| Appaloosa Museum and Heritage Center |
| State Highway 8, on the western edge of Moscow. Features exhibits on the evolution of the Appaloosa horse, western art, saddles, photography, Native American artifacts and beadwork. Open Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. (Saturday, 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., June to September). Admission is free.
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| Beasley Performing Arts Coliseum |
| Located at the corner of Stadium Way and North Fairway Drive on the WSU campus, this performing arts center seats 12,000 people. The coliseum also offers a 2,600-seat theatre. Performances of all kinds, from big named musicians and comedians to ballets and operas. Call (509) 335-3525 for upcoming performances and 1-800-325 SEAT for tickets and reservations. |
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| WSU Theatre |
| Located throughout the campus, these modern facilities feature a wide range of theatrical productions year-round. For tickets and reservation information, call the WSU ticket office at (509) 335-7236. |
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| Washington - Idaho Symphony: |
| A great orchestra, made up of regional performers. The season features five concerts, a pop concert, guest performers and a ballet. For ticket information, concert locations and times, call 882-6555. |
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| Nez Perce County Museum |
| Downtown Lewiston at Third and C. Explore Lewiston’s rich history and traditions. Operated by the Nez Perce County Historical Society. Open Tuesday through Saturday, 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Free admission. For information or tours, call (208) 743-2535.
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| Lewis-Clark Center of Arts and History |
| Corner of Fifth and Main, Lewiston. This center is located in a Victorian-era brick building. Enjoy a permanent display of Lewiston’s turn-of-the-century Chinese population. Open 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Free admission. (208) 792-2243
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| Moscow Chamber of Commerce |
| Maps of scenic tours of the Palouse can be picked up at
Moscow Chamber of Commerce at 411 S. Main St., 208-882-1800 |
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| The Lionel Hampton / Chevron Jazz Festival |
| Kibbie Dome, University of Idaho, Moscow. Held on the last weekend of every February. Featuring some of the finest jazz talent in the world, such as Diane Reeves, the Marsalis Brothers, and Stanley Turrentine. For schedule and information or reservation, call UI Ticket Express office at (208) 885-7212 or 1-800-345-7402. |
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| The Renaissance Fair |
| East City Park, Moscow. Artisans and craftsmen from all over the Northwest gather on the first weekend in May for this event that recreates the charm and atmosphere of medieval Renaissance Europe. Featuring a wide variety of international food, people in medieval and Renaissance costumes, live entertainment and dancing. Free to the public. Call (208) 882-1800. |
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| Idaho Repertory Theatre |
| Hartung Theatre, University of Idaho. For schedule and ticket information call 885-7212. |
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| The National Lentil Festival |
| Reaney Park, Pullman. The region’s celebration for being the Dry Pea and Lentil Capital of the nation. The harvest-time festival takes place on the third weekend in August. Includes a parade, arts and crafts, live entertainment, a ‘Fishing Derby” for the kids and tours of various farms. For a detailed schedule and information call (509) 334-3565. |
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