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Bring your whole family and come join us on May 18th, 2013 on Clover Island for a fun, family-friendly event.    This is a great event to get yourself and family introduced to running and walking events and have lots of fun while doing it. This is not an officially timed event, however a time clock is present at the race.

In 1954, against a backdrop of McCarthyism, six strangers are invited to a party in a secluded New England mansion.  They are met by the house butler, Waddsworth who reminds them each that they have been given pseudonyms to protect their true identity.  During dinner the seventh attendee, Mr. Boddy arrives.  After dinner, Wadsworth reveals the true nature of the party: all of the guests are being blackmailed to hide their secrets.

Justin Scott King - Singer/Songwriter

Kidz Dig Rigz is a unique, family-friendly event that allows kids of all ages to get up close and personal with different types of Big Rigs including: race cars, tractors, fire trucks, tanks, and more! Food, entertainment and a unique, hands-on experience with Rigs of all shapes and sizes will be availalbe. All proceeds help Kadlec Regional Medical Center pediatric patients and their families.

Come see the Gabe Knutzen Band and have a glass of wine! Full Menu available!

Live music every Saturdays in the Barnard Griffin Wine Bar!

Note: Concert programs and guest artists are subject to change.

Mighty High - Reggae/Jam fusion from Portland

Purchase tickets during regular box office hours or online, or look for our booth at the Richland Farmers Market.

Please join us on Saturday, May 18, 2013, for 3 great fun runs; a Half Marathon starting in Sunnyside, Washington, a 12k starting in Grandview, or a 5k starting in Prosser. The Half Marathon and 12k runs follow the Lower Yakima Valley Pathway and travel through Grandview and finish in Prosser, Washington. The 5k run travels along the Yakima River and finishes in Prosser. On Sunday, May 19, 2013, we have 2 trail fun runs; a 50k Ultra and a 15k starting and finishing at the Prosser Chamber of Commerce.

Explore the world of wine in our sensory room! Enhance your senses and learn about varietal characteristic aromas, then test your palate with a tasting flight of Mercer Estate wines.

There's a new club in town that's creating quite a stir.

It's called Club 88, and it'll be swingin' into action May 16-19 in the theater at Columbia Basin College in Pasco.

Club 88 is loosely based on the popular, but now defunct, Rose Tattoo cabaret -- a hot spot in Los Angeles in the past century.

It's about the nightclub closing forever and sharing memories of all the stars who came through the doors in the '60s, '70s and '80s.

The story is the brainchild of Tri-City pianoman Steve Haberman, who wrote the music for the show. And even though the musical story is fictional, Haberman admits much of it was inspired by his own past and the years he was a pianoman at the Rose Tattoo.

"It's actually based more on the time period, which was one of my most creative and productive times," he told the Herald. "The musical is fictionalized a bit because I changed the time period (from when I was playing there) to at least 10 years earlier."

Naturally, the lead character is a piano player named Sammy who meets all sorts of singers, who eventually move on to fame.

"The play spans 20 years, from the 1960s to the 1980s, and what happens to America during that time and how it impacts the entertainment industry and the Rose Tattoo club," said co-director Ginny Quinley. "Steve's original music reflects the different emotions of those times. It's a show where we laugh and sometimes cry as we listen."

Even though Haberman created the show, he won't be playing the role of the pianoman. That will be handled by Bryan Foley. But the kicker is that Haberman will be playing the piano behind the scenes while Foley gives the audience the illusion he's tinkling the ivories.

"Stevie is playing all of his original music, and I am going to do my best to reproduce that out front on stage," Foley said. "I hope I can accomplish that illusion because after all, no one can beat the original class act himself."

Katrina Carlson plays Alexis, the piano player's love interest. The character is based on a woman Haberman got involved with many years ago at the Rose Tattoo.

"Steve talks about her, and it's fun to see the sparkle in his eye when he does," Carlson said. "He said it took him about a month to get up the nerve to ask her out, but it happens a lot quicker in the play. And I ask him out, not the other way around."

Daphne Block delivers powerful vocals in the role of Arnesha, a sassy young woman with a tender heart and a passion for music.

Block first worked with Haberman when she was cast in a lead role in CBC's production of Beehive.

"He wowed me then, and he wows me now," she said. She loved working with Haberman and told him he would be in big trouble if he didn't invite her to his next one.

"So when this show came up, he called me for the role of Arnesha," Block said. "To say the least, I was thrilled."

Paul Davis' role as Michael Phoenix was inspired by Haberman's friendship with Michael Feinstein, a renowned cabaret singer and pianist in Los Angeles.

Feinstein is well known for his work archiving a repertoire of standards called The Great American Songbook, a collection of some of the best and most influential songs of 20th century American culture, Davis said.

"I'm having a wonderful time portraying Phoenix because I can very much identify with Feinstein's love of this kind of music," he said.

"Club 88 is going to be amazing because Steve's real piano playing is phenomenal and the original songs he wrote could fit right into the Great American Songbook itself."

Quinley is sharing directing duties with John Tuttle, who also helped write the script, cast the characters and choreograph the show.

"I have worked with all of these people in the Tri-Cities, and I am the kind of person who sticks with who I know can do the job and I have history working with," Haberman said.

When Quinley first heard Haberman's idea, she saw similarities to Chorus Line.

"Stevie wrote 21 amazing songs from the happiest moments of his life to the most heartbreaking ones," she said. "The music is catchy, the lyrics are clever and the actors play their roles well. There are also some surprises, and the plot will keep you guessing and smiling."

Showtime is 7:30 p.m. May 16-18 with a 2 p.m. matinee May 19. Tickets cost $12 for adults and $10 for students and seniors. Ticket outlets are at Adventures Underground in Richland, JD's Time Center in Kennewick and the CBC bookstore on the Pasco campus. Tickets also are available at the door

The Drowsy Chaperone is a musical comedy for people who just love musicals. It is a madcap romp from the moment a lonely New Yorker puts the record player needle down to play the audience his favorite record. We join him and the entire cast as he recreates in his imagination a 1928 “classic” featuring glamorous stars in love, a frazzled Broadway producer and his dim-witted girlfriend, some faintly threatening gangsters, an aging Latin lover, and the title character, a tipsy and drowsy chaperone. All have convened for a wedding at a gorgeous mansion owned by a ditzy matron, but run by a perfect butler. Light, frothy, silly, charming, The Drowsy Chaperone is more PG-13 than some frequently performed musicals as this Prohibition-era story flaunts champagne and suggests some hanky-panky, but it is all in done in the tasteful style of an Astaire/Rogers movie. Please, come join the fun!

ACT presents three consecutive weekends of the magical and timeless classic, Disney's "The Little Mermaid." Tickets are available on line at www.academyofchildrenstheatre.org or at ACT. Shows are at 7 p.m. on May 10, 11, 17, 18, 24, and 25. Matinees are at 3 p.m. on May 11, 18 and 24.

The 16th Annual Tri-City Cougar Tailgate, set for Saturday, May 18, at the Southridge Event Center in Kennewick. Doors open at 5 p.m. and the event is sponsored by the Tri-Cities Cougar Club and the Cougar Athletic Fund. The evening will feature Washington State University coaches from a variety of sports, the WSU baseball team, live music from Highway 12 and Dueling Pianos Anywhere, dinner and a silent auction. Tickets for the Tri-City Cougar Tailgate are available at wsucougars.com/caf/caf-events.html.

Saturday May 18th in The Benton City downtown park. Vineyard City Art Festival offers a full day of music, dance and drama to the stage as well as author and artists providing demos and workshops . The event is free and family friendly and opens at 9 a.m with Cowboy Church. Full schedule and additional information is posted on website, www.vineyardcityarts.com, or Facebook www.facebook.com/VineyardCityArtsCouncil

Come enjoy an evening at

Wine & More;

With winemaker Sarah Hedges Goedhart from Hedges Family Estate Winery.  We will be featuring a variety of prestigious wines from the Goedhart Family Wines,

There will be gourmet appetizers served w/ of course some delightful wines! 

The  Cost is $20/ person

Wine & More is located at 3600 S. Zintel Way Suite C, Kennewick, WA

(509) 582-0120,

call for reservations

Fifty young athletes will compete in the state finals of the Junior High Division of the National High School Rodeo Association this weekend in Kennewick.

Sixth, seventh and eighth-grade boys and girls will participate in a variety of events including barrel racing, goat tying, breakaway roping, chute dogging, team roping, pole bending, ribbon roping, tie-down roping and bull riding.

The students, ages 11-14, have competed across the state all season, earning points. The state champions will be decided this weekend, with the top 4 in each event eligible for the National Junior High Finals Rodeo in Gallup, New Mexico.

The rodeo starts at noon on Saturday, May 18, and 10 a.m. Sunday, May 19 at the Benton County Fairgrounds in Kennewick.

Ten contestants from Columbia Burbank Middle School, Desert Hills Middle School, Park Middle School and Benton City Middle School and Pasco schools will participate in the action. Some local competitors have already qualified for the national finals in the target shooting event, which held its finals earlier in the month.

Admission is free and a concession stand will be open.

Live music at Hamilton Cellars with Roger Quesnell and Lee Ford. Roger's music is an intersection of fusion, funk, r&b, soul, blues, and jazz. He loves it all, loves to play it all, and sometimes fuses them all together. He and Lee join to create the perfect musical accompaniment to a bottle of Hamilton Cellars wine and a sunny Sunday afternoon on our patio. Wind down your weekend with us! Music will still go on in inclement weather, we'll just move into the tasting room.

There's a new club in town that's creating quite a stir.

It's called Club 88, and it'll be swingin' into action May 16-19 in the theater at Columbia Basin College in Pasco.

Club 88 is loosely based on the popular, but now defunct, Rose Tattoo cabaret -- a hot spot in Los Angeles in the past century.

It's about the nightclub closing forever and sharing memories of all the stars who came through the doors in the '60s, '70s and '80s.

The story is the brainchild of Tri-City pianoman Steve Haberman, who wrote the music for the show. And even though the musical story is fictional, Haberman admits much of it was inspired by his own past and the years he was a pianoman at the Rose Tattoo.

"It's actually based more on the time period, which was one of my most creative and productive times," he told the Herald. "The musical is fictionalized a bit because I changed the time period (from when I was playing there) to at least 10 years earlier."

Naturally, the lead character is a piano player named Sammy who meets all sorts of singers, who eventually move on to fame.

"The play spans 20 years, from the 1960s to the 1980s, and what happens to America during that time and how it impacts the entertainment industry and the Rose Tattoo club," said co-director Ginny Quinley. "Steve's original music reflects the different emotions of those times. It's a show where we laugh and sometimes cry as we listen."

Even though Haberman created the show, he won't be playing the role of the pianoman. That will be handled by Bryan Foley. But the kicker is that Haberman will be playing the piano behind the scenes while Foley gives the audience the illusion he's tinkling the ivories.

"Stevie is playing all of his original music, and I am going to do my best to reproduce that out front on stage," Foley said. "I hope I can accomplish that illusion because after all, no one can beat the original class act himself."

Katrina Carlson plays Alexis, the piano player's love interest. The character is based on a woman Haberman got involved with many years ago at the Rose Tattoo.

"Steve talks about her, and it's fun to see the sparkle in his eye when he does," Carlson said. "He said it took him about a month to get up the nerve to ask her out, but it happens a lot quicker in the play. And I ask him out, not the other way around."

Daphne Block delivers powerful vocals in the role of Arnesha, a sassy young woman with a tender heart and a passion for music.

Block first worked with Haberman when she was cast in a lead role in CBC's production of Beehive.

"He wowed me then, and he wows me now," she said. She loved working with Haberman and told him he would be in big trouble if he didn't invite her to his next one.

"So when this show came up, he called me for the role of Arnesha," Block said. "To say the least, I was thrilled."

Paul Davis' role as Michael Phoenix was inspired by Haberman's friendship with Michael Feinstein, a renowned cabaret singer and pianist in Los Angeles.

Feinstein is well known for his work archiving a repertoire of standards called The Great American Songbook, a collection of some of the best and most influential songs of 20th century American culture, Davis said.

"I'm having a wonderful time portraying Phoenix because I can very much identify with Feinstein's love of this kind of music," he said.

"Club 88 is going to be amazing because Steve's real piano playing is phenomenal and the original songs he wrote could fit right into the Great American Songbook itself."

Quinley is sharing directing duties with John Tuttle, who also helped write the script, cast the characters and choreograph the show.

"I have worked with all of these people in the Tri-Cities, and I am the kind of person who sticks with who I know can do the job and I have history working with," Haberman said.

When Quinley first heard Haberman's idea, she saw similarities to Chorus Line.

"Stevie wrote 21 amazing songs from the happiest moments of his life to the most heartbreaking ones," she said. "The music is catchy, the lyrics are clever and the actors play their roles well. There are also some surprises, and the plot will keep you guessing and smiling."

Showtime is 7:30 p.m. May 16-18 with a 2 p.m. matinee May 19. Tickets cost $12 for adults and $10 for students and seniors. Ticket outlets are at Adventures Underground in Richland, JD's Time Center in Kennewick and the CBC bookstore on the Pasco campus. Tickets also are available at the door

HiLARRYous Entertainment - Karaoke with a Twist

Tuesday, May 21 7:00 PM, Richland Public Library Maureen McQuerry is a novelist, poet and teacher. Her most recent novel for Young Adults, The Peculiars, has been named as a best of the year by YASLA/ALA, Bank Street and Westchester Awards. A starred review from Booklist says, “McQuerry offers a brooding northwest setting touched by steampunk elements to tell a story that is in equal parts inventive fantasy, light romance, and thrilling adventure. With a backdrop as strong as its heroine, this one is a page-turner.” Starred Review Booklist Her next two novels are for middle grade readers. Beyond the Door and The Telling Stone and will be published by Abrams/Amulet in 2014. Maureen began her writing career as a poet and has been published in many literary journals including Smartish Pace, Quidditty and The Southern Review. Her chapbook Relentless Light was the winner of the New Eden Chapbook award. Maureen teaches at Columbia Basin College

Foghorn Stringband is the shining gold standard for American stringband music, with seven albums, thousands of shows, over a decade of touring under their belts, and two entirely new generations of old-time musicians following their lead. Through all this, they’ve never let the music grow cold; instead they’ve been steadily proving that American roots music is a never-ending well of inspiration. http://foghornstringband.com/

Wednesday, May 22 7:00 PM, Richland Public Library Gwendolyn Cash James is currently writing poetry and nonfiction. She is a fifth-generation resident of Eastern Washington. Her work has appeared in magazines and journals including Born, Ascent, Cutthroat, and Rattle, and she is a past recipient of a Grant for Artistic Projects from the Washington Artists Trust. A chapbook of her poetry, Acts of Contrition, was chosen by Marvin Bell for inclusion in the New Poets: Short Books series published by Lost Horse Press. Her most recent work has been in collaboration with various musicians and artists. She currently resides in Spokane, Washington, where she is a member of the English Department Faculty at Spokane Community College.

What are the 10 most popular sport fishes in the Tri-Cities area? Fisheries biologist and author Dennis Dauble will be sharing information about their life history, migration timing (if they migrate) and distribution (i.e., where some of the more popular fishing areas are!) Dennis will have his book Fishes of the Columbia Basin available for purchase, but not required for participation. This is a Community Education program sponsored by the Kennewick School District. Southridge HS Rm B110 Dennis Dauble

Open Mic / Game Night - $5 appetizers

Plexus Worldwide, Inc. promotes Breast Health, Healthy Weight Loss, and Chronic Pain Relief Take the opportunity to learn about and sample the All-Natural Products that are leading the Industry in Cutting Edge All-Natural Whole Body Health, Wellness, and Preventive Care.

The Mary Lou and Stevie Show - Jazz

Thursday, May 23 7:00 PM, Richland Public Library Jim Lynch is the author of three acclaimed novels set in the Northwest. The Highest Tide won the 2006 Pacific Northwest Booksellers Award and was an international bestseller. Border Songs won the 2009 Washington State Book Award for fiction. And New York Times reviewer Janet Maslin picked his most recent novel, Truth Like the Sun, as one of her 10 favorite books of 2012. It also is a finalist for the Dashiell Hammett Prize. As a newspaper reporter, Lynch's honors included the Livingston Young Journalist Award for national reporting. He lives in Olympia, Washington with his wife and daughter.

Fusion, funk, r&b, soul, blues, and jazz. I love it all, love to play it all, and sometimes fuse them all together. I currently reside in the city of Kennewick, Washington, part of what is known as the Tri-Cities. And so here comes the necessary and shameless self promotion. I have several decades of experience playing in large and small venues throughout the United States and other parts of the world. I have shared the stage with people like Hoyt Axton, the Guess Who, Joe Williams, Kenny Rogers, Crow, Gene Harris, and many others. I have played in Las Vegas, Los Angeles, Montreal, Seattle, Boise, Boston, and Lake Tahoe, and many other cities.

Steve Carver - Solo Piano

A fun, non-serious art class using watercolors. No experience needed and all art supplies provided. Tippling allowed and laughter encouraged. The first glass of wine is on Goose Ridge and more is available for purchase by the glass or bottle. They will provide some nifty appetizers as well. Come let your inner creativity out! To register: http://www.eventbrite.com/event/6295258287#

Blake Noble is an Australian percussive guitarist whose focus is firmly set on re-creating the way the acoustic guitar is played. Blake moved to Seattle just six months ago and has hit the ground running, thanks largely to his biggest supporter - Cody Beebe (Code Beebe & the Crooks, Chinook Music Fest founder). He is the talk of the Pacific Northwest as he travels from gig to gig playing his incredible 12-string percussive guitar style, mixed with the Australian Didgeridoo - simultaneously. Think John Butler meets Les Claypool Meets Xavier Rudd.

Chelsea Spence - Harpist

Join us at the tasting room for the uplifting music of Josh Carlson. 7-10 PM. $5 cover includes wine tasting.

On the fourth Friday of every month we offer free public drop-in tours that will give you an excellent look at our facility. If you have a group of your own of at least 15 participants, we can schedule a private weekday or evening tour. We regularly provide tours for community groups, astronomy clubs, professional societies and others. Tours usually last about two hours. Tours work best for participants of middle school age and up, but all ages are welcome.

Local musicians are welcome to take a turn playing music from 6:30 p.m. - 10:30 p.m. every Friday night.
Acts include live jazz by Dave Clark and the team, Tri-Cities Saxtette, Latin American song and country by Jack Jones and Linda Moring, Piano solo by Debbie Eng, classical guitar by Anton Sinkov and one of the new band show.

Live music every Friday in the Barnard Griffin Wine Bar!

Primitive Circus has been together for almost two years now in one form or another. Currently a cover band, PC has developed a presence that entertains, inspires, and connects everyone who finds their way to a show. And oh what a show it is!

First Annual Teal to Toe Walk

Raising awareness for ovarian cancer

(Tri-Cities)  Ovarian Cancer Together, a new local organization for ovarian cancer survivors and families, is hosting its first annual one mile walk -  

Teal to Toe Walk

10:00 a.m. - Registration

11:00 a.m. - Opening Ceremony, 11:15 a.m. - Walk Starts

Saturday, May 25, 2013

Howard Amon Park, Richland, WA

The walk will start at the Howard Amon Park Pagoda located off of George Washington Way.  The walk is one mile long. 

Proceeds from the event will stay in state by going to the Marsha Rivkin Center for Ovarian Cancer Research. 

The pre-registration is $25 for adults, $15 for seniors and children under 9.  Pre-registration includes a t-shirt and drinks.  Registration at the event is $35.  Participants are encouraged to get pledges of support.  Registration can be done online at http://www.ovariancancertogether.org/.  There is also a downloadable form on the website. 

Sponsorships are available for the Teal to Toe Walk. Contact representatives of the Ovarian Cancer Together organization by calling 505 603-7878. 

May 8^th is International Ovarian Cancer Awareness Day.

For more information about the event or the Ovarian Cancer Together organization, contact Kay Kerbyson at 505-603-7878 or 509-967-1707 or Kay@ovariancansertogether.org. 

Heaven's Cave Cellars has been hosting the annual DASH Race for the Kids, for the past eight years on the Saturday of Memorial Day weekend in May on the grounds of the Prosser Wine & Food Park. The event benefits the Make The Dash Count Foundation and last year brought together more than 200 runners, walkers, bikers and other participants for a day of family fun and community building, more than doubling the attendance of previous years.

Three years ago we added a component to the event where businesses competed in a "BusinessTeam 5K Competition" to take home the "Traveling Trophy". This beautiful etched 3L wine bottle trophy was created by Fresh Northwest Design in Gig Harbor, WA. It has been on display at The Inn at Horse Heaven (last year's winners) over the past year. Your 4-Person team can be employees, friends or even members of your wine club.

We couldn't have done it without the generous support of our community.

This year, we'd like to truly make this event a "community building event" by involving as many businesses in our area as we can. We'd like to educate even more people about the work of The Make the DASH Count Foundation and the Columbia Valley Youth Board.

As you may know, the Make the DASH Count Foundation is committed to empowering our local youth to become the next generation of community leaders. We do this by engaging them in the process of philanthropy. High-school-aged students, led by an adult facilitator, participate in all stages of the grantmaking process, even making the final decisions about where to allocate funds. These grant monies go to deserving community programs serving at-risk youth in the Columbia Valley.

To make this year's DASH Race for the Kids successful, we like to ask for both your support and participation. Your donation will help us with set-up costs, event safety and facilitation of the day's planned activities.

BluMeadows has played jazz, funk, reggae, blues and rock with musicians like Bruce Hornsby, Branford Marsalis and Dave Lewis. He says he's toured with various groups through five continents. BluMeadows and Jimi Hendrix are alike in many ways and some would say their sound is very comparable. Don't miss out on a great performance.

Eduardo Mendonca - Brazilian Music

Come jam with some of the best local talent!

Eagles Tribute Band visits the Island. Our opening band is the well known Colorblind Band. Tickets now available for purchase. Doors open at 4:00pm. Outside family event. Drinks and Food available for purchase.

During the latter part of the Pleistocene Epoch (18-12 thousand years ago) gigantic outburst floods swept out of western Montana, across northern Idaho and much of eastern Washington down the Columbia River to the Pacific Ocean. Come follow part of the path of the greatest floods known to geology. Meet at Kamiakin High School and travel “upstream” through the Othello and Drumheller Channels that funneled water to the Tri-Cities area from the Quincy Basin. We’ll continue across the mouth of the Grand Coulee, over Pinto Ridge to Dry Falls and down the Lower Grand Coulee. We will see giant ripples on the West Bar formed by a late flood episode and visit dry cataracts of Potholes Coulee and Frenchman Coulee on the western rim of the Quincy Basin. We’ll follow the floods through Frenchman and Sentinal Gaps down the Columbia River back to the Tri-Cities. Bus trip is about 10 hours. Bring a lunch, drinks and snacks. Ask registrar about space limitations. Registration deadline is May 10. Tour limit is 20. This is a KSD Community Education program open to all.

Live music every Saturdays in the Barnard Griffin Wine Bar!

Join us for Happy Hour at Market Vineyards! From 4-6 PM, enjoy specials on wine and live entertainment, featuring music by Dan McCool. $5 tasting fee is refundable with a bottle purchase.

The Pasco Farmer's Market is one of the largest, outdoor, community farmers' 
markets in Washington state, selling a huge variety of locally-grown fruits, 
vegetables, and other products.  It is one of the longest-running farmers markets 
in the state, and has been in operation for over 30 years.

It is the only open-air farmers' market in our community with two covered pavillions, 
providing shade on sunny days, or cover on rainy days for our shoppers and 
vendors.  You will be delighted by the variety of products available!  We proudly 
offer fresh, local fruits, berries, and vegetables in season and organic produce.  
You can also find locally-raised beef and pork, eggs, poultry, local honey, coffee, 
baked goods (breads, cookies, cinnamon rolls), gourmet cheese, fresh-fruit 
beverages, kettle corn, hand-crafted jewelry and other goods from local artisans, 
and so much more!  Also: The donut machine is back!  Hot, freshly-made donuts 
-- made right before your eyes and they smell and taste so delicious.

Browse through "The Market" page, "Products in Season" for more details 
about the produce availability!

For lovely, fun photos of our market and vendors, click on "The Market" page, 
and go to the "Photo Gallery"!  We also have a list of "Vendors" there.  
(We have additional photos on our FACEBOOK page.)

Check out the "Events" page for all of the local music and entertainment that 
will be offered at the Pasco Farmers Market throughout our season!  
We are proud to present a wide variety of local entertainers, making the 
market a fun place to shop and get your favorite goods.  The entertainment 
is always "family friendly", for all ages.  Our successful and very fun 
"Music at the Market" has been running since 2004!

In October, we hold our annual "Pumpkin Contest" (carved or painted) 
for Teens and Children.  This is always a fun event for the whole family!

Who would have guessed that Two Mountain Rosé would pair so well with street tacos and sunshine? Celebrate the release of our Two Mountain Rosé and summertime in the valley, at our annual Rosé Release party! Mariano’s Tacos will be celebrating too, offering one free taco for a glass of Rosé purchased. Bring a picnic blanket or chair, sunscreen and a hat, and welcome summer with us at the winery! The Rosé is an off-dry blend of Cabernet Sauvignon and Cabernet Franc, cool, crisp, and refreshing. For tickets and information, contact us here: 509.829.3900 or kelly@twomountainwinery.com For event updates, check here: www.twomountainwinery.com or www.facebook.com/twomountain

A day dedicated to a couple of our favorite things!

Come wine taste with Winemaker Frank!

ACT presents three consecutive weekends of the magical and timeless classic, Disney's "The Little Mermaid." Tickets are available on line at www.academyofchildrenstheatre.org or at ACT. Shows are at 7 p.m. on May 10, 11, 17, 18, 24, and 25. Matinees are at 3 p.m. on May 11, 18 and 24.

The wait is about to come to an end. The defending Intense Conference champion Tri-Cities Fever returns to the Toyota Center on Friday night to play host to the Nebraska Danger in the 2013 home opener. Kickoff is 7:05 p.m. The Fever, with a roster filled with several new faces and some returning veterans, seeks its first win of the season against a Nebraska team that has impressed early on. Two weeks ago, the Fever dropped its season-opening game 42-38 to Colorado in a game that Tri-Cities (0-1) was decimated by injuries. On the other side, Nebraska is 2-0, having already beat defending IFL champion Sioux Falls two weeks ago, ending the Storm's 21-game win streak. Then last week, the Danger offense erupted in a 73-50 thumping of Colorado. "To me, they are the team to beat this season," said Fever coach Adam Shackleford. "They did a good job at putting together a talented roster; we will definitely see where we are at early on in the season." After the Colorado loss, Shackleford has been looking to fill gaps in his roster after an injury-riddled first game. Receiver Dejuan Miller, who had an impressive training camp and was expected to be one of the Fever's go-to receivers, hurt his foot prior to the season opener and is expected to be out at least a few more weeks. Receiver Ed Berry suffered a concussion against Colorado and is listed as probable for Friday's game. Running back Keola Antolin left the game against Colorado with an injured hand and has been placed on short term injured reserve. "Injuries really limit what you can do, but that's not an excuse," Shackleford said. "We have to make some adjustments and find ways to win football games." Injuries aside, Shackleford saw a lot of positives in his team's first game. One of them was quarterback Kasey Peters. Peters, in his first start, completed 23 of 43 passes for more than 200 yards. "I thought he played really well," Shackleford said. "We had a bunch of guys step up and play well, some better than we expected." The Fever returns to the Toyota Center where it was 6-1 last season, with their only setback was a 73-72 loss to Sioux Falls. Tri-Cities is 2-1 in season openers under Shackleford and has won its last two including a 70-44 win over Everett last season. "We are excited to come home and play in front of our fans,"Shackleford said. "I think we have the best fans in the IFL." - The Fever re-signed defensive back Dennis Rogan this week helping add some depth to the defensive backfield. Rogan, who was an all-Indoor Football League player in 2011, sat out last season with an injury. He was signed by the Fever in the off season and released before the season-opener against Colorado two weeks ago. Rogan, a former standout at the University of Tennessee, led the Fever with nine interceptions in 2011 to go with 66 tackles. He also had one forced fumble. He also was the Fever's top kick returner, averaged more than 20 yards per return and scored four touchdowns. - There are several promotions for Friday night's game including: Fan Appreciation Night sponsored by Mr. Rooter ... there will be Dollar Dogs brought to you by Lamb Weston and Franz Bakery ... 2013 schedule magnets are being handed out to the first 2500 fans through the door... Everyone 18 and older through the door receives a coupon for one free large, one-topping pizza from Papa Johns ... 2013 schedule posters will be handed out to the first 400 fans. In addition, the Fever will celebrate its 2012 season by raising the 2012 Intense Conference Championship banner. For tickets ticket information call 222-2215 or visit us online at http://www.tricitiesfever.com/.

TWO BANDS FROM TEXAS: Tejano Fire and TexManiacs. Show starts at 8. Tickets are $30 advance, $35 door.

Live music at Hamilton Cellars with guitarist/songwriter Gabe Knutzen. Gabe's music pairs perfectly with a summer afternoon on the patio with a bottle of Hamilton Cellars wines. Wind down your weekend on our patio (weather permitting) while listening to Gabe perform well-known hits and a few originals. Music will still go on in inclement weather, we'll just move into the tasting room.

Please join us in celebrating the fifth anniversary of our tasting room! Featuring fabulous Milbrandt Vineyards wine & live music by Blue Mountain Spanish Sounds. Limited menu will be available for purchase. Reservations are strongly recommended as tables go quickly; call 509.788.0030 or email tara@milbrandtvineyards.com for reservations and more information. $10 cover charge and complimentary for MBV Cellar Club members.

The Pacific Northwest Mustang Club will host the 33rd Annual Spring Show and Shine on May 25 and 26, 2013 at Howard Amon Park in Richland, WA. Many Saturday events, the main Show & Shine is on Sunday with trophies for three places in approximately 40 classes covering all makes and models, mostly Mustangs. (participant judged event; the host club doesn't vote). Contact: Chris Wollam at (509) 627-0761; email: cwollam@charter.net ;

Participating Wineries and Chef Announced!

The stage is set for your Memorial Day Wine Weekend! 24 medal winning wineries will be pouring some of Washington's top contenders on the terrace of Col Solare. Guest Chef Jake Crenshaw, Chef/Owner of Olive Catering in Walla Walla, will be there providing deliciousness at every turn.

NEW THIS YEAR!

40 lucky guests will take part in the Inaugural Vineyard Walking Tour hosted by growers on Red Mountain. On Sunday, get an up close and personal peek at the terroir and vines with Kiona and Jim Holmes of Ciel du Cheval before gathering together for a farm-to-table lunch with Charlie Hoppes at Fidelitas. Afterwards, enjoy a comparison tasting hosted by one of Red Mountain's oldest wineries, Hedges Family Estate.*

Ambassador Vineyard
Anelare
Canoe Ridge Winery
Chinook Wines
Col Solare
Cooper Wine Company
Corvus Cellars
Côte Bonneville
Côtes de Ciel
DeLille Cellars
EFESTĒ
Fidelitas
Force Majeure
Gordon Estate
Hightower Cellars
J. Bookwalter Winery
Kiona Vineyards Winery
Native Sun
Portrait Cellars
Reininger Winery
Seven Hills Winery
Tapteil Vineyard Winery
Terra Blanca Winery
van Loben Sels Cellars

Tickets on sale April 1 at http://www.auctionofwashingtonwines.org/ or by calling 206.326.5770.

Tickets
Revelry on Red Mountain (Saturday evening only) - $95 per person

Reveler on Red Mountain (Saturday evening and Sunday tour) - $195 per person

Red Mountain VIP - $595 (Includes two tickets to both events, two nights hotel accommodations and shuttle service to/from your hotel on Saturday.)

*Tickets for the Vineyard Walking Tour must be purchased as part of the package, individual tickets are not available. Space is limited for both events.

Las Vegas Beatles tribute Band on the Island!! Opening band will be THE SHADES. Outside Event. Drinks and Food will be available for purchase.

HiLARRYous Entertainment - Karaoke with a Twist

Open Mic / Game Night - $5 appetizers

The Mary Lou and Stevie Show - Jazz

All about Social Security Workshop. Come learn the ins and outs of social security and what role it should play with your current retirement income plans. Seating is extremely limited. Please RSVP by calling 509-783-2040. This is a FREE workshop with a light meal provided.

Danika Nolton - 13 year old country star

Organik Time Machine is a Four piece group based out of Southern Oregon, that blurs the lines between live and electronic music. Fusing live drums, guitar, keys and synths with their own electronic produced tracks, the band creates a sound that is all their own. Creating music that crosses boundaries and defies genres. Fusing songs with mood, emotion and atmosphere with bass heavy beat driven tracks that are sure to get the dance floor moving. With the use of live instruments and cutting edge electronic instruments the band retains the feel of a live band and can move from exploratory live improvisation to crushing electronic grooves in a matter of seconds, creating a sound that is electronic and organik all at the same time! The band has shared the stage with Bassnectar,Pnuma Trio, Particle, Souleye, EOTO, Zilla, The Glitch Mob, Heavyweight Dub Champion, Elliot Lipp, Lynx, and many more.

Organik Time Machine is a Four piece group based out of Southern Oregon, that blurs the lines between live and electronic music. Fusing live drums, guitar, keys and synths with their own electronic produced tracks, the band creates a sound that is all their own. Creating music that crosses boundaries and defies genres. Fusing songs with mood, emotion and atmosphere with bass heavy beat driven tracks that are sure to get the dance floor moving. With the use of live instruments and cutting edge electronic instruments the band retains the feel of a live band and can move from exploratory live improvisation to crushing electronic grooves in a matter of seconds, creating a sound that is electronic and organik all at the same time! The band has shared the stage with Bassnectar,Pnuma Trio, Particle, Souleye, EOTO, Zilla, The Glitch Mob, Heavyweight Dub Champion, Elliot Lipp, Lynx, and many more.

Steve Carver - Solo Piano

Raised in Yakima, Chapman began playing guitar at a young age. He spent time in Los Angeles, where he recorded at Ike and Tina Turner's studio, "Bolic Sound," has toured with the group Pressure Point, and later with three-time Grammy nominee Oleta Adams, his childhood friend. But between stops, Chapman has always migrated back home.

When his father (Jérémie Renier) abandons him, Cyril obsessively searches for his bicycle - placing his last bit of hope in this symbol of their relationship. Almost by accident, he becomes the ward of a kind hairdresser (Cécile de France - Clint Eastwood's Hereafter), who seems surprised to find herself so determined to help him. With his wild, unpredictable behavior and his disastrous search for father figures, Cyril risks losing her - though she refuses to give up without a fight. Full of heartbreaking betrayals and unexpected grace, The kid with a bike is a film about a child, abandoned to the elements, learning to become good.

Cindy McKay - Singer/Songwriter

Back by high demand. IN NOVEMBER, 2011 Fruition released a new EP, It Won’t Be Long, the third album for the quintet based in Portland, Oregon. In seven original songs, Kellen Asebroek, Mimi Naja, and Jay Cobb Anderson conspire to blend raw, live energy with the strings of traditional folk-Americana. Supported by Keith Simon on upright bass, and Tyler Thompson on drums, Fruition succeeds with lyrical prowess, and harmonies as vibrant as they are heart-breaking. Tracks like “Wastin’ Away,” and “Bent,” showcase an effortless swing from whiskey-rock to shoe-stomp, from ballad to anthem and everywhere between. This versatility has defined the band since it began in 2008, and hundreds of shows later, Fruition now plays to an ever-growing fan-base in more than a dozen states, to electrified audiences and frenzied dance-floors. With a focus on the West Coast, Fruition has played most major venues in Portland (The Crystal Ballroom, The Roseland, The Wonder Ballroom, and the Doug Fir,) the Great American Music Hall in San Francisco, the Mystic Theater in Petaluma, the Tractor Tavern in Seattle, and the Oregon Brewer’s Fest. The band headlined both late-night sets at Northwest String Summit in 2011. Through the years they’ve had the privilege to play with the likes of Vince Herman and Andy Thorne (Left Over Salmon), Jeff Austin (Yonder Mountain String Band), Zach Gill and Dan Lebowitz (ALO & Jack Johnson), Daniel Stern, and Danny Barnes. They continue to share the stage with some good friends, like Hot Buttered Rum, Greensky Bluegrass, Elephant Revival, Watertower Bucket Boys, the Quick & Easy Boys, the Clumsy Lovers, and Dead Winter Carpenters, to name a few. It Won’t Be Long was recorded and mixed by Tyler Thompson at the Woodshed Studio in Enterprise, OR, and mastered by Prince Elwood of Portland Underground Recording. The recording space was donated by the Wallowa Valley Music Alliance. Fans last heard from Fruition in 2010 with their full-length, self-titled album and on the 2010 PDX POP NOW compilation. Hawthorne Hoedown, their first EP, debuted in 2008.

Number one female AC/DC cover band in the world.

Local musicians are welcome to take a turn playing music from 6:30 p.m. - 10:30 p.m. every Friday night.
Acts include live jazz by Dave Clark and the team, Tri-Cities Saxtette, Latin American song and country by Jack Jones and Linda Moring, Piano solo by Debbie Eng, classical guitar by Anton Sinkov and one of the new band show.

Live music every Friday in the Barnard Griffin Wine Bar!

Join us for live music featuring local rock band Run From Cover. Get ready for a fantastic concert by one of you favorite local bands! $5 cover charge includes wine tasting. 7-10 PM

Award Winning singer and songwriter from Seattle brings you Blues and Jazz!

The SHADES are a classic rock and pop music band that play in the Tri-Cities, WA and surrounding areas. Covering everything from Kelly Clarkson to the Rolling Stones, The SHADES offer popular live that are enjoyed by many age groups. "The Tri-Cities and surrounding areas premier cover band! Rockin' out the best of the 60's, 70's, 80's and everything else!

46th Annual WBRA Futurity, Derby, & SpeedHorse Shoot Out Featuring The Never Won A Saddle Race (Saddle to Average Winner) Name of Arena: Benton County Fairgrounds 4H Arena, 1500 S Oak St., Kennewick, WA 99337 Date of Race: May 31 - June 2, 2013

Come enjoy breakfast in the park. Monies raised will help children in the Support, Advocacy & Resource Center (SARC)/Kids Haven and Safe Harbor Support Center programs. Esteemed chefs include: Andy Miller, Benton County Prosecuting Attorney; Ken Hohenberg, Kennewick Chief of Polie; Chris Skinner, Richland Chief of Police;Steve Keane, Benton County Sheriff; Leo Bowman, Past Benton County Commissioner.

When:  June 1st, 8 a.m. - 3 p.m.
Where:  Badger Mountain Trailhead Park
What:  A "Hike" Fundraiser for the National Fragile X Foundation
Why:  To help family and friends who are affected by Fragile X, and to promote community awareness.

Registration Fees:
$30 for individual adult (includes shirt); $20 hike only
$100 for family of 4 (includes 4 shirts)
$25 for children 6-16 (includes shirt); $15 hike only
 Shirts sold separately for $10

Kenny Day - R&B / Soul

Live music every Saturdays in the Barnard Griffin Wine Bar!

Untill you have seen Scott Pemberton play the guitar it is hard to describe what he does. His music comes from the heart, is very dancable and quite honestly, no one plays the guitar like him. He gets regular comparisons to other great musicians such as Jimi Hendrix, Dick Dale and James Brown, but after a brief listen it is clear that Scott has something all his own. "Classic rock, jazz, psychedelia and everything in between collide and fuse around the notion of discovery that jumps with ease from the composer to the listener.... Pemberton is a multi genre master and a clever lyricist who can convey fun while digging deep" (Willamette Week) The infectiously postive music Scott creates has been creating waves in Portland and around the region, his most recent Portland show at the Doug Fir sold out well in advance and the numbers at his performances on tour are quickly growing.

Award Winning singer and songwriter from Seattle brings you Blues and Jazz!

7th Annual United Way Young Leaders Society Golf Tournament. All levels of play are welcome- men, women, or mixed teams. Individuals who do not have their own team of four will be placed on a team. Entry includes green fees, carts, dinner and prize drawing entry.

Vicky and the Velvetones, formally know as Black Velvet have been together for 10 years, with lead singer/bass player Vicky Parker, lead guitar player and singer Kevin Cravens and drummer Eric Bruce. Newer members of the band include Danny Love (lead guitar player), and Jerry Thompson (drummer). Guest guitar players include Carl Holt and Jim Frank.

46th Annual WBRA Futurity, Derby, & SpeedHorse Shoot Out Featuring The Never Won A Saddle Race (Saddle to Average Winner) Name of Arena: Benton County Fairgrounds 4H Arena, 1500 S Oak St., Kennewick, WA 99337 Date of Race: May 31 - June 2, 2013

With the recent exoneration of front man Randy Blythe from all charges in the Czech Republic, LAMB OF GOD announces today a tour of secondary markets May 16th through June 20th. The tour continues the support of the album Resolution and hits 30 markets not yet visited on the current album cycle. Support on all dates will be Decapitated with Terror appearing through June 10th and The Acacia Strain appearing on the remaining shows.

Wind down your weekend by enjoying a bottle of wine on our patio (weather permitting) while listening to Steve Cary of Romagossa Blu fame! Steve's smooth guitar work and vocals, a glass or two of wonderful wine, and some good friends makes for a great Sunday afternoon! Music will still go on in inclement weather, we'll just move into the tasting room.

Joseph Spangler paintings & Paddy McNeely ceramics run from May 29 - June 26.
Reception is on June 2nd from 1 p.m. - 3 p.m.

For a complete list of the 2013 Featured Artists & Events, please visit http://www.alliedartsrichland.org/

HiLARRYous Entertainment - Karaoke with a Twist

The Mary Lou and Stevie Show - Jazz

Cliff Hines is one of the leading voices in progressive jazz guitar from New Orleans, LA. He attended the renowned arts high school NOCCA from 2003-2007 and later became a teacher there from 2007-2010. As a bandleader, he has toured the entire country including San Fransisco, Los Angeles, New York, Connecticut, Massachusetts (Harvard University), Austin (South by Southwest), Salt Lake City (The Orion Music Festival), Kansas City, Denver, and Oregon. He has also performed as a sideman at the Marciac Jazz Festival (Marciac, France), the High Sierra Music Festival (Quincy, CA), and multiple years at the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival. He has shared the stage with such heavyweights as Mike Dillon, Skerik, Marco Benevento, Stanton Moore, Johnny Vidacovich, Freekbass, Tony Clifton, Brian Haas and Mark Southerland (of Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey), John Speice (of Grupo Fantasma), Helen Gillet and has opened for a diverse group of acts such as Talib Kweli, Jeff Coffin (of Dave Matthews Band), Big Sam’s Funky Nation, and Eric Lindell. His first record “Like Mystics of Old” was released in 2009, and his second, “Wanderlust” (feat. New Orleans legends James Singleton, Bill Summers, Kent Jordan, and more) is due January 29th. He is currently touring with The Mike Dillon Band as their bassist/guitarist/keyboard player, their debut album “Urn” was released September 2012 on the Royal Potato Family Record Label.

Since breaking into the Portland Blues scene in the Mid-80's, Franco Paletta has become a mainstay of the city's Blues fans. His dynamic harp style and unique vocals has made him one of Portland's favorite Blues personalities. A Chicago Style Blues Band that makes you want to get up out of your seat and dance the night away. Franco's unique vocals and dynamic harp, along with the best players on the local scene and beyond make this a "must see" Blues act... Franco Paletta and The Stingers New CD "Can't Kick Love" was nominated "Best NW Recording" for 2010 by Cascade Blues Association.

Kennewick Art Walk occurs the First Thursday of every month. Stroll around the approximate 10 block area of historic downtown to view art galleries, and shops filled with art and the artists who create them. Businesses and artists change each month. Artwalk is a self-guided walking tour/open house in Historic Downtown Kennewick. Several businesses open and feature art and the artists who create.

A neighborhood farmers' market featuring farm fresh vegetables and fruits, nuts, baked goods, plants, local artisans and craftsmen, plus fun entertainment! Open Thursdays 4 p.m. to 8 p.m., June through October,

Steve Carver - Jazz Piano

 5:00- 6:00 McCurley Chevorlet Event Registration & Corvette Staging at McCurley Chevorlet

Corvette Caravan to Desert Wind Winery in Prosser, WA

Friday Night Reception Desert Wind Winery.  7:30 PM Dinner.

Come Celebrate America's Greatest Sports Car with an All American BBQ. Pit Masters: Mike Corrales and Henry Moore. Caterer: Desert Wind Winery.  Appetizers, Dinner, Dancing, Awars, and Live Auction. Live music by Groove City Band

Dan Myers Musical Mystery Tour

Since breaking into the Portland Blues scene in the Mid-80's, Franco Paletta has become a mainstay of the city's Blues fans. His dynamic harp style and unique vocals has made him one of Portland's favorite Blues personalities. A Chicago Style Blues Band that makes you want to get up out of your seat and dance the night away. Franco's unique vocals and dynamic harp, along with the best players on the local scene and beyond make this a "must see" Blues act.

Welcome to the Market at the Parkway

Richland's Farmers Market

At The Parkway between Jadwin Avenue
and George Washington Way in Richland, WA

Fridays, 9am - 1pm
June 7th through October 25th, 2013
(weather permitting)

Huge variety of produce, fruits, nuts, berries,
flowers, plants, beef, lamb, specialty foods
and wine, as well as crafts!

 

Musical entertainment most Fridays 10am - 12 noon

Formed from deep within the Westsound Union, Rippin Chicken plays a greasy brand of funky , bugaloo and soul jazz , executed with creative ease by 3 funky brothers from different mothers who LOVE to play together. After performing and recording together for the better part of a decade in groups such as, The Funk Revolution, The Lucky Mystery Now Orchestra, and The Bucks ( all under the direction of the great Lucky Brown), Rippin Chicken presents this power-house rhythm section as the center of attention, playing the music they wanna, in a style that is all their own. "A soul-food Organ trio gone Rippin'" Delvon Dumas - on Organ and Bass keys ( Megatron,Vaughn Kreesto, Lucky Brown) Olli Klomp - on Drums and consciousness (RTC, Lucky Brown) Ben Boom - on Guitar and Grease (Polyrhythmics, Unsinkable Heavies, Lucky Brown)

Sacajawea Bluegrass Festival

Sacajawea Bluegrass Festival and Dutch Oven Rendezvous, Pasco, Washington June 7-9, 2013. Ten years of great food and the best music!

We have been very busy getting everything lined up. First, we are excited to finally release the names of the bands for 2013.

The Bands

From Ohio comes "NewFound Road", with Tim Shelton (guitar), Jr. Williams (banjo), Joe Booker (mandolin) and Jamey Booher on bass. NFR has been on the bluegrass scene since 2001, and have played with some greats.

Filling out the "roots" of the bluegrass tree comes perhaps the finest old-time music band in the country, "Foghorn Stringband". We have had this band here in the past, but with some new members, and a heavy cajun influence, the songs may be different, but the sound is still the fine FSB of years past. Caleb Klauder (mandolin, fiddle, guitar), Stephen "Sammy" Lind (fiddle, banjo, guitar), Nadine Landry (bass), Reeb Willms (guitar)

We were blown away by this new arrival to the northwest traditional bluegrass scene. "Kevin Pace and the Early Edition" consists of leader, Georgian Kevin Pace, who literally grew up on bluegrass and gospel music. Kevin has surrounded himself with some hot playing young musicians and the tight vocal harmonies show the work ethic of this band. Kevin Pace (mandolin), Christopher Arndt (banjo), Josh Robertson (guitar), Matthew Arndt(fiddle), Jim Adams (bass).

we were heart broken that one of our favorite northwest bands "Prairie Flyer" decided to go their own ways musically. They were our first featured band at our first festival in 2004. Guess what? They have agreed to come together and play one more weekend at our festival! Jim Faddis (guitar), Andre Vashon, (mandolin, dobro), Jason Stewart (banjo), Dave Hackwith (bass).

Our local favorite band "Top String" is going to round out the festival with tasteful and accomplished music that goes beyond their youthful years. Zach Top(guitar), Madi Top (fiddle), Joram Top (mandolin), Kaiti Dewhirst (bass).

Ticket Price Information

Pre-sale weekend passes, $25, at the gate weekend passes $35. You can either mail a check with ticket order form, and SASE to our mailing address, or order through Brown Paper Tickets. Age 15 and under are free if accompanied by an adult.

Updated Camping Information

For 2013, camping will be allowed as early as noon on Wednesday June 5, 2013. Campers must vacate by noon on Monday June 10. camping fees remain at $12.00 per night per vehicle. Camping is first come first served, and fees will be collected at the state park when you arrive. We have just learned that the new bathroom with showers may not be ready by the festival. We will have temporary showers available, and port-o-potties, or a short walk to flush toilets.

Dutch Oven Rendezvous Information

Join us for our next Dutch Oven activity at the SBF & DOR June 8, Sat. dinner hour at the Dutch Oven potluck. Share recipes with fellow cooks and sample each others victuals. Members get discounted weekend passes at the gate or ahead of time at Kennewick Ranch & Home or on-line at our website. Folks with something cooked in a Dutch Oven and participating bands are invited to the potluck.

Discover Pass Information

The discover pass is a $10 per day per vehicle ( or $30 per year) access fee charged at all Washington State Parks. This fee is not charged to those camping at the park. GOOD NEWS. As luck would have it, Washington State Parks has decided to designate Saturday June 8 and Sunday June 9 as FREE DAYS; no Discover Pass required.

Thank you to all of our sponsors, John and Wendy Top, , Randy and Janet Schuler, Artmil Design Studio, Chief's RV, , RDO Equipment, Bennett Rentals, clover Island Inn, Jim and Jan Delfel, Vern and Sharon Crow, and the many volunteers who help make this event happen. We couldn't do it without any of you!

And.....thanks to our loyal Bluegrass campers who make this such a fun event. Please keep coming back! We can't wait to see you again!

Blues, Rock and Jazz coming to you from Walla Walla!

Saturday, June 8th

Columbia Park 8:00am - 3:00pm

8:00am Corvette Arrival & Registration

8am-2pm Make A Wish Silent Auction

8:30am Corvette Store Opens

10:00am "Rags Down"

2:00pm Judging Complete

3:00pm Awards Presentation

NCRS "On-Site" Judging School Presentation Saturday

!!BEST POST PARTY EVER!!

Clover Island Inn 5:30pm -

5:30-6:30pm Corvette Comedy Show David Crowe

6:45pm Donation Presentation to

7:00pm Outdoor Corvette Concert Groove City Band

Coyote Kings are the hottest new Blues, Roots, and Rock band from the Great Pacific Northwest, USA! Following the 2008 release of their Empire Award nominated CD "Feelin' Lucky," the 'Kings' have enjoyed a rapid rise in the Northwest and world-wide. They are now one of the most sought after event, festival, and just plain PARTY bands in the PNW! With the Summer 2009 release of their second CD, "Coyote Kings' Large Band Extravaganza," featuring 12 live and studio recorded original tracks, Coyote Kings are ready to get out and rock up the Blues for you. Their live show is one big high powered stunner!

It’s been a treat to hear Seattle-based singer-songwriter Jill Cohn’s folk-pop artistry evolve in recent years. Cohn’s sixth full-length CD, Seven Year Surrender, further advances her musical journey, and finds the formerly piano-centric artist playing more acoustic guitar as she gracefully dissects both the failures of love and the healing process.

LIGO Hanford offers Second-Saturday Public drop-in Tours at 1:30 p.m. and also Observatory Tours on the fourth Friday of every month at 3 p.m. Tours are free. 
Tour one of two gravitational wave observatories in the U.S. Your LIGO host wil provide a presentation about LIGO's research and will conduct a walking tour of the Observatory, including a visit to the control room. Comfortable shoes are recommended. All ages are welcome. LIGO's facilities are wheelchair accesssible.

For your $30.00 admission you will get a logo glass filled with a special McKinley Springs Wine (for those 21 and over). Enjoy music by Lolo Motion while sampling some of the best BBQ around. Come early and plan to stay late the sampling will begin shortly after 11am. We try to provide a comfortable atmosphere for everyone attending, however shade is limited. Feel free to bring your own umbrellas, chairs or blankets and side dishes to complement the BBQ. Water is also provided. Please no pets or outside alcohol beverages. The proceeds will go to the Guardians of Freedom Project. Their mission is to bring new clothing and daily essentials to our walking wounded soldiers currently serving in Kandahar Air Field, Camp Leatherneck, and Kabul, Afghanistan. Kids 12 and under are free. Limited dry camping available.

The ‘Round Nevada Classic Car Tour is an invitational run for people that enjoy touring Nevada and other western states in their classic car. This charity tour takes you on the highways and by-ways of the old and new west and lets you enjoy the hospitality of other car clubs along the way. This tour is dedicated to car enthusiasts that enjoy driving their classic cars and this year we are offering you a choice of our regular six day tour or an extended ten day tour.

The tour promotes Bill Harrah's vision of preserving the American automobiles and sharing them with the public at large. During our tour we assist numerous charities in the cities we visit: The Boys and Girls Clubs, Senior Centers, Hospitals, Lions Clubs, Chamber of Commerce projects and many others.

For more information about Round Nevada Classic Car Tour visit:  http://nevada-rides.com/

Blues, Rock and Jazz coming to you from Walla Walla!

Join the dig team for an introduction to the Columbia Basin’s Ice Age past. Learn about the flora and fauna of this area from thousands of years ago. This three hour session includes a PowerPoint slide introduction to the dig, a tour of the Dig House and the dig site, and a chance to participate in the wet-screening process. The class will meet in room 506 at Kamiakin HS then car caravan to the dig site southwest of Kennewick. Class limit 12. Kamiakin HS Rm 506 then drive own vehicle to site Advance registration required- Registration Deadline May 31 This is a Community Education program sponsored by the Kennewick School District. Gary Kleinknecht, Bax Barton & George Last

The Jelly Rizzo sound is straight up "Plounge", equal parts punk & heavy mellow lounge elements. Smug, sarcastic and firmly tongue in cheek but encourages a good time all the time. The bands entertaining live shows include a Catholic styled "collection plate", an attractive woman playing bongos and a 64 year old punk rock drummer.

The wait is about to come to an end. The defending Intense Conference champion Tri-Cities Fever returns to the Toyota Center on Friday night to play host to the Nebraska Danger in the 2013 home opener. Kickoff is 7:05 p.m. The Fever, with a roster filled with several new faces and some returning veterans, seeks its first win of the season against a Nebraska team that has impressed early on. Two weeks ago, the Fever dropped its season-opening game 42-38 to Colorado in a game that Tri-Cities (0-1) was decimated by injuries. On the other side, Nebraska is 2-0, having already beat defending IFL champion Sioux Falls two weeks ago, ending the Storm's 21-game win streak. Then last week, the Danger offense erupted in a 73-50 thumping of Colorado. "To me, they are the team to beat this season," said Fever coach Adam Shackleford. "They did a good job at putting together a talented roster; we will definitely see where we are at early on in the season." After the Colorado loss, Shackleford has been looking to fill gaps in his roster after an injury-riddled first game. Receiver Dejuan Miller, who had an impressive training camp and was expected to be one of the Fever's go-to receivers, hurt his foot prior to the season opener and is expected to be out at least a few more weeks. Receiver Ed Berry suffered a concussion against Colorado and is listed as probable for Friday's game. Running back Keola Antolin left the game against Colorado with an injured hand and has been placed on short term injured reserve. "Injuries really limit what you can do, but that's not an excuse," Shackleford said. "We have to make some adjustments and find ways to win football games." Injuries aside, Shackleford saw a lot of positives in his team's first game. One of them was quarterback Kasey Peters. Peters, in his first start, completed 23 of 43 passes for more than 200 yards. "I thought he played really well," Shackleford said. "We had a bunch of guys step up and play well, some better than we expected." The Fever returns to the Toyota Center where it was 6-1 last season, with their only setback was a 73-72 loss to Sioux Falls. Tri-Cities is 2-1 in season openers under Shackleford and has won its last two including a 70-44 win over Everett last season. "We are excited to come home and play in front of our fans,"Shackleford said. "I think we have the best fans in the IFL." - The Fever re-signed defensive back Dennis Rogan this week helping add some depth to the defensive backfield. Rogan, who was an all-Indoor Football League player in 2011, sat out last season with an injury. He was signed by the Fever in the off season and released before the season-opener against Colorado two weeks ago. Rogan, a former standout at the University of Tennessee, led the Fever with nine interceptions in 2011 to go with 66 tackles. He also had one forced fumble. He also was the Fever's top kick returner, averaged more than 20 yards per return and scored four touchdowns. - There are several promotions for Friday night's game including: Fan Appreciation Night sponsored by Mr. Rooter ... there will be Dollar Dogs brought to you by Lamb Weston and Franz Bakery ... 2013 schedule magnets are being handed out to the first 2500 fans through the door... Everyone 18 and older through the door receives a coupon for one free large, one-topping pizza from Papa Johns ... 2013 schedule posters will be handed out to the first 400 fans. In addition, the Fever will celebrate its 2012 season by raising the 2012 Intense Conference Championship banner. For tickets ticket information call 222-2215 or visit us online at http://www.tricitiesfever.com/.

NEW THIS YEAR
Sunday , June 9
Corvette AutoCross
Sponsored by Sage & Sand Sports Car Club at Tri-City Raceway
Gates open - 9am
Tech Inspection - 9-9:30am

Live music at Hamilton Cellars with guitarist/songwriter Gabe Knutzen. Gabe's music pairs perfectly with a summer afternoon on the patio with a bottle of Hamilton Cellars wines. Wind down your weekend on our patio (weather permitting) while listening to Gabe perform well-known hits and a few originals. Music will still go on in inclement weather, we'll just move into the tasting room.

Sacajawea Bluegrass Festival

Sacajawea Bluegrass Festival and Dutch Oven Rendezvous, Pasco, Washington June 7-9, 2013. Ten years of great food and the best music!

We have been very busy getting everything lined up. First, we are excited to finally release the names of the bands for 2013.

The Bands

From Ohio comes "NewFound Road", with Tim Shelton (guitar), Jr. Williams (banjo), Joe Booker (mandolin) and Jamey Booher on bass. NFR has been on the bluegrass scene since 2001, and have played with some greats.

Filling out the "roots" of the bluegrass tree comes perhaps the finest old-time music band in the country, "Foghorn Stringband". We have had this band here in the past, but with some new members, and a heavy cajun influence, the songs may be different, but the sound is still the fine FSB of years past. Caleb Klauder (mandolin, fiddle, guitar), Stephen "Sammy" Lind (fiddle, banjo, guitar), Nadine Landry (bass), Reeb Willms (guitar)

We were blown away by this new arrival to the northwest traditional bluegrass scene. "Kevin Pace and the Early Edition" consists of leader, Georgian Kevin Pace, who literally grew up on bluegrass and gospel music. Kevin has surrounded himself with some hot playing young musicians and the tight vocal harmonies show the work ethic of this band. Kevin Pace (mandolin), Christopher Arndt (banjo), Josh Robertson (guitar), Matthew Arndt(fiddle), Jim Adams (bass).

we were heart broken that one of our favorite northwest bands "Prairie Flyer" decided to go their own ways musically. They were our first featured band at our first festival in 2004. Guess what? They have agreed to come together and play one more weekend at our festival! Jim Faddis (guitar), Andre Vashon, (mandolin, dobro), Jason Stewart (banjo), Dave Hackwith (bass).

Our local favorite band "Top String" is going to round out the festival with tasteful and accomplished music that goes beyond their youthful years. Zach Top(guitar), Madi Top (fiddle), Joram Top (mandolin), Kaiti Dewhirst (bass).

Ticket Price Information

Pre-sale weekend passes, $25, at the gate weekend passes $35. You can either mail a check with ticket order form, and SASE to our mailing address, or order through Brown Paper Tickets. Age 15 and under are free if accompanied by an adult.

Updated Camping Information

For 2013, camping will be allowed as early as noon on Wednesday June 5, 2013. Campers must vacate by noon on Monday June 10. camping fees remain at $12.00 per night per vehicle. Camping is first come first served, and fees will be collected at the state park when you arrive. We have just learned that the new bathroom with showers may not be ready by the festival. We will have temporary showers available, and port-o-potties, or a short walk to flush toilets.

Dutch Oven Rendezvous Information

Join us for our next Dutch Oven activity at the SBF & DOR June 8, Sat. dinner hour at the Dutch Oven potluck. Share recipes with fellow cooks and sample each others victuals. Members get discounted weekend passes at the gate or ahead of time at Kennewick Ranch & Home or on-line at our website. Folks with something cooked in a Dutch Oven and participating bands are invited to the potluck.

Discover Pass Information

The discover pass is a $10 per day per vehicle ( or $30 per year) access fee charged at all Washington State Parks. This fee is not charged to those camping at the park. GOOD NEWS. As luck would have it, Washington State Parks has decided to designate Saturday June 8 and Sunday June 9 as FREE DAYS; no Discover Pass required.

Thank you to all of our sponsors, John and Wendy Top, , Randy and Janet Schuler, Artmil Design Studio, Chief's RV, , RDO Equipment, Bennett Rentals, clover Island Inn, Jim and Jan Delfel, Vern and Sharon Crow, and the many volunteers who help make this event happen. We couldn't do it without any of you!

And.....thanks to our loyal Bluegrass campers who make this such a fun event. Please keep coming back! We can't wait to see you again!

The brig Lady Washington, the Official Ship of Washington State, and the topsail ketch Hawaiian Chieftain, begin a seven week tour of the Columbia River ports on May 14.  The ships are scheduled to arrive at the Port of Pasco on June 7 and will have tours June 8, 9, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15 & 16.  Check website for details and what tours are available what day.
Activities include walk-on tours, which include an opportunity for visitors to tour the ships and speak with the crews, similar to an open house.
Sailing excursions include three-hour Battle Sails, featuring real cannon firing real gunpowder (but no cannon balls).  Tickets are $60 adults, $50 students/seniors/active military, $40 children 12/under.  Two-hour Adventure sails include a chance to help raise a sail, learn a sea shanty, and take the helm of a real tall ship, conditions permitting.  Tickets are $39 all ages.  Also priced at $39, Evening Sails are two-hour sunset excursions similar to Adventure Sails. Some mid-week Evening Sail tickets are value-priced at $29 all ages.  To purchase tickets, call 800-200-5329 or visit http://www.historicalseaport.org/ (Not all activities availalbe at all ports.)

Colorado based Electro-Americana singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and innovative Loop Artist. His new CD Cracked Open—is an eclectic fusion of folk-rock, AfroGrass (worldbeat/bluegrass hybrid) and electronica. 

Karaoke Tuesday! Industry night - $1 Jello shots & drink specials

The brig Lady Washington, the Official Ship of Washington State, and the topsail ketch Hawaiian Chieftain, begin a seven week tour of the Columbia River ports on May 14.  The ships are scheduled to arrive at the Port of Pasco on June 7 and will have tours June 8, 9, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15 & 16.  Check website for details and what tours are available what day.
Activities include walk-on tours, which include an opportunity for visitors to tour the ships and speak with the crews, similar to an open house.
Sailing excursions include three-hour Battle Sails, featuring real cannon firing real gunpowder (but no cannon balls).  Tickets are $60 adults, $50 students/seniors/active military, $40 children 12/under.  Two-hour Adventure sails include a chance to help raise a sail, learn a sea shanty, and take the helm of a real tall ship, conditions permitting.  Tickets are $39 all ages.  Also priced at $39, Evening Sails are two-hour sunset excursions similar to Adventure Sails. Some mid-week Evening Sail tickets are value-priced at $29 all ages.  To purchase tickets, call 800-200-5329 or visit http://www.historicalseaport.org/ (Not all activities availalbe at all ports.)

Eric Herman and the Thunder Puppies will be at the Richland Public Library to help kick off the 2013 Summer Reading Program. Filled with creativity, excitement, and outrageously fun songs, this event will appeal to kids and adults.

Open Mic / Game Night - $5 appetizers

Plexus Worldwide, Inc. promotes Breast Health, Healthy Weight Loss, and Chronic Pain Relief Take the opportunity to learn about and sample the All-Natural Products that are leading the Industry in Cutting Edge All-Natural Whole Body Health, Wellness, and Preventive Care. www.facebook.com/ChrisSherrellsPlexusSlim www.SprinkleDrink.com www.SprinklinPink.com

The brig Lady Washington, the Official Ship of Washington State, and the topsail ketch Hawaiian Chieftain, begin a seven week tour of the Columbia River ports on May 14.  The ships are scheduled to arrive at the Port of Pasco on June 7 and will have tours June 8, 9, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15 & 16.  Check website for details and what tours are available what day.
Activities include walk-on tours, which include an opportunity for visitors to tour the ships and speak with the crews, similar to an open house.
Sailing excursions include three-hour Battle Sails, featuring real cannon firing real gunpowder (but no cannon balls).  Tickets are $60 adults, $50 students/seniors/active military, $40 children 12/under.  Two-hour Adventure sails include a chance to help raise a sail, learn a sea shanty, and take the helm of a real tall ship, conditions permitting.  Tickets are $39 all ages.  Also priced at $39, Evening Sails are two-hour sunset excursions similar to Adventure Sails. Some mid-week Evening Sail tickets are value-priced at $29 all ages.  To purchase tickets, call 800-200-5329 or visit http://www.historicalseaport.org/ (Not all activities availalbe at all ports.)

The Mary Lou and Stevie Show - Jazz

We first came together as a group in the spring of 2009 as a result of some soul searching and talent scouting with each band members' commitment to find the ultimate sound that is different from anything you will find in the local night life scene... Traditional & Original Rogue-House Blues.... full of sound!!!!!

Bridgette Austin - Singer/Songwriter

A neighborhood farmers' market featuring farm fresh vegetables and fruits, nuts, baked goods, plants, local artisans and craftsmen, plus fun entertainment! Open Thursdays 4 p.m. to 8 p.m., June through October,

The brig Lady Washington, the Official Ship of Washington State, and the topsail ketch Hawaiian Chieftain, begin a seven week tour of the Columbia River ports on May 14.  The ships are scheduled to arrive at the Port of Pasco on June 7 and will have tours June 8, 9, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15 & 16.  Check website for details and what tours are available what day.
Activities include walk-on tours, which include an opportunity for visitors to tour the ships and speak with the crews, similar to an open house.
Sailing excursions include three-hour Battle Sails, featuring real cannon firing real gunpowder (but no cannon balls).  Tickets are $60 adults, $50 students/seniors/active military, $40 children 12/under.  Two-hour Adventure sails include a chance to help raise a sail, learn a sea shanty, and take the helm of a real tall ship, conditions permitting.  Tickets are $39 all ages.  Also priced at $39, Evening Sails are two-hour sunset excursions similar to Adventure Sails. Some mid-week Evening Sail tickets are value-priced at $29 all ages.  To purchase tickets, call 800-200-5329 or visit http://www.historicalseaport.org/ (Not all activities availalbe at all ports.)

Wabi Sabi - Funk/Fusion with special guests

Black Cat Bone with Dirty Rivers Blues Band

The Beatles, Bob Dylan, Joni Mitchell, Neil Young, Judy Collins, The Byrds, The Seekers, Eva Cassidy and more…

A non-profit band based out of Kennewick bringing you Jazz, Big Band, Swing, Rock and Funk!

The brig Lady Washington, the Official Ship of Washington State, and the topsail ketch Hawaiian Chieftain, begin a seven week tour of the Columbia River ports on May 14.  The ships are scheduled to arrive at the Port of Pasco on June 7 and will have tours June 8, 9, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15 & 16.  Check website for details and what tours are available what day.
Activities include walk-on tours, which include an opportunity for visitors to tour the ships and speak with the crews, similar to an open house.
Sailing excursions include three-hour Battle Sails, featuring real cannon firing real gunpowder (but no cannon balls).  Tickets are $60 adults, $50 students/seniors/active military, $40 children 12/under.  Two-hour Adventure sails include a chance to help raise a sail, learn a sea shanty, and take the helm of a real tall ship, conditions permitting.  Tickets are $39 all ages.  Also priced at $39, Evening Sails are two-hour sunset excursions similar to Adventure Sails. Some mid-week Evening Sail tickets are value-priced at $29 all ages.  To purchase tickets, call 800-200-5329 or visit http://www.historicalseaport.org/ (Not all activities availalbe at all ports.)

Join the Tri-City Dust Devils for thier Opening Night game against the Vancouver Canadians.  Fireworks follow after this game and every Saturday night game.  Special ticket rates are available for groups of 20 or more. Season tickets, mini-plans, individual, and group tickets can be purchased by contacting the Dust Devils front office at (509) 544-8789 or at the Gesa Stadium box office.

A Ladies Afternoon Soirée to support emergency shelter and services for women and children affected by domestic violence.

If someone wishes to volunteer, he or she should go to this website, http://arcstart2013.org/index.php/how-you-can-help/   or contact Dianna Clark at don-n-di@charter.net  or 509-521-2709.   We will need lots of volunteers.

Roller Derby Action at Toyota Center in Kennewick! Adults $12 in advance or $14 at the door Kids $8 in advance or $10 at the door Children 5 and under FREE The Atomic City Rollergirls are the Tri-Cities' original competitive women's flat track roller derby league! Founded in 2007, Atomic City is made of about 25 fearless wheeling warriors. It is a non-profit corporation in the State of Washington. The league promotes athleticism for all women; every size and background is welcome. Atomic City encourages its members to maximize their individual potentials while working together as a supportive team. The league also gives back to the community by volunteering and providing financial donations to worthwhile charitable causes.

Two event races consisting of well constructed derby cars.  Special needs kids will be co-piloting with skilled drivers.  Please contact the Richland Kiwanis Club for more information about having your special needs child have the opportunity to race with these drivers.

Henry Stevens- 509-737-1106

The legendary Blues man Gary Winston leads this powerhouse group featuring vocals by Erica Ingersol and Bass by Marcel, Killer Percussion by Kyle, and Energetic Keyboard playing by Gary Hemenway. Be prepared to dance and groove.

The Northwest Run/Walk for Epilepsy benefits the Epilepsy Foundation Northwest AND partner agency the Arc of Tri-Cities, both leading the fight to stop seizures, find a cure and overcome challenges created by epilepsy.

A non-profit band based out of Kennewick bringing you Jazz, Big Band, Swing, Rock and Funk!

The brig Lady Washington, the Official Ship of Washington State, and the topsail ketch Hawaiian Chieftain, begin a seven week tour of the Columbia River ports on May 14.  The ships are scheduled to arrive at the Port of Pasco on June 7 and will have tours June 8, 9, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15 & 16.  Check website for details and what tours are available what day.
Activities include walk-on tours, which include an opportunity for visitors to tour the ships and speak with the crews, similar to an open house.
Sailing excursions include three-hour Battle Sails, featuring real cannon firing real gunpowder (but no cannon balls).  Tickets are $60 adults, $50 students/seniors/active military, $40 children 12/under.  Two-hour Adventure sails include a chance to help raise a sail, learn a sea shanty, and take the helm of a real tall ship, conditions permitting.  Tickets are $39 all ages.  Also priced at $39, Evening Sails are two-hour sunset excursions similar to Adventure Sails. Some mid-week Evening Sail tickets are value-priced at $29 all ages.  To purchase tickets, call 800-200-5329 or visit http://www.historicalseaport.org/ (Not all activities availalbe at all ports.)

Tony Woods - Singer/Songwriter

Join the Tri-City Dust Devils against the Vancouver Canadians.  Fireworks follow after this game.  Ticket plans start at just $49, with full-season tickets available for as low as $259. Special ticket rates are available for groups of 20 or more. Season tickets, mini-plans, and group tickets can be purchased by contacting the Dust Devils front office at (509) 544-8789 or at the Gesa Stadium box office.

Supply List: Bring whatever watercolor supplies you have. If it doesn’t already include the following, please bring: •Assorted colors of Artist Quality watercolor tube paints •Tube of white watercolor gouache, for the morning project. •An assortment of flat brushes for the afternoon project. •1 full sheet 22×30 140lb cold press paper. Torn in half works. Water Containers, boards and sponges will be provided. Bring a sack lunch or a few extra dollars, we often call in Greek Food. Co-taught with Suzi Vitulli: www.suzivitulli.com

Ever since World's Finest formed in the winter of 2011, you'd be hard-pressed to find a more versatile and unique group of musicians anywhere in the NW. Blending ska, bluegrass, dub, punk and everything in between, this 5 piece Portland band has created a genre all their own, and has been steadily filling up dance floors and packing venues wherever they go. The diverse backgrounds of the different members really come to light in the varied, but truly authentic sound of the band's many compositions. Heartfelt love songs mingle with tales of life on the road and stories of everyday existence. Every time they step on stage, Chris Couch (guitar), Dan Hurley (banjo), Evan Malfer (upright bass), Mike Apodaca (drums), and Sean McLean (sax) project an undeniable energy and passion for their craft. Following up the success of their debut album 'Pattern', World's Finest is poised to release their new LP entitled '33'. Showcasing their wide variety of influences and abilities, excitement for this new recording has been building within the band and their ever-growing fan base. With a release date in November 2012, keep your eyes and ears open for the World's Finest name to start spreading across the country, as the band tours steadily in support of their new offering.

If someone wishes to volunteer, he or she should go to this website, http://arcstart2013.org/index.php/how-you-can-help/   or contact Dianna Clark at don-n-di@charter.net  or 509-521-2709.   We will need lots of volunteers.

Live music at Hamilton Cellars with Jamie Nasario. Wind down your weekend by enjoying a bottle of wine on our patio (weather permitting) while listening to Jamie's soul driven voice and bluesy repertoire which captures the classic vibe from the 50's and 60's while still maintaining a modern flavor. Music will still go on in inclement weather, we'll just move into the tasting room.

The brig Lady Washington, the Official Ship of Washington State, and the topsail ketch Hawaiian Chieftain, begin a seven week tour of the Columbia River ports on May 14.  The ships are scheduled to arrive at the Port of Pasco on June 7 and will have tours June 8, 9, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15 & 16.  Check website for details and what tours are available what day.
Activities include walk-on tours, which include an opportunity for visitors to tour the ships and speak with the crews, similar to an open house.
Sailing excursions include three-hour Battle Sails, featuring real cannon firing real gunpowder (but no cannon balls).  Tickets are $60 adults, $50 students/seniors/active military, $40 children 12/under.  Two-hour Adventure sails include a chance to help raise a sail, learn a sea shanty, and take the helm of a real tall ship, conditions permitting.  Tickets are $39 all ages.  Also priced at $39, Evening Sails are two-hour sunset excursions similar to Adventure Sails. Some mid-week Evening Sail tickets are value-priced at $29 all ages.  To purchase tickets, call 800-200-5329 or visit http://www.historicalseaport.org/ (Not all activities availalbe at all ports.)

Join the Tri-City Dust Devils against the Vancouver Canadians.  Ticket plans start at just $49, with full-season tickets available for as low as $259. Special ticket rates are available for groups of 20 or more. Season tickets, mini-plans, and group tickets can be purchased by contacting the Dust Devils front office at (509) 544-8789 or at the Gesa Stadium box office.

Volunteers needed!

Karaoke Tuesday! Industry night - $1 Jello shots & drink specials

The Red Mountain Artists run April 30th - May 24th.
Reception and Awards Ceremony is May 5th from 1 p.m. - 3 p.m.

For a complete list of the 2013 Featured Artists & Events, please visit http://www.alliedartsrichland.org/

Joseph Spangler paintings & Paddy McNeely ceramics run from May 29 - June 26.
Reception is on June 2nd from 1 p.m. - 3 p.m.

For a complete list of the 2013 Featured Artists & Events, please visit http://www.alliedartsrichland.org/

May 13 – June 6 May 16, Opening reception and awards ceremony 7 PM The closing show for the Spring Term at the Esvelt Gallery is the much anticipated Annual Juried Student art show, which will run from May 13th through June 6th 2013. This exhibition will be juried by Robert Fisher who is the art department chair and instructor of painting, design, and art history at Yakima Community College. He will be rewarding over $3,000 worth of prizes at the opening awards ceremony on May 16th at 7:00pm in the gallery. Immediately following the presentation there will be a reception for all attendees. There will be over 80 works of art in the exhibition representing all the various areas of art that the students are instructed in at CBC including ceramics, painting, drawing, illustration, graphic design, photography, sculpture, and 2 and 3 dimensional design. This year’s poster for the show was designed by one of CBC’s Graphic Art Majors, Jaime Robles. Esvelt Gallery in P Building at Columbia Basin College, Pasco Campus Gallery Hours: Monday-Thursday, 8 AM-8:30 PM Friday, 8 AM-12 PM Saturday- Sunday, CLOSED

Nestled in the heart of Washington's Wine Country, discover Tagaris Winery, home to fine-dining restaurant Taverna Tagaris. Enjoy award-winning wines and Mediterranean cuisine in an old-world setting.

Taverna Tagaris' authentic Mediterranean fare features delectable Pacific Northwest meats, sea foods, and seasonal game, paired with delicious, handcrafted Tagaris Wines.

The train runs from Saturdays & Sundays from 1 - 5 p.m. through early Fall.  The cost to ride on the Dreamland Express is $.50 for kids and $1 for adults for the 15 minute ride through the east end of Columbia Park. The Dreamland Express is owned and operated by the Kiwanis Club of the Horse Heaven Hills.   

Join us every Tuesday morning at 10:00 AM for Toddler Storytime with Miss Candi. She will read stories and provide snacks at the end. Join us!

Fifty young athletes will compete in the state finals of the Junior High Division of the National High School Rodeo Association this weekend in Kennewick.

Sixth, seventh and eighth-grade boys and girls will participate in a variety of events including barrel racing, goat tying, breakaway roping, chute dogging, team roping, pole bending, ribbon roping, tie-down roping and bull riding.

The students, ages 11-14, have competed across the state all season, earning points. The state champions will be decided this weekend, with the top 4 in each event eligible for the National Junior High Finals Rodeo in Gallup, New Mexico.

The rodeo starts at noon on Saturday, May 18, and 10 a.m. Sunday, May 19 at the Benton County Fairgrounds in Kennewick.

Ten contestants from Columbia Burbank Middle School, Desert Hills Middle School, Park Middle School and Benton City Middle School and Pasco schools will participate in the action. Some local competitors have already qualified for the national finals in the target shooting event, which held its finals earlier in the month.

Admission is free and a concession stand will be open.

The Pasco Farmer's Market is one of the largest, outdoor, community farmers' 
markets in Washington state, selling a huge variety of locally-grown fruits, 
vegetables, and other products.  It is one of the longest-running farmers markets 
in the state, and has been in operation for over 30 years.

It is the only open-air farmers' market in our community with two covered pavillions, 
providing shade on sunny days, or cover on rainy days for our shoppers and 
vendors.  You will be delighted by the variety of products available!  We proudly 
offer fresh, local fruits, berries, and vegetables in season and organic produce.  
You can also find locally-raised beef and pork, eggs, poultry, local honey, coffee, 
baked goods (breads, cookies, cinnamon rolls), gourmet cheese, fresh-fruit 
beverages, kettle corn, hand-crafted jewelry and other goods from local artisans, 
and so much more!  Also: The donut machine is back!  Hot, freshly-made donuts 
-- made right before your eyes and they smell and taste so delicious.

Browse through "The Market" page, "Products in Season" for more details 
about the produce availability!

For lovely, fun photos of our market and vendors, click on "The Market" page, 
and go to the "Photo Gallery"!  We also have a list of "Vendors" there.  
(We have additional photos on our FACEBOOK page.)

Check out the "Events" page for all of the local music and entertainment that 
will be offered at the Pasco Farmers Market throughout our season!  
We are proud to present a wide variety of local entertainers, making the 
market a fun place to shop and get your favorite goods.  The entertainment 
is always "family friendly", for all ages.  Our successful and very fun 
"Music at the Market" has been running since 2004!

In October, we hold our annual "Pumpkin Contest" (carved or painted) 
for Teens and Children.  This is always a fun event for the whole family!

Purchase tickets during regular box office hours or online, or look for our booth at the Richland Farmers Market.

The Pasco Farmer's Market is one of the largest, outdoor, community farmers' 
markets in Washington state, selling a huge variety of locally-grown fruits, 
vegetables, and other products.  It is one of the longest-running farmers markets 
in the state, and has been in operation for over 30 years.

It is the only open-air farmers' market in our community with two covered pavillions, 
providing shade on sunny days, or cover on rainy days for our shoppers and 
vendors.  You will be delighted by the variety of products available!  We proudly 
offer fresh, local fruits, berries, and vegetables in season and organic produce.  
You can also find locally-raised beef and pork, eggs, poultry, local honey, coffee, 
baked goods (breads, cookies, cinnamon rolls), gourmet cheese, fresh-fruit 
beverages, kettle corn, hand-crafted jewelry and other goods from local artisans, 
and so much more!  Also: The donut machine is back!  Hot, freshly-made donuts 
-- made right before your eyes and they smell and taste so delicious.

Browse through "The Market" page, "Products in Season" for more details 
about the produce availability!

For lovely, fun photos of our market and vendors, click on "The Market" page, 
and go to the "Photo Gallery"!  We also have a list of "Vendors" there.  
(We have additional photos on our FACEBOOK page.)

Check out the "Events" page for all of the local music and entertainment that 
will be offered at the Pasco Farmers Market throughout our season!  
We are proud to present a wide variety of local entertainers, making the 
market a fun place to shop and get your favorite goods.  The entertainment 
is always "family friendly", for all ages.  Our successful and very fun 
"Music at the Market" has been running since 2004!

In October, we hold our annual "Pumpkin Contest" (carved or painted) 
for Teens and Children.  This is always a fun event for the whole family!

ACT presents three consecutive weekends of the magical and timeless classic, Disney's "The Little Mermaid." Tickets are available on line at www.academyofchildrenstheatre.org or at ACT. Shows are at 7 p.m. on May 10, 11, 17, 18, 24, and 25. Matinees are at 3 p.m. on May 11, 18 and 24.

Participating Wineries and Chef Announced!

The stage is set for your Memorial Day Wine Weekend! 24 medal winning wineries will be pouring some of Washington's top contenders on the terrace of Col Solare. Guest Chef Jake Crenshaw, Chef/Owner of Olive Catering in Walla Walla, will be there providing deliciousness at every turn.

NEW THIS YEAR!

40 lucky guests will take part in the Inaugural Vineyard Walking Tour hosted by growers on Red Mountain. On Sunday, get an up close and personal peek at the terroir and vines with Kiona and Jim Holmes of Ciel du Cheval before gathering together for a farm-to-table lunch with Charlie Hoppes at Fidelitas. Afterwards, enjoy a comparison tasting hosted by one of Red Mountain's oldest wineries, Hedges Family Estate.*

Ambassador Vineyard
Anelare
Canoe Ridge Winery
Chinook Wines
Col Solare
Cooper Wine Company
Corvus Cellars
Côte Bonneville
Côtes de Ciel
DeLille Cellars
EFESTĒ
Fidelitas
Force Majeure
Gordon Estate
Hightower Cellars
J. Bookwalter Winery
Kiona Vineyards Winery
Native Sun
Portrait Cellars
Reininger Winery
Seven Hills Winery
Tapteil Vineyard Winery
Terra Blanca Winery
van Loben Sels Cellars

Tickets on sale April 1 at http://www.auctionofwashingtonwines.org/ or by calling 206.326.5770.

Tickets
Revelry on Red Mountain (Saturday evening only) - $95 per person

Reveler on Red Mountain (Saturday evening and Sunday tour) - $195 per person

Red Mountain VIP - $595 (Includes two tickets to both events, two nights hotel accommodations and shuttle service to/from your hotel on Saturday.)

*Tickets for the Vineyard Walking Tour must be purchased as part of the package, individual tickets are not available. Space is limited for both events.

The Pasco Farmer's Market is one of the largest, outdoor, community farmers' 
markets in Washington state, selling a huge variety of locally-grown fruits, 
vegetables, and other products.  It is one of the longest-running farmers markets 
in the state, and has been in operation for over 30 years.

It is the only open-air farmers' market in our community with two covered pavillions, 
providing shade on sunny days, or cover on rainy days for our shoppers and 
vendors.  You will be delighted by the variety of products available!  We proudly 
offer fresh, local fruits, berries, and vegetables in season and organic produce.  
You can also find locally-raised beef and pork, eggs, poultry, local honey, coffee, 
baked goods (breads, cookies, cinnamon rolls), gourmet cheese, fresh-fruit 
beverages, kettle corn, hand-crafted jewelry and other goods from local artisans, 
and so much more!  Also: The donut machine is back!  Hot, freshly-made donuts 
-- made right before your eyes and they smell and taste so delicious.

Browse through "The Market" page, "Products in Season" for more details 
about the produce availability!

For lovely, fun photos of our market and vendors, click on "The Market" page, 
and go to the "Photo Gallery"!  We also have a list of "Vendors" there.  
(We have additional photos on our FACEBOOK page.)

Check out the "Events" page for all of the local music and entertainment that 
will be offered at the Pasco Farmers Market throughout our season!  
We are proud to present a wide variety of local entertainers, making the 
market a fun place to shop and get your favorite goods.  The entertainment 
is always "family friendly", for all ages.  Our successful and very fun 
"Music at the Market" has been running since 2004!

In October, we hold our annual "Pumpkin Contest" (carved or painted) 
for Teens and Children.  This is always a fun event for the whole family!

46th Annual WBRA Futurity, Derby, & SpeedHorse Shoot Out Featuring The Never Won A Saddle Race (Saddle to Average Winner) Name of Arena: Benton County Fairgrounds 4H Arena, 1500 S Oak St., Kennewick, WA 99337 Date of Race: May 31 - June 2, 2013

The Pasco Farmer's Market is one of the largest, outdoor, community farmers' 
markets in Washington state, selling a huge variety of locally-grown fruits, 
vegetables, and other products.  It is one of the longest-running farmers markets 
in the state, and has been in operation for over 30 years.

It is the only open-air farmers' market in our community with two covered pavillions, 
providing shade on sunny days, or cover on rainy days for our shoppers and 
vendors.  You will be delighted by the variety of products available!  We proudly 
offer fresh, local fruits, berries, and vegetables in season and organic produce.  
You can also find locally-raised beef and pork, eggs, poultry, local honey, coffee, 
baked goods (breads, cookies, cinnamon rolls), gourmet cheese, fresh-fruit 
beverages, kettle corn, hand-crafted jewelry and other goods from local artisans, 
and so much more!  Also: The donut machine is back!  Hot, freshly-made donuts 
-- made right before your eyes and they smell and taste so delicious.

Browse through "The Market" page, "Products in Season" for more details 
about the produce availability!

For lovely, fun photos of our market and vendors, click on "The Market" page, 
and go to the "Photo Gallery"!  We also have a list of "Vendors" there.  
(We have additional photos on our FACEBOOK page.)

Check out the "Events" page for all of the local music and entertainment that 
will be offered at the Pasco Farmers Market throughout our season!  
We are proud to present a wide variety of local entertainers, making the 
market a fun place to shop and get your favorite goods.  The entertainment 
is always "family friendly", for all ages.  Our successful and very fun 
"Music at the Market" has been running since 2004!

In October, we hold our annual "Pumpkin Contest" (carved or painted) 
for Teens and Children.  This is always a fun event for the whole family!

The Pasco Farmer's Market is one of the largest, outdoor, community farmers' 
markets in Washington state, selling a huge variety of locally-grown fruits, 
vegetables, and other products.  It is one of the longest-running farmers markets 
in the state, and has been in operation for over 30 years.

It is the only open-air farmers' market in our community with two covered pavillions, 
providing shade on sunny days, or cover on rainy days for our shoppers and 
vendors.  You will be delighted by the variety of products available!  We proudly 
offer fresh, local fruits, berries, and vegetables in season and organic produce.  
You can also find locally-raised beef and pork, eggs, poultry, local honey, coffee, 
baked goods (breads, cookies, cinnamon rolls), gourmet cheese, fresh-fruit 
beverages, kettle corn, hand-crafted jewelry and other goods from local artisans, 
and so much more!  Also: The donut machine is back!  Hot, freshly-made donuts 
-- made right before your eyes and they smell and taste so delicious.

Browse through "The Market" page, "Products in Season" for more details 
about the produce availability!

For lovely, fun photos of our market and vendors, click on "The Market" page, 
and go to the "Photo Gallery"!  We also have a list of "Vendors" there.  
(We have additional photos on our FACEBOOK page.)

Check out the "Events" page for all of the local music and entertainment that 
will be offered at the Pasco Farmers Market throughout our season!  
We are proud to present a wide variety of local entertainers, making the 
market a fun place to shop and get your favorite goods.  The entertainment 
is always "family friendly", for all ages.  Our successful and very fun 
"Music at the Market" has been running since 2004!

In October, we hold our annual "Pumpkin Contest" (carved or painted) 
for Teens and Children.  This is always a fun event for the whole family!

The 4th annual Senior Life Show is for seniors who want to live life to the fullest and achieve a safer, happier, and healthy life Style. It is a one-stop show for all of the information that baby boomers and seniors need.

The Pasco Farmer's Market is one of the largest, outdoor, community farmers' 
markets in Washington state, selling a huge variety of locally-grown fruits, 
vegetables, and other products.  It is one of the longest-running farmers markets 
in the state, and has been in operation for over 30 years.

It is the only open-air farmers' market in our community with two covered pavillions, 
providing shade on sunny days, or cover on rainy days for our shoppers and 
vendors.  You will be delighted by the variety of products available!  We proudly 
offer fresh, local fruits, berries, and vegetables in season and organic produce.  
You can also find locally-raised beef and pork, eggs, poultry, local honey, coffee, 
baked goods (breads, cookies, cinnamon rolls), gourmet cheese, fresh-fruit 
beverages, kettle corn, hand-crafted jewelry and other goods from local artisans, 
and so much more!  Also: The donut machine is back!  Hot, freshly-made donuts 
-- made right before your eyes and they smell and taste so delicious.

Browse through "The Market" page, "Products in Season" for more details 
about the produce availability!

For lovely, fun photos of our market and vendors, click on "The Market" page, 
and go to the "Photo Gallery"!  We also have a list of "Vendors" there.  
(We have additional photos on our FACEBOOK page.)

Check out the "Events" page for all of the local music and entertainment that 
will be offered at the Pasco Farmers Market throughout our season!  
We are proud to present a wide variety of local entertainers, making the 
market a fun place to shop and get your favorite goods.  The entertainment 
is always "family friendly", for all ages.  Our successful and very fun 
"Music at the Market" has been running since 2004!

In October, we hold our annual "Pumpkin Contest" (carved or painted) 
for Teens and Children.  This is always a fun event for the whole family!

Sacajawea Bluegrass Festival

Sacajawea Bluegrass Festival and Dutch Oven Rendezvous, Pasco, Washington June 7-9, 2013. Ten years of great food and the best music!

We have been very busy getting everything lined up. First, we are excited to finally release the names of the bands for 2013.

The Bands

From Ohio comes "NewFound Road", with Tim Shelton (guitar), Jr. Williams (banjo), Joe Booker (mandolin) and Jamey Booher on bass. NFR has been on the bluegrass scene since 2001, and have played with some greats.

Filling out the "roots" of the bluegrass tree comes perhaps the finest old-time music band in the country, "Foghorn Stringband". We have had this band here in the past, but with some new members, and a heavy cajun influence, the songs may be different, but the sound is still the fine FSB of years past. Caleb Klauder (mandolin, fiddle, guitar), Stephen "Sammy" Lind (fiddle, banjo, guitar), Nadine Landry (bass), Reeb Willms (guitar)

We were blown away by this new arrival to the northwest traditional bluegrass scene. "Kevin Pace and the Early Edition" consists of leader, Georgian Kevin Pace, who literally grew up on bluegrass and gospel music. Kevin has surrounded himself with some hot playing young musicians and the tight vocal harmonies show the work ethic of this band. Kevin Pace (mandolin), Christopher Arndt (banjo), Josh Robertson (guitar), Matthew Arndt(fiddle), Jim Adams (bass).

we were heart broken that one of our favorite northwest bands "Prairie Flyer" decided to go their own ways musically. They were our first featured band at our first festival in 2004. Guess what? They have agreed to come together and play one more weekend at our festival! Jim Faddis (guitar), Andre Vashon, (mandolin, dobro), Jason Stewart (banjo), Dave Hackwith (bass).

Our local favorite band "Top String" is going to round out the festival with tasteful and accomplished music that goes beyond their youthful years. Zach Top(guitar), Madi Top (fiddle), Joram Top (mandolin), Kaiti Dewhirst (bass).

Ticket Price Information

Pre-sale weekend passes, $25, at the gate weekend passes $35. You can either mail a check with ticket order form, and SASE to our mailing address, or order through Brown Paper Tickets. Age 15 and under are free if accompanied by an adult.

Updated Camping Information

For 2013, camping will be allowed as early as noon on Wednesday June 5, 2013. Campers must vacate by noon on Monday June 10. camping fees remain at $12.00 per night per vehicle. Camping is first come first served, and fees will be collected at the state park when you arrive. We have just learned that the new bathroom with showers may not be ready by the festival. We will have temporary showers available, and port-o-potties, or a short walk to flush toilets.

Dutch Oven Rendezvous Information

Join us for our next Dutch Oven activity at the SBF & DOR June 8, Sat. dinner hour at the Dutch Oven potluck. Share recipes with fellow cooks and sample each others victuals. Members get discounted weekend passes at the gate or ahead of time at Kennewick Ranch & Home or on-line at our website. Folks with something cooked in a Dutch Oven and participating bands are invited to the potluck.

Discover Pass Information

The discover pass is a $10 per day per vehicle ( or $30 per year) access fee charged at all Washington State Parks. This fee is not charged to those camping at the park. GOOD NEWS. As luck would have it, Washington State Parks has decided to designate Saturday June 8 and Sunday June 9 as FREE DAYS; no Discover Pass required.

Thank you to all of our sponsors, John and Wendy Top, , Randy and Janet Schuler, Artmil Design Studio, Chief's RV, , RDO Equipment, Bennett Rentals, clover Island Inn, Jim and Jan Delfel, Vern and Sharon Crow, and the many volunteers who help make this event happen. We couldn't do it without any of you!

And.....thanks to our loyal Bluegrass campers who make this such a fun event. Please keep coming back! We can't wait to see you again!

The brig Lady Washington, the Official Ship of Washington State, and the topsail ketch Hawaiian Chieftain, begin a seven week tour of the Columbia River ports on May 14.  The ships are scheduled to arrive at the Port of Pasco on June 7 and will have tours June 8, 9, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15 & 16.  Check website for details and what tours are available what day.
Activities include walk-on tours, which include an opportunity for visitors to tour the ships and speak with the crews, similar to an open house.
Sailing excursions include three-hour Battle Sails, featuring real cannon firing real gunpowder (but no cannon balls).  Tickets are $60 adults, $50 students/seniors/active military, $40 children 12/under.  Two-hour Adventure sails include a chance to help raise a sail, learn a sea shanty, and take the helm of a real tall ship, conditions permitting.  Tickets are $39 all ages.  Also priced at $39, Evening Sails are two-hour sunset excursions similar to Adventure Sails. Some mid-week Evening Sail tickets are value-priced at $29 all ages.  To purchase tickets, call 800-200-5329 or visit http://www.historicalseaport.org/ (Not all activities availalbe at all ports.)

The Pasco Farmer's Market is one of the largest, outdoor, community farmers' 
markets in Washington state, selling a huge variety of locally-grown fruits, 
vegetables, and other products.  It is one of the longest-running farmers markets 
in the state, and has been in operation for over 30 years.

It is the only open-air farmers' market in our community with two covered pavillions, 
providing shade on sunny days, or cover on rainy days for our shoppers and 
vendors.  You will be delighted by the variety of products available!  We proudly 
offer fresh, local fruits, berries, and vegetables in season and organic produce.  
You can also find locally-raised beef and pork, eggs, poultry, local honey, coffee, 
baked goods (breads, cookies, cinnamon rolls), gourmet cheese, fresh-fruit 
beverages, kettle corn, hand-crafted jewelry and other goods from local artisans, 
and so much more!  Also: The donut machine is back!  Hot, freshly-made donuts 
-- made right before your eyes and they smell and taste so delicious.

Browse through "The Market" page, "Products in Season" for more details 
about the produce availability!

For lovely, fun photos of our market and vendors, click on "The Market" page, 
and go to the "Photo Gallery"!  We also have a list of "Vendors" there.  
(We have additional photos on our FACEBOOK page.)

Check out the "Events" page for all of the local music and entertainment that 
will be offered at the Pasco Farmers Market throughout our season!  
We are proud to present a wide variety of local entertainers, making the 
market a fun place to shop and get your favorite goods.  The entertainment 
is always "family friendly", for all ages.  Our successful and very fun 
"Music at the Market" has been running since 2004!

In October, we hold our annual "Pumpkin Contest" (carved or painted) 
for Teens and Children.  This is always a fun event for the whole family!

The Pasco Farmer's Market is one of the largest, outdoor, community farmers' 
markets in Washington state, selling a huge variety of locally-grown fruits, 
vegetables, and other products.  It is one of the longest-running farmers markets 
in the state, and has been in operation for over 30 years.

It is the only open-air farmers' market in our community with two covered pavillions, 
providing shade on sunny days, or cover on rainy days for our shoppers and 
vendors.  You will be delighted by the variety of products available!  We proudly 
offer fresh, local fruits, berries, and vegetables in season and organic produce.  
You can also find locally-raised beef and pork, eggs, poultry, local honey, coffee, 
baked goods (breads, cookies, cinnamon rolls), gourmet cheese, fresh-fruit 
beverages, kettle corn, hand-crafted jewelry and other goods from local artisans, 
and so much more!  Also: The donut machine is back!  Hot, freshly-made donuts 
-- made right before your eyes and they smell and taste so delicious.

Browse through "The Market" page, "Products in Season" for more details 
about the produce availability!

For lovely, fun photos of our market and vendors, click on "The Market" page, 
and go to the "Photo Gallery"!  We also have a list of "Vendors" there.  
(We have additional photos on our FACEBOOK page.)

Check out the "Events" page for all of the local music and entertainment that 
will be offered at the Pasco Farmers Market throughout our season!  
We are proud to present a wide variety of local entertainers, making the 
market a fun place to shop and get your favorite goods.  The entertainment 
is always "family friendly", for all ages.  Our successful and very fun 
"Music at the Market" has been running since 2004!

In October, we hold our annual "Pumpkin Contest" (carved or painted) 
for Teens and Children.  This is always a fun event for the whole family!