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Concerts and festivals this year at Gorge Amphitheatre GEORGE — Fans flock to the Gorge Amphitheatre for another year of concerts and camping. These currently scheduled shows from May-September 2023 include returning festival favorites Watershed Festival and Above

The annual RLS Productions’ Concerts in the Gardens series will not be happening this summer, but the same concert promoter is bringing in a new event — RLS Productions’ Concerts on the Campus.

Summer concert series back again after missing 2020 season The annual RLS Productions’ Concerts in the Gardens series will not be happening this summer, but the same concert promoter is bringing in a new event — RLS Productions’ Concerts

Tuesday's event, sponsored by the North Central Washington Audubon Society, is a part of the museum's environmental film series.

Wenatchee Museum hosting virtual film viewing of 'Anthropocene: The Human Epoch' The Wenatchee Valley Museum & Cultural Center will host a virtual viewing of the film “Anthropocene: The Human Epoch,” followed by a question-and-answer session. The Tuesday event is a part

Artists can choose between an acrylic or watercolor virtual bird painting workshop as a part of the annual Wenatchee River Institute’s Bird Fest event.

Sign up for one or both Bird Fest art workshops

The book, “Place of Plenty: A History of Wenatchee, in English and Spanish," has translations adjacent to each other when flipped open, allowing for readers to easily bounce between the two languages.

Wenatchee author making local history available to all An easy-to-read, contemporary history book on Wenatchee for all, that’s something Chris Rader never found in her 15 years of local historical research. Rader decided to fill this gap by

Visitors to Lake Chelan can take advantage of May’s sunny spring weather while touring murals and sculptures with a new Outdoor Gallery brochure.

Lake Chelan Arts Council debuts new website, art tour brochure

Tickets go on sale Thursday at noon.

Arts in Brief: Icicle Creek Music Festival dates announced Icicle Creek Center for the Arts will host its annual Chamber Music Festival with a combination of in-person and virtual tickets available. Tickets go on sale Thursday at noon.

Guest authors include essayist Scott Sanders and poet Ross Gay.

WVC bringing in two “earth authors” for reading, talk The Wenatchee Valley College is inviting two writers for a virtual reading in honor of Earth Day and Poetry Month.

The Wenatchee Valley Erratics Chapter is beginning a series of programs starting with a Zoom lecture on ice age floodscapes.

Zoom talk: Learn about Ice Age floods in the PNW

Their idea began as a vision to bring small-town radio into the homes of a socially distanced community.

Upper Valley locals work to create a community radio station LEAVENWORTH — A group of musicians have started a fundraiser to create a nonprofit community radio station to be based in the Upper Wenatchee Valley.

Stepping down as Cashmere Pioneer Village & Museum’s director is bittersweet for Lexie Palmer-Gapper, who hugged friends and supporters at a farewell gathering Friday in Cashmere.

Cashmere museum prepares for changing of the guard CASHMERE — Stepping down as Cashmere Pioneer Village & Museum’s director is bittersweet for Lexie Palmer-Gapper, who hugged friends and supporters at a farewell gathering Friday in Cashmere.

Winning writers will be invited to Write on River’s next Four Minutes of Fame open mic event and will be given $1,200 in awards to share.

Write on the River names 2021 writing contest winners WENATCHEE — Write on the River has announced the six winners of its 2021 Writers Competition. Winning writers will be invited to Write on River’s next Four Minutes of Fame