TRANSCENDENTAL DREAMS at Cafe Con Arte “My hope is that this exhibition helps to facilitate conversations centered around the individual human experience.”
Why big acts aren’t coming to the Tri-Cities, and how we can change it "Transforming the Tri-Cities into a thriving hub for entertainment requires a collective effort to overcome existing challenges."
Musical based on Richland woman’s life coming to a Tri-Cities theatre. Auditions held soon "Auditions will be held in late March for The Sunny Hours, as it is now called."
Gallery at the Park: Captivating new exhibition of prints and steel sculptures "This March, Gallery at the Park presents a captivating new 2D and 3D exhibition from Jacqueline Trujillo and Nathan Robles!"
Lifes Crazy “The air was drafty on November 25, 2023 at Ray’s Golden Lion. The staff rushed around eagerly preparing for the night.”
Gallery at the Park features beautiful art quilts “For the first featured show of 2024, the Gallery at the Park welcomes back the Tri-City Quilters’ Guild!”
Why going to local concerts should be Tri-Cities' #1 New Year's Resolution “Here are three compelling reasons why embracing the local music scene should be your top priority for the coming year.”
Ray's Golden Lion hosts ‘Lifes Crazy’ hip-hop tour, with headliner Topp and Jang the Goon “In the near-month since reopening, Ray’s has hosted numerous bands of different styles and locales, drawing different crowds among regulars.”
Get Down at the New Year's Disco! “Tri Town Get Down and Unleashed Entertainment are thrilled to announce the New Year’s Disco”
Santa Claus is here for the holidays at the Angel Brook Christmas Tree Jubilee “The Angel Brook Christmas Tree Jubilee is right around the corner!”
Gallery at the Park celebrates the holidays Stop by the Gallery to enjoy the fun and see the beautiful lights!
Tri Town Get Down "The Uptown Get Down music festival was such a huge success that organizers are expanding it next year into what they hope will become the largest music festival in Eastern Washington."
27 years of baked potatoes (feeding the Tumbleweed music festival) “Armies march on their stomachs, and so do the over two hundred musicians, volunteers, and vendors that come in and out for breakfast, lunch, and dinner during the festival.”
Tri-Cities largest rap show is back with Spooky Island II “Spooky Island II Returns October 27 at The Uptown Theatre for Tri Cities' biggest Halloween party!”
The Emerald of Siam Turns 40 “The Emerald of Siam, now under the ownership of Ravadi’s son Bill and daughter Dara, is celebrating forty years with a weekend of music, dance, poetry, and amazing food.”
TRIFI Film Festival 2023 “The 15th Annual Tri-Cities International Film Festival (TRIFI) will kick off on Friday, October 13, celebrating 15 years of showing independent national and international films”
Exhibition of Maja Shaw watercolors and jewelry from incarcerated youth "This October, the Gallery at the Park presents an exciting new 2D and 3D exhibition!"
80 seasons of live music “Community Concerts of the Tri-Cities archives show the evolution of technology in the eight decades of its existence.”
National week without driving. Can you do it? “The Week Without Driving event is scheduled to take place from October 2–8. As the event approaches, consider signing up for one week without driving, in solidarity with those of us who live every day without the option to drive”
La Chola Conference “We are excited to announce the third annual La Chola Conference, which will take place in Yakima, Washington this October at Yakima Valley College.”
easyday joins the local music scene “As the music industry has changed dramatically over the last few decades, Tri-Cities bands continue to form, evolve, regroup, and make a name for themselves.”
Old Friendly: Iconic Tri-Cities band returns on Saturday September 9th Latent Print Records & The Emerald of Siam Present: Old Friendly LP Release Show
Ropework: Processing beauty Philip E. Harding’s exhibition of rope work will be on display at the Gallery at the Park August 29–September 30. The artist reception is Sunday, September 10, 1–3pm.
