Events in Moses Lake, WA

Celebrate National Bakery Day with giveaways, tastings, and activities for kids. Purchases of $10 or more qualify for prizes throughout the day. Guests can enter drawings to win a year of pie or a year of cookies for their children. Kids can pick up a coloring page at the bakery to take part in a coloring contest. Complimentary samples are available while supplies last. The celebration also recognizes the culinary arts and the strong support of the Othello community.

This free Friday Night Magic event focuses on casual Commander play and is held every Friday.

Riverside hosts a night of karaoke with Papa D at the helm. It centers on in-the-moment fun, with a keep-it-in-the-room spirit where whatever happens at the mic stays among those there.

This event presents a historical encampment featuring George and John, with camps available to view.

Columbia Basin Allied Arts brings back Music at the Market as part of its Civic Series, celebrating the market season with live performances by local musicians and a focus on community connection. Browse the stalls, pick up fresh veggies, and shop from local makers and vendors while enjoying the music. It offers a welcoming way to support local talent and take in everything the market has to offer.

Young scientists can roll up their sleeves in a hands-on class held in the Museum Classroom. Led by instructor Alyssa Derricott, participants ages 6 to 13 engage in activities and straightforward experiments that highlight how science relates to everyday life while fostering curiosity and critical thinking. All materials are included. The cost is $15 per session. Enrollment ranges from 6 to 12 students, and classes will be canceled two days in advance if the minimum is not met.

Experience a lively celebration featuring local, regional, and international music, along with dance and visual art. Attendees can take part in artist workshops, enjoy food and drinks, and spend time with games and crafts. Highlights also include Low Riders. Additional details and the full schedule will be shared soon.

The UMANI Festival opens with a blessing and ceremonial dance by CeAtl Tonalli, returning to inaugurate the celebration for the third consecutive year. This presentation blends movement and devotion, offering a spiritual connection with the earth, the elements, and generations who came before. Their traditional Mexica regalia carries profound significance, with each piece honoring ancestry and community. Vibrant plumes, often sourced from revered birds such as eagle, hawk, or macaw, signify a sacred bond with the winged world. The dance is offered as healing, strength, and reverence, carried out for the heart of the community. Schedule subject to change.

Vivé Beauty Esthetics leads a free UMANI workshop at Sinkiuse Square that explores how well shaped brows can elevate your look and confidence. This interactive session explains how to tailor brow shape to your face and eye shape as well as your personal style. It also outlines the differences among popular services like waxing, tinting, lamination, and powder brows. A live demonstration of basic brow mapping shows the planning that goes into creating a flattering result. Whether new to brow care or refining a current routine, participants can expect practical tips to make informed beauty decisions. Admission is free, all ages are welcome, and the schedule may change.

Mariachi Huenachi brings spirited mariachi rooted in tradition to the UMANI Festival. This standout youth ensemble from Wenatchee High School has earned recognition across the Pacific Northwest for lively performances that pair vibrant sound with deep cultural heritage. Their appearance is a salute to community and to young artists sustaining a timeless mariachi legacy. Schedule subject to change.

Los Hermanos De Los Andes brings the rich sounds of Andean folk music to the UMANI Festival. This local ensemble brings together musicians from diverse backgrounds who are dedicated to preserving and celebrating South American musical heritage. Their performance features traditional instruments with roots in the Inca civilization, blending graceful melodies, vibrant rhythms, and spirited playing. The set offers a cultural experience that shares the music, history, and spirit of the Andes with the community.

DJ Jerry D sets the soundtrack for the UMANI Festival at Sinkiuse Square, mixing popular tracks and upbeat hits that keep the celebration lively. Whether dancing, browsing vendor booths, or watching performances, attendees can count on continuous music that carries the festival spirit throughout the day. Schedule subject to change.

At the UMANI Festival, Hijos de Agüeybaná shares Puerto Rican Bomba, among the island’s oldest treasured genres, through music, dance, and storytelling. This ensemble is composed of artists dedicated to honoring Afro-Antillean and Afro-Caribbean heritage, carrying forward the energy, history, and spirit of the tradition. Rooted in African practices, Bomba is more than a musical style. It celebrates community and resilience, with the drum serving as a unifying voice across the Caribbean. Schedule subject to change.

Jack Johnson brings an evening of laid back sound to The Gorge, framed by sweeping Washington scenery. Hermanos Gutiérrez and G. Love join the bill, shaping a night of soulful guitar work, warm acoustic tones, and an enveloping vibe. Set amid the natural beauty of the region, this stop is a highlight of Leg 3.

Jack Johnson brings his 2026 Surfilmusic tour to Gorge Amphitheatre in Quincy, Washington.

Jack Johnson takes the stage at Gorge Amphitheatre in Quincy, WA.

Connect over coffee with others navigating autism. This relaxed and supportive meetup offers space to share experiences and find encouragement. The gathering takes place at Cup of Joy Cafe in Ephrata, Washington.

Connect with peers from local non-profits and service organizations in Moses Lake at a networking meet up centered on collaboration and resource sharing. Participants can introduce their organizations, share current needs, and explore ways to support one another. The gathering now takes place at Youth Dynamics. Enter through the front or back doors. Attendance is limited to individuals involved with Moses Lake-based non-profits and it is not a business networking event. Bring your own lunch. One participating non-profit will receive a $100 donation from Care Moses Lake.

Coffee and Conversation is hosted by the Downtown Moses Lake Association at the DMLA office. This public event happens on the first Friday of every other month, with occasional changes for holidays, and features a rotating presentation led by local employees and business owners. Complimentary coffee is provided. Upcoming presenters include MLSD, Big Bend, and WaFd. Those interested in sharing their work can contact Admin Events Specialist Sarah at events@downtownmoseslake.org to sign up.

John Summit unleashes a high-energy house and EDM set that turns the night into a continuous party. Thundering rhythms and explosive drops keep the crowd moving and fully immersed from start to finish. This live DJ experience is all about big tracks, contagious momentum, and shared good times.

Insomniac presents Experts Only at The Gorge Amphitheatre for a two-night run featuring John Summit. This takeover brings the Experts Only experience to the venue across two evenings.

This support group brings together parents of children with autism to share the unique joys, challenges, and discoveries of their journeys and to find strength in community. There has been a change in location, and signs will be posted to guide attendees to the correct spot.

Explore the creative range of Tunisian crochet while making a cozy shawl in any color you prefer. This two-session class provides guided instruction and includes all necessary materials, such as hand-dyed yarn, scissors, a needle, and the pattern. The cost is higher than some classes because both sessions and the included supplies are covered.

Columbia Basin Allied Arts presents Music at the Market as part of its Civic Series, bringing live performances from local musicians and a welcoming sense of community to the market. Attendees can support area artists, makers, and vendors while exploring the market’s offerings, from fresh produce to unique finds. Season updates are shared by Columbia Basin Allied Arts on Facebook and Instagram.

Now in its 13th year, this Fall Festival celebrates the season with live music, a variety of food, a diverse vendor market, children’s activities, opportunities to feed animals, hayrides, and more. There is plenty of space to run and play, or to relax while listening to the music and sipping fresh apple cider. Those interested in vending can register through the organizer’s website.

Habitat for Humanity of Greater Moses Lake presents a community noxious weed class in partnership with the Grant County Noxious Weed Control Board. Participants will learn how to recognize noxious weeds, understand why management is important, and take away practical methods to help safeguard homes, yards, neighborhoods, and the wider community. This public, in-person session is open to anyone interested in learning more.

Taking place at Red Door Cafe and More, this monthly networking gathering features October speaker Chuck Caldwell of Community Shopper. The group has been connecting since 2008 to exchange referrals, learn about businesses in the community, and support one another in growth. Participation is limited to one representative per business category, and membership availability varies by category.

The Friday Film Series presents My Family (Mi Familia), a multigenerational portrait of the Sánchez family as they make a life in East Los Angeles. The story follows parents and children through love, setbacks, and victories, reflecting the immigrant experience, the ties that keep relatives connected, and traditions that carry forward from one generation to the next. Blending humor and heartfelt moments with standout performances, it celebrates culture, perseverance, and the idea that home lives within the people we care about. Before the screening, lowriders will be on view in the parking lot and a local taco truck will serve food. Presented at the Moses Lake Civic Center Auditorium, this event is sponsored by EDUBS C/S in collaboration with Columbia Basin Allied Arts and the Moses Lake Creative District. Tickets are $12.

A full slate of timed runs is planned, with the order as follows: CS, TMS, KR, TM3B, TF, F, B, KH, TB, F8, P, TP, RR, RL, CH. In case of rain, the event may be rescheduled. Rides cost $2 each, and jackpot classes are $5 with an 80 percent payback. There is a $5 arena fee per rider. This event uses a times only format. Stalls are not available, but dry camping is offered. Dogs must be kept on leashes. Please clean your area before leaving and fill in any holes. For questions, contact Show Chair Maria Howe at 509.771.1097 or maria.howe89@gmail.com. NCZ, NEZ, and WSHGD approved.

Columbia Basin Allied Arts presents a Civic Series edition of Music at the Market featuring One Soulution. The series returns for a new season of live local music and a welcoming setting for exploring fresh produce and handcrafted goods in downtown Moses Lake. Attendees can enjoy homegrown talent, browse stalls from area artisans and farmers, and spend unhurried time with the community while the music sets the tone.

A relaxed coffee meet-up where people connected to autism can share encouragement, conversation, and community over a favorite cup. Expect a welcoming setting to trade experiences and connect with others on a similar path. The gathering takes place at Cup of Joy Cafe in Ephrata, Washington.

Set by the river in Sunland Estates at Riverside, this evening centers on favorite selections and attendee requests and offers a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere where the choices are shaped by what people ask for.

Celebrate Halloween at a special edition of the farmers market filled with family-friendly activities and seasonal flair. Costumes are encouraged as shoppers browse a bustling lineup of local vendors offering pumpkins, fresh produce, handmade goods, and tasty bites. Children can trick-or-treat from booth to booth, and themed photo areas are available for fun snapshots. Look for costumed characters who pop up with treats along the way. From autumn favorites to creative crafts, the market brings the Halloween spirit to life while showcasing local vendors.

This gathering offers a welcoming space for parents of children with autism to connect, share insights, and support one another through the joys and challenges of their unique journeys. There has been a change in location, and signs will be posted to guide attendees to the correct spot.

A casual coffee meetup offering mutual support among people connected to the autism journey. Held at Cup of Joy Cafe in Ephrata, WA, it provides a comfortable place to talk, listen, and encourage one another over a good cup of coffee.