Tues, Mar 15, 7-8:30pm
Methow Conservancy Special Program “Sage Spirit: The American West at a Crossroads” with photographer David Showalter. Co-hosted with Audubon Washington, 7:00 – 8:30pm at the Twisp River Pub. Join Audubon Washington, the North Central WA Audubon chapter, and renowned conservation photographer Dave Showalter for a tour through the heart of the sagebrush sea. Through his… [Read More]
Fri & Sat, Mar 11-12 & 18-19, 7pm, 2016
Join the Omak High School Pioneer Players for they’re portrayal of Pride and Prejudice. Performances take place over two weekends, Fridays and Saturdays, March 11-12 & 18-19. Tickets are sold at the door. DATE: Fridays & Saturdays, March 11-12 & 18-19, 7pm LOCATION: Omak PAC CONTACT: 509.826.8323
Fri & Sat, Mar 18 & 19, 7pm
By Cynthia Mercati Directed by Jane Orme The Merc is pleased to offer an entertaining evening of Readers’ Theater under the direction of Jane Orme and filled with a local cast of women from a variety of generations. Snapshots takes audiences on an insightful journey depicting a group of women in all stages of maturity—from… [Read More]
March 18, 19, 24, 25 & 26, 7pm, & Sunday, March 20, 2pm
Audition deadlines have passed, but mark your calendars for the Methow Valley Theater production of Oklahoma! Set in the Oklahoma territory in the early 1900’s, this musical comedy includes such memorable numbers as “Oh What a Beautiful Morning”, “The Surrey with the Fringe On Top”, “I Can’t Say No”, and more. It is a love… [Read More]
Sat, Mar 19, 9-10:30, 2016
“Dirt Works” class on selecting, pruning and amending for fruit trees and shrubs. 9:00 – 10:30am at Classroom in Bloom. Cost is a sliding scale of $10-30. Registration is requested, and classes are limited to 20 people. Please contact Kate at Classroom in Bloom at 509-996-2368 or kate@classroominbloom.org to register. DATE: Saturday, March 19, 9-10:30am LOCATION:… [Read More]
Mar 27, 7pm, 2016
From the Methow Valley Interpretive Center The story of the great earthquake of the Inland Northwest: A slide presentation by naturalist Jack Nisbet. Geologists and historians are still trying to sort out exactly what happened when a powerful earthquake shook much of the Inland Northwest in December of 1872. Native Americans who lived in the… [Read More]
Mon, Apr 4, 7pm, 2016
Please welcome Fred Cooley and Gregg Hardy to the Methow Valley Inn! See and hear them in an intimate setting and in a concert format where you can really pay attention and really listen to these two great musicians. These two balladeers crossed paths nearly 20 years ago in the Methow Valley Theater’s production of “Pump Boys and… [Read More]
Mon, Feb 22, 6pm, 2016
Time to let our tastebuds transport us to the sunny, snowless south as we dine on a Jon Brown dinner of Baja Med style cooking! Aiming to learn, we asked, what the heck is Baja Med? As Jon explains it, “Many Mexican chefs, who worked their way up to be executive chefs in some of the best kitchens… [Read More]