One of the Nation's Best Skating Rinks only 75 Miles Away

Spokane Ice Palace / 75 MILES

Tis’ the Season to try something new and skate the ice.

The Riverfront Park Ice Palace in Spokane is an outdoor skating rink that is recognized as one of the best outdoor skating parks in the nation.

From October 19^th through February 26^th come join part of the magic to kick start this winter.

The rink is open Tuesdays through Mondays with day passes running from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. and night passes starting at 7 p.m. and varying in closing times, depending on the day.

Skating lessons are provided for all ages, which include six weeks of lessons, skate rentals and five free admissions for $59.00.

Admission Prices:

Adults (13 and over) - $4.50

Youth (3-12) - $3.50

Senior (62 +) - $3.50

Military with ID - $3.50

Skate Rental - $3.50

Ice Palace Pass - $41.99

Go on a certain night to get their special deals!

-Two-Dollar Tuesday (7pm-8:30pm)

-Wild Wednesday (7pm-8:30pm)

-College Night - $1 admission with ID

-Thursday Night (7pm-8:30pm) – ONLY $1 !

Call 509 625-6601 for more information or visit spokaneriverfrontpark.com

Take lessons or take your old skates for a spin and join in this season’s festivities!

The Belltower Concert House & Event Venue: 0 miles, $8-18

The Belltower is a concert venue birthed from the ashes of a run-down church that is spearheading a musical revival in Pullman. Its location on downtown Pullman's Main Street is just a short (and thankfully downhill) walk from campus and even closer to the bulk of Pullman's residential areas.

What will I see at the Belltower?

Part of what makes the Belltower so special, is the diversity of musical talent it brings to the area. Small local bands seem to get the majority of the stage time, which has helped to cultivate the burgeoning musical scene in Pullman. However, that hasn't stopped the Belltower from bringing in some heavy-hitters in the musical world. Notable Belltower alums include the alt-rock group STRFKR and the hip-hop duo, the Blue Scholars. Both bands have played the Belltower within the last six months.

What should I bring?

Friends are a must for belltower events. Make sure you show up early though, as seating is extremely sparse. If you don't mind standing though, there's plenty of space. Also, remember to bring a few extra bucks for snacks and beverages, which are reasonably priced but take a while to get due to the long lines. The venue features a full bar, so come prepared to have a good time. 

How much are tickets?
Ticket prices vary with each concert, but are generally well-priced. The Blue Scholars were $15 in advance and $18 at the door. Most lesser-known acts hover between $8-10.

When are the next shows?

November

 WSU Ski Club presents
Friday, November 4th

MightyDisco w/ Too Many Cables
$10 STUDENT / $12 GENERAL

 Silent Theory's CD Release!
Saturday, November 5th

Silent Theory w/ Small Town Boyz
SOLD OUT!

 International Country Star!
Sunday, November 6th
Hilary Scott & The New County Line w/ Charlie Sutton
$8 ADV / $12 DOOR

Directions: The Belltower is located on the corner of E. Main street and Spring street in Pullman.

For more information, visit: http://belltowerpullman.com/index.html

A Treat Can Be Found For Everyone At Moscow Bagel and Deli

Moscow Bagel and Deli / 9.40 MILES

Moscow Bagel and Deli starts with a bagel and ends with an adventure. Most toppings and fillings one could imagine on a bagel, they deliver.

Open from 7 a.m. to 3 a.m. seven days a week, except Sundays (7 a.m. – 7 p.m.)

Whether you are up with the sun and want a tasty breakfast, or managing to find your way home from a Moscow bar, Moscow Bagel and Deli can provide the treat you seek.

The types of bagels include:

-Plain

-Everything

-Garlic

-Cinnamon

-Raisin

-Onion

-Egg

-Jalapeno

-Blueberry

-Multigrain

-Poppy

-Sesame

Their spreads, cheese, and all that in between, provides a large selection as well.

-With bagel sandwiches ranging from The “Tingler” to the Sweaty Teddy, there is a sandwich anyone can enjoy.

-There is an extensive vegetarian option to the menu, as well as a breakfast menu.

For a link of the menu ---- http://moscowbagel.com/websitemenu.pdf

-Even try the “Lottery” where vendors will design a sandwich for you at random.

So whether you like surprises or want to catch a quick meal head over to the Moscow Bagel and Deli shop in Moscow, ID.

Located on 310 S Main Street, Moscow, ID

For questions or directions contact:

208-882-5242 or moscowbagel@yahoo.com

The Dahmen Barn - 17.2 miles, $0

Just inside the city limits of a sleepy farming town, Uniontown, Wash., an iconic barn hosts more than just architecture. 

The Dahmen Barn is run by a non-profit, whose motive is to bring and sustain art on the Palouse. The former dairy barn has been converted to a place where artists can meet, create and sell their pieces.

“(The barn is) a place for local artists and fine craftspeople to sell their work on consignment, a venue for local performing and exhibiting artists, and creative experiences for children and adults through classes and workshops,” the Barn’s website says. 

The barn hosts four major events each year; one for each season. It also features numerous visual and performing arts each month. 

Its newest exhibit, which opens Nov. 3, features oil paintings by two Moscow, Idaho artists. 

A reception will be held Sunday, November 6 from 1-3 p.m. Both featured artists, Aaron Johnson and Leonard A. Heid will be present. 

“Artisans at the Dahmen Barn is on highway 195 in the big white barn behind the famous iron wheel fence.  The non-profit creativity center is open Thursday through Sunday from 10 am to 6 pm.  There is no daily admission fee and the facility is fully handicap accessible.

Information:  www.artisanbarn.org or 509-229-3414.”

By Kyle Kinard

Moscow Arts Department: Third Street Gallery

Moscow Arts Department: Third Street Gallery

For those interested in art, Moscow, Idaho is a hotbed of artistic activity on the Palouse. Located in the heart of Moscow's city center, and less than a 15 minute drive from Pullman, the gallery is a quick and accessible diversion from more mundane fall activities. 

Where will I see at the gallery?
The current exhibit, which runs through November, 25, is a collection of paintings from the City of Moscow's Palouse Plein Air competition. 

What is Plein Air?

French for "in the open air," used to describe the act of painting outdoors. Plein Air competitions are all about painting outdoors in a specific area or region and then having those paintings exhibited in an art gallery. 

What should I bring?
Bring a friend or two and an open mind, this art is accessible and fun. 

How much are tickets?
Free!

What are the hours of operations? 

The Third Street Gallery is located on the second and third floors of Moscow's City hall at 206 East Third Street. Gallery hours are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. 

Directions:

Pullman, WA

	1. Head southwest on N Grand Ave towardNE Olsen St
		0.2 mi
	2. Turn left onto SE Paradise St (signs forWashington 270 E/W S U/Moscow)
		0.3 mi
	3. Slight right onto WA-270 E/E Main St/State Route 270 E (signs for W S U/Moscow) Continue to follow WA-270 E/State Route 270 E Entering Idaho
		7.2 mi
	4. Continue onto Pullman Rd
		1.5 mi
	5. Slight left onto W 3rd St Destination will be on the left
		0.4 mi

City of Moscow Arts Commission 206 E 3rd St # 3 Moscow, ID 83843-2959 by Kyle Kinard