orin Melvin of Wenatchee.
Wine picks from the 2018 Wenatchee Food & Wine Competition.
Wenatchee Valley College will celebrate the planet and poetry Monday, with events on campus all day to recognize Earth Day and Poetry Month.
Paul Taub will offer a flute masterclass and recital Tuesday at the Wenatchee Church of the Nazarene.
At 7 p.m. Tuesday, flutist Paul Taub will present a varied recital, performing on flute, piccolo, alto flute, and bass flute.
Organizers of the Winthrop R&B festival were recognized by the Washington Fesetival and Events Association.
WENATCHEE — YWCA NCW will host a series of events April 25 as part of Stand Against Racism Week.
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The Valley Winds Band's spring concert is April 24 at Chelan High School.
The Valley Winds community concert band will perform its spring concert at Chelan High School on Wednesday. The band, comprised of 45 musicians, will play eight pieces, including diverse music from various cultures and eras. Some highlights include:
Meet local author Kay KenyonTuesday at Cashmere Library.
“Nest of the Monarch” by Kay Kenyon
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