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August 2015
Paradise Ridge Challenge Course
1127 Paradise Ridge Rd | Moscow, ID 83843208.883.0619 | paradiseridgechallenge.com
Day Camps
• Observe animals and plants• Learn to climb, belay and repel• Learn and tie climbing knots• Build a primitive shelter
• Make a fi re without modern tools• Shoot a compound or long bow• Land a trout at the fi shing pond• Make friends and much more
COME TO BE CHALLENGED AND GAIN A GREATER RESPECT FOR YOURSELF AND OTHERS!
4 mi south of Moscow, easy for drop off & pickupAn Experiential Adventure in Building Meaningful Relationships, Trust & Respect
Don’t miss your last chance to participate this year!
Camp #5: August 3-7 | Camp #6: August 17-21
CAMP COST: $220.00 Visit our website for details: paradiseridgechallenge.com
Photo by C. Rod Bacon
4-H & FFA - Growing for the Future -Rooted to the Past
*Credit Cards are Accepted*
Saturday, Sept. 19 at 10:00 a.m.Come & support your local youth!
Market Swine, Beef, Meat Goats,Sheep, & Poultry to be sold
Complimentary hospitality tent for allregistered buyers opens at 9:00 a.m.
until the end of the sale
For more information, contact the Latah CountyExtension Office at 883-2267 or email [email protected].
Latah County4-H & FFA
Market Animal Sale
Many programs have limited enrollment - fi rst-come, fi rst served. To register for a program either visit the Hamilton Indoor Recreation Center at 1724 East F St. in Moscow or go to www.moscowrecreation.sportsites.com. Online
registration instructions: 1. Go to www.moscowrecreation.sportsites.com 2. Click on the Register link in the blue box on the right side of the page. 3. Enter all your families’ information correctly. 4. Select the Activity you would like to register for.
www.ci.moscow.id.us
MOSCOW PARKS & RECREATIONUPCOMING EVENTS
Fall/Winter Brochureis Now Available!Time to register
for all your programs!Upcoming Events:Last session of 2015 Youth Swimming Lessons starts August 10th. Don’t miss out - register soon!Th e 2015 season at the Hamilton-Lowe Aquatics Center comes to an end Monday, September 7th - Come enjoy the rest of summer at the HLAC!Youth Triathlon - Starts at 11:30 am on Saturday, September 12th. Registration open now!Howling at the Hamilton - Dog Day at the Pool! Bring your pup and join us September 13th, 1:00 pm - 6:00 pm. Fee: $10.00 per dog at the gateHIRC Gym Floor Refi nishing - August 17th-August 30th. Gym will be unavailable for public use during this time.Fall sports for kids and adults starting soon! Registration is open now for Microsoccer, Flag Football, Volleyball, and more!
OPEN:Tuesday ..........10am-5pmWednesday ....10am-3pmThursday .........10am-3pm
950 NE Nelson Court, Pullman | (509) 332-6869Visit us at www.palousescience.org
At the Palouse Discovery
Science CenterWith Pullman
Fire ghters L1892
Saturday, Sept. 12 10am to 3pm
General Admisson: • Adults $7.50• Seniors $6.00• Children $5.00
First 100 visitors are FREE!
Featuring:• Helicopter Landing• Obstacle Course
• Equipment & Vehicles• Evacuation Trailer
• Science Presentations• Give-aways
Friday .......10am-3pmSaturday ..10am-3pm
• Free admission to the PDSC during our open hours
• 10% Discount on purchases in our ‘Curiosity Shop’ science store
• 10% Discount on birthday parties, camps, and programs
• Admission to more than 340 ASTC Passport Program Member Science Centers and Museums Worldwide
Summer is a great time to become a member of the Palouse Discovery Science Center! Here are other bene ts of membership:
August 2015 activities at the PDSCDaily science activities are geared for young children.
All activities are adapted for the ages of the children attending.
Can You Build It?Tues. Aug 4 1:30 – Wonder!Science: Building BridgesWed. Aug 5 1:30 – Kinder!Science: Shape Makes a DifferenceThu. Aug 6 10:30 – Curious!Kids: Cup TowerFri. Aug 7 10:30 – Just Ask Why: Building BlocksSurvival ScienceTue. Aug 11 1:30 – Wonder!Science: Turtle HurtlesWed. Aug 12 1:30 – Kinder!Science: Every Tree for ItselfThu. Aug 13 10:30 – Curious!Kids: The Game of SurvivalFri. Aug 14 10:30 – Just Ask Why: Food, Water, Shelter
Shadow ScienceTue. Aug 18 1:30 – Wonder!Science: Shadow PuppetsWed. Aug 19 1:30 – Kinder!Science: Casting ShadowsThu. Aug 20 10:30 – Curious!Kids: Changing ShadowsFri. Aug 21 10:30 – Just Ask Why: Matching ShadowsScience with FeelingTue. Aug 25 1:30 – Wonder!Science: Oo-BleckWed. Aug 26 1:30 – Kinder!Science: How Does it Feel?Thu. Aug 27 10:30 – Curious!Kids: Water SqueezeFri. Aug 28 10:30 – Just Ask Why: Shaving Cream FunWetland WednesdayThird Wednesday of Every MonthWed. Aug 19 2:00- Palouse Conservation District
For information (509) 334-0750 or rtoptheatre.org501 (c) 3 not for profi t performing arts organization
Regional Theatre Of the Palouse
August 20-30Season tickets still on sale through August
A New Late Night Series
Contemporary Theatre
Limited Performances: $10 a Ticket
For show information visit rtoptheatre.org
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August 2015
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Events
Allegra Print & Imaging507 S. Main, Moscow
(208) 882-5449
Printing
Busch DistributorsThe Fuel and Oil Experts
(208)882-3021
Fuel & Oil
City North American1420 S. Main St. Moscow
www.cityNorthAmerican.com
Moving Vans
(208) 882-5678
Auto Service/Repair
DENY’S AUTO SERVICE
Hayden & Ross, P.A.315 S. Almon St., Moscow
(208) 882-5547
Accountant
www.kimberlinginsurance.com
Insurance
Hilltop InnDavis Way, Pullman
509-332-0928
Hotel
www.palousehabitat.org
Nonpro t
Palouse
1115 S. Grand, Pullman WAwww.wysupcars.com | 334-4525
Auto Dealers
Sporting Goods
www.t-state.com
Deann BillingREALTOR® (208) 596-8811teamIDAHOrealestate.com
Real Estate
St. John Hardware202 West A Street, Moscow
(208) 882-7501
Hardware
Short’s Funeral Chapel1225 E 6th Street, Moscow
(208) 882-4534
Funeral Services
www.inlandcellular.com
Cell Phones
Moscow • Pullman • Colfax882-3538 334-1835 397-4678
Tires
Moscow Recycling401 N. Jackson, Moscow
882-0590 • MoscowRecycling.com
Recycling
Neely’s Travel Service524 S. Main St., Moscow
(208) 882-2723
Travel
Ted Curet(208) 882-8782Eastside Marketplace
Insurance
Brused Books235 E Main, Pullman
(509) 334-7898
Books
Cafe Moro100 A E. Main, Pullman
(509) 338-3892
Cafe
VGH Computer2002 W. Pullman Rd, Moscow
(208) 883-8372
Computers/Video Games
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(208) 882-5300
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2015 - 2016 Season
Music from the PalouseTuesday September 22, 2015
The region’s talented musicians perform works for large
chamber ensemble by Wagner, Gounod, Dukas, and
Stravinsky.
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HeinavankerTuesday November
10, 2015
The acclaimed Estonian
vocal ensemble performs
ancient folk songs, sacred
Renaissance music, and works
by contemporary Estonian
composers.
Enso QuartetThursday January 28, 2016
“Smoldering power—half honey, half molten
lava” is a Washington Post reviewer’s description
of the performance style of this young
American quartet.
Gryphon TrioTuesday March 8, 2016
These elegant Canadian musicians
became audience favorites after
they performed on our stage in
2011. Their program includes the
powerful Dumky Trio by Dvo˘ák.r
New York Woodwind Quintet
Tuesday April 19, 2016
One of the most venerable wind chamber
ensembles for wind instruments in the
classical world, the group is in residence at
the Juilliard Conservatory in New York.
great music in an intimate setting
The University of Idaho prohibits discrimination on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin, gender, disability, age or status as a Vietnam-era veteran.
ACMS brings world-class ensembles to the Palouse: subscribe now at www.auditoriumseries.org
Advance tickets to individual concerts, at $10 (students), $19 (seniors) and $22 (general) are available online and at BookPeople in downtown Moscow.
Join us as we launch our 2015-2016 season with a concert showcasing talented musicians from throughout our own region.
For more information:
www.auditoriumseries.org
A monthly publicAtion putting pAlouse nonprofit orgAnizAtions in the spotlight. to advertise your nonprofit message or event, call the Daily news at (208) 882-5561
August 2015
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