April 2020 issue: things are weird now Our world’s going through a tumble and the new normal is gonna be, well, weird. Seems right up our alley.
March 2020 Download this issue. Tumbleweird Volume 5, Issue 3 — March 2020 is here! Support weirdness in the Columbia Basin! Support Tumbleweird on Patreon!
Adventures Underground to host book launch for local author, artist, July 17 “Ian Martin’s second book, Aphelion, launches July 17 at Adventures Underground.”
Artist interview: Angela Harper “I would describe my work as trying to capture little moments of light...”
Collected art and poetry from May 2021 “We rounded up art and poetry from our May 2021 issue for your enjoyment”
Game Review: Canvas “Creating paintings from dozens of component cards results in beautiful little creations that almost make composition more enjoyable than scoring.”
Game Review: Quacks of Quedlinburg “In Quacks of Quedlinburg, players take on the role of snake-oil salesfolks and hucksters trying to create the most powerful potions.”
Enjoy art and poetry from the November 2020 issue “Less than a block away from her house He’s been following me from the bar Why didn’t I pretend I lived closer Every turn signaled, speed in check, I can make it...“
Game review: Skulk Hollow “Skulk Hollow is an asymmetric tactics/skirmish game built specifically for two players. In it, one player takes on the role of a fantasy army of foxes protecting their city against a Guardian—a massive beast terrorizing the countryside...”
The Book Report (Pride 2021): reading suggestions with LGBTQIA+ represenation “This month, a list of great books with LGBTQIA+ representation!”
25th Anniversary of Tumbleweed Music Fest “The performers, dancers, food trucks, buskers, and weird street performers at TMF are spectacular.”
Beer yoga returns! “Beer yoga is a fantastic way to introduce new people to yoga, make new friends, and have a lot of fun.”
Collected art and poetry from April 2021 “We rounded up art and poetry from our April 2021 issue for your enjoyment”
Game Review: Stardew Valley Stardew Valley: The Board Game does what its digital ancestor did so well.
Tarot Time: When you’re feeling stuck “Try not to get discouraged if you feel that you are not living up to where you thought you would be on your journey.”
The book report: The Midnight Library “Nora finds herself in the Midnight Library, a place between life and death where she can choose to lead a different version of her life. Will Nora find a life that makes her happy?”
March 2021 Horoscopes “Sometimes you’ve just reached the end of your proverbial rope, and it’s time to crawl into bed, eat some ice cream, and listen to Joni Mitchell for just as long as it takes.”
The book report: Culture Warlords “Warning: If you have already lost all faith in humanity, this is not going to help.”
Tarot Time: Relationship metamorphosis “This is a good time to turn our attentions a bit closer to home and focus on our connections.”
Game Review: Dungeon World “Seriously, the best thing that came out of this year has been our group meeting online, sharing dinner and drinks at a distance, and laughing ourselves hoarse while we can’t be together in person.”
‘Other Side of the Hill’ documentary offers hope on climate change and politics “Other Side of the Hill offers good news on two topics that may surprise you: climate change and politics”
Tarot Time: New year, new dreams “What do you think your biggest obstacle is when trying to sustain the new changes that need to enter your life?”
