Events in Moses Lake

Chubby Unicorn Month

At Moses Lake Public Library, kids, tweens, and teens can dive into unicorn themed activities and hands-on crafts in a fun, creative setting. Materials are first come, first served while supplies last.

Civic

Volunteer to Make Care Sack Lunches & Care Snack Bags

Volunteers come together to assemble Care Sack lunches and Care Snack bags, along with other tasks, at Immanuel Lutheran Church near McCosh Park. Enter through the fellowship and kitchen doors to the right of the main entrance, and look for the Care van behind the building. The activity welcomes all ages and typically takes less than an hour. Those who cannot participate in person can support by organizing a food drive to gather needed supplies.

Immanuel Lutheran Church

Moses Lake Museum & Art Center

Acrylic Pour: Swipe Technique

Learn acrylic pouring with a special focus on the swipe technique in this hands-on class held in the Museum Classroom. Instructor Bee Iverson will guide participants through the fundamentals of fluid art, encourage creative color exploration, and help everyone complete two original abstract pieces. Beginners are welcome, and those who have taken a previous acrylic pouring class will explore a new method. Materials are included, and the process can be messy. Open to ages 13 through adult. The fee is $15. Enrollment is capped at 12 participants, with a minimum of 4 required. If the minimum is not reached, the class will be canceled two days in advance.

Moses Lake Senior Center/ Thrift Store

Dancing

Beginner Line Dance Lessons

A welcoming line dance lesson created for first-timers and anyone seeking a gentle introduction. The instruction moves at an easy pace, with each step explained clearly so every participant can feel confident. No prior dance background is required. It offers a fun way to stay active, build balance, and enjoy music in a friendly setting. Bring your energy, be ready to move, and expect plenty of smiles.

Tunes on Tuesdays

Set by the lake, this easygoing performance on the deck spotlights a 'localish' artist and offers live music in a laid-back setting where you can relax a little longer by the water.

Summer Storytime

Preschool-aged children can enjoy a weekly storytime with sing-alongs, read-aloud tales, and simple crafts. It offers a chance for little ones to listen, create, and have fun together.

JUN24

Dancing

Rick's Line Dance Lessons & Social Dancing

MoonShine Line Dancing presents upbeat line dance lessons at Rick’s Rabbit Hole, blending guided instruction with social dancing in a lively downtown setting. The program covers beginner and improver or intermediate levels with clear, step-by-step teaching and plenty of music to keep things moving. All ages are welcome, and no partner is needed. Expect two and a half hours of high-energy fun, and admission is $10 per person.

Rick's

Health & Wellness

Wellness Discovery Night

Wellness Discovery Night at Choice Health & Wellness offers an interactive evening focused on practical, personalized approaches to better health. Attendees can explore ways to boost energy, support recovery, improve sleep, balance hormones, care for heart health, enhance metabolism, and elevate overall well-being. The experience is well suited for those dealing with fatigue, stress, disrupted sleep, weight changes, or low energy, as well as anyone aiming to optimize long-term vitality. Expect to see wellness technology in action, receive tailored education, gain insights on healthy aging and prevention, get guidance for weight management, stress relief, and better sleep, and learn how advanced personalized lab testing can inform care. Event-only specials will be available, and there will be raffles and giveaways. Featured solutions include Emsculpt Neo, Functional Emsculpt, Emsella, Exomind, IV Therapy, hormone optimization, personalized lab testing, and the BaleDoneen heart health evaluation with advanced cardiovascular labs. Healthy refreshments will be served, and there will be opportunities for one-on-one conversations with the team. Rather than a lecture, the format is a hands-on experience designed to help each person identify options that align with individual health goals.

Choice Health & Wellness

Sandbox Bookstore & Games

Games & Entertainment

Open Wargaming Night

Showcase your command skills and painting abilities, or do both in one friendly setting. It welcomes new players, experienced players, and anyone curious about Warhammer.

Open Mic Night

This monthly open mic night is co-hosted with Days Of Honey.

Colombia Basin Technical Center

Civic

What's Troubling You, Moses Lake

A facilitated community conversation from the Moses Lake Community Coalition looks beneath the surface of local challenges to understand why dialogue can feel divided. The discussion focuses on trust, communication, belonging, change, and the ways neighbors relate to one another. Developed in partnership with Braver Angels and supported by the Columbia Basin Dispute Resolution Center, the format welcomes a wide range of viewpoints in a thoughtful, guided exchange.

Museum at Mobile Recreation: Pinecone Bird Feeders

Dive into a world of creativity and imagination in the park, where the museum team will join forces with the Mobile Recreation Unit. Have fun in the sun, let your imagination run wild, and create memories.

Peninsula Park

Wa State Classic Dressage Show

The Washington State Classic Dressage Show features a single judge format. For information, contact Cheryl Beaudry at beaudryhorsemanship@gmail.com.

Grant County Fairgrounds

Big Bend Community College

Big Bend CC Prospect Camp

Big Bend Volleyball is hosting a prospect camp for high school volleyball players in the graduating classes of 2027 and 2028 who are interested in competing at the collegiate level. The camp welcomes athletes looking to explore the next step in their volleyball journey.

Hula Hoop with Hillia Hula

Hillia Hula leads an energetic, interactive multi-hoop performance followed by a hands-on workshop. Participants of all ages can explore beginner-friendly hoop techniques through playful practice. The program takes place at Doolittle Dream Park. There are no restrooms at the park, so please plan accordingly.

Doolittle Park

Sandbox Bookstore & Games

Games & Entertainment

Free Friday Night Magic - Casual Commander

Friday Night Magic takes place each Friday.

Fire Department Storytime

This event features a preschool storytime along with a fire safety presentation presented by the City of Moses Lake Fire Department. It offers an opportunity for young children to enjoy stories and learn about fire safety in a simple, age-appropriate way.

Theater

The Trip to Bountiful

Horton Foote’s play tells the story of Carrie Watts, an elderly woman who longs to leave the cramped Houston apartment she shares with her protective son, Ludie. The production focuses on her desire to get away and the strains that come with life in such close quarters.

Masquers Theater

Wa State Classic Horse Show

The WA State Classic Horse Show features judged competition with two WSH judges overseeing the event. For details or questions, contact Kimberly Lansing at ms.berly@msn.com.

Grant County Fairgrounds

The Beach House at MarDon

Dogger

Clinton “Dogger” Mullins steps out for a solo performance that blends soulful storytelling with a big, layered sound. Recognized across the Pacific Northwest for dynamic shows in settings ranging from casinos to intimate rooms, he glides through a wide mix of styles, moving from country and classic rock to blues and the heavier side of 90s Seattle grunge. Using live looping, he builds guitar and vocal layers in real time to deliver the impact of a full band on his own. The set features originals alongside familiar favorites, including songs from his album Atta Bomb. Expect a welcoming, community-centered atmosphere with energetic music that keeps the night moving. Drawing on decades of experience and past roles with Green Jellÿ, Gebular, Higher Soul, and Fishing with Bigfoot, he brings polished musicianship and genuine passion to the stage. A full-time artist from Grays Harbor County and a member of the Chinook Indian Nation, he uses his career to support tribal advocacy, rooted in a deep connection to the Pacific Northwest. From hosting local open mics to touring with Dogger & Friends, he remains committed to keeping live music thriving.

Fundraisers

Fundraising Event

Enjoy live music from the duo Days of Honey, with raffles held in support of a cause. Those interested in contributing raffle items can get in touch, or make a direct donation using the QR code.

Fundraisers

Flock Cancer Walk in the Park

Come to the Flock Cancer Walk in the Park, hosted by Moore Brewing Co. There will be music by PVO Productions. Proceeds benefit the Columbia Basin Cancer Foundation.

Moore Brewing Co.

Theater

The Trip to Bountiful

At Masquers Theater, a play by Horton Foote follows Carrie Watts, an elderly woman who longs to leave the crowded Houston apartment she shares with her protective son, Ludie. The story centers on her desire for independence and the complicated pull of family, capturing the tension between a confined home life and the hope for something beyond it.

Masquers Theater

JUN28

Market bound

Enjoy a creative afternoon at Camas Cove Cellars. The event will be held outdoors, weather permitting, with a view of the lake. The venue is family friendly. Beginners are welcome, and all art supplies are provided along with step-by-step instructions.

Camas Cove Cellars

JUN28

2026 Karaoke Cup Washington

Organized by the United States Karaoke Association, this karaoke competition gathers contestants at 12 Hawks to vie for the Washington state champion title. Participants showcase their best karaoke performances as they strive to earn the top honor.

12 Hawks Bar & Grill

JUN29

Museum at Mobile Recreation: Name Art

Dive into creativity and imagination at a local park where the museum team joins forces with the Mobile Recreation Unit. Embrace the sunshine, let your imaginations run wild, and craft memories that will last a lifetime!

Knolls Vista Park

JUN29

2026 Youth Wrestling Camp

This is a wrestling camp for students going into 1st through 9th grade. The camp is coed and held in the PAC Gym at EHS. Contact Joe Knox with questions.

Ephrata High School

JUL2

Sandbox Bookstore & Games

Bullpen HS: Central Washington Firecracker

This Bullpen HS Firecracker event spans multiple days in Moses Lake, Washington.

Larson Playfield

JUL4

Groups & Meetups

Silent Book Club!

A Silent Book Club presented by Sandbox Bookstore & Games and Mason's Place invites readers to order a drink, settle into a seat, and greet fellow attendees at the start. The central portion is dedicated to quiet reading, with any chatting taken outside to keep the room calm. The gathering concludes with a chance to share what you are reading and mingle with others.

JUL4

America’s 250th Birthday at the Market-4th of July Celebration

A rare milestone comes to the market as the nation’s 250th birthday is honored with a patriotic celebration shaped by community pride, local flavors, and activities for all ages. Find fresh produce from nearby farms, distinctive handmade goods, lively performances, and festive patriotic touches. Guests can browse and shop, dance to the music, or simply take in the cheerful atmosphere while recognizing two and a half centuries of freedom, perseverance, and togetherness. The spirit of freedom will ring out, with the market bell chiming in as well.

JUL8

Career

Monthly Networking Meeting

A monthly networking meetup at Red Door Cafe and More features a talk by Sarah Bullinger of Movement Mortgage. This long-running group has been building relationships and exchanging referrals since 2008, with a focus on learning about community businesses and supporting one another’s growth. Attendance is limited to one representative per business category, and organizers request initial contact by direct message before participating.

Red Door Cafe and More

Bullpen HS: Moses Lake Finale 15-16u

This tournament stages games at Big Bend Community College along with additional well-kept fields in and around Moses Lake, creating a multi-venue experience across the area. The organizers highlight an intimate atmosphere that keeps the focus on the games and fosters a close-knit feel.

Larson Playfield

Ranger Storytime

Designed for preschoolers and kids, Washington State Parks Rangers present a story followed by a brief session about local geography, geology, wildlife, and weather. The program introduces the world around them through reading and ranger-led learning.

Moses Lake Elks Lodge #2892

Stained glass style resin sun-catcher workshop

Explore stained glass style resin art in a guided sun catcher workshop at Moses Lake Elks Lodge #2892. Choose from nine design options and learn the essentials of working with resin from start to finish. Materials are provided. The workshop is open to everyone, and no lodge membership is required. Each design has limited availability and can sell out quickly, so early registration is recommended to reserve a favorite.

Museum at Mobile Recreation: Watercolor Landscape

Explore your creative side at Carpenter Park during an outdoor session focused on painting landscapes with watercolors. The museum team partners with the Mobile Recreation Unit as part of a weekly summertime series that brings art to the park. Enjoy making art in the sunshine and take inspiration from the setting around you.

Carpenter Park

JUL11

Dancing

90s/2000s RnB Singalong and Dance Party

A 90s and 2000s RnB singalong and dance party takes place at Danny's Tavern, featuring DJ Freddy MoH and plenty of opportunities to sing and dance. Microphones are available with a ticket while supplies last. Presented as both a dance party and a date night, it highlights RnB from the 90s and 2000s.

Danny's Tavern

JUL11

Music at the Market

Music at the Market returns for the market season with live performances by local musicians and a lively market atmosphere. Presented by Columbia Basin Allied Arts as part of its Civic Series, it highlights community connection while celebrating local makers and vendors. Explore the market, pick up fresh produce, and enjoy the music as you support local talent.

JUL11

Freddy moh: 90s and 2000s RnB singalong party

DJ Freddy MoH brings a 90s and 2000s RnB singalong and dance party to Danny's Tavern in Moses Lake. The set focuses on RnB from those decades, creating plenty of chances to sing along and keep the dance floor moving.

Danny's Tavern

JUL15

Sales & Discounts

Maple Ridge Community Celebration | Moses Lake

Celebrate the launch of Maple Ridge, a new Hayden Homes community in Moses Lake. Attendees can hear about the community vision, review homesite options, and connect with the team to learn more about the neighborhood. Breakfast and coffee will be available during the celebration.

Hayden Homes

JUL16

Moses Lake Museum & Art Center

Bullpen HS: Moses Lake Finale 18u

Participants compete in a multi-venue tournament with games hosted at Big Bend Community College and additional well-kept fields across Moses Lake and nearby areas. The organizers focus on creating an intimate, small-scale atmosphere.

Larson Playfield

JUL16

Art & Culture

IN PERSON: All Over The Map: Stories Behind the Names of Washington Places and Things

At Moses Lake Museum & Art Center, this talk offers an engaging overview of how names came to be across Washington. Learn about the stories behind the names of towns and neighborhood schools, and even the moniker of a locally made candy bar. Discover the patterns and histories that shaped place names throughout the state.

JUL17

Sidewalk Chalk Storytime

Kids and families begin indoors with a few quick stories, songs, and interactive games. Afterward, everyone heads outside to a coned-off section of the parking lot to create chalk drawings and enjoy the fresh air. It is a playful blend of reading, music, and creativity for children and their caregivers.

JUL18

Yotes - Live at Moses Lake Taproom

Yotes delivers a rootsy mix of rockabilly, country, and Americana, pairing original material with favorite songs by a wide range of artists. Throughout the performance, listeners may catch echoes of Johnny Cash, The Stray Cats, Social Distortion, and Murder by Death woven into the set.

Moses Lake Taproom

JUL18

Friends of the Moses Lake Library Book Sale

The Friends of the Moses Lake Library are hosting a book sale at the Moses Lake Public Library. Browse a selection of secondhand books and find something to add to your home collection. Proceeds from sales support library programs.

JUL20

Candle Making 101: Rolled Beeswax Candles

The library offers a hands-on activity for tweens and teens ages 10 and up to craft a rolled beeswax candle. All materials are provided while supplies last.

JUL20

Coldwell Banker Tomlinson Ranch & Home

Museum at Mobile Recreation: Tie Dye

This weekly summer collaboration between the museum team and the Mobile Recreation Unit brings creativity and imagination to a local park, making the most of the sunshine.

Knolls Vista Park

JUL20

Health & Wellness

Donate Blood for a Chance to Win a Car

A Vitalant blood drive takes place at the Coldwell Banker Tomlinson Ranch & Home building. Donate blood for an entry in a car giveaway. For more information, visit the Vitalant website.

JUL21

Kids' Energy Learning Lab

At Moses Lake Public Library, the Monster Detective Collective leads a free, one-hour Learning Lab designed for elementary-aged children. The Monster Detectives share how energy is created, how it is used, and simple ways kids can cut down on their own energy use.

JUL22

Kid's Karaoke

Kids and teens can take the stage for a fun karaoke session at the Civic Center Auditorium. Geared to ages 8 to 18, it focuses on enjoying music and building confidence, with no prior experience required. Everyone gets time at the mic to sing favorite tunes, from classic movie songs to current pop hits, and bringing a few song choices is recommended. The session is led by instructor Jamie Umana. The cost is $5 per session. Enrollment is limited to 12 students with a minimum of 6, and sessions will be canceled two days in advance if the minimum is not met.

Civic Center Auditorium

JUL25

Christmas in July

Celebrate a burst of holiday spirit in the middle of summer as the market transforms with decorated vendor booths, festive music, and holiday-themed fun. Browse local makers and growers, pick up fresh produce and handmade gifts, and enjoy sweet treats and surprises for all ages. Holiday attire is encouraged... wear a favorite Christmas shirt, Santa hat, or any cheerful outfit to keep the merry mood going while you shop local and soak up sunny vibes.

JUL25

Paul Lauzier Memorial Athletic Park

Mens D and Rec State championships

The Mens D and Rec State championships come to Paul Lauzier Memorial Athletic Park. A 3gg format is planned, with competition expected to span two days based on total entries, and the Mens D bracket may be condensed into a single day if needed. The entry fee is $435. E division teams may move up to compete in the D event and receive state qualifier credit.

JUL28

Museum at Mobile Recreation: Button Art

Explore creativity and imagination in a nearby park. Each week this summer, the museum team will partner with the Mobile Recreation Unit. Soak up the sunshine.

Carpenter Park

JUL29

Paper Plate Vegetable Garden

At the library, children ages 6 and up can create a paper plate vegetable garden. Materials are provided while supplies last.

JUL30

Open Mic Night

Enjoy an open mic event co-hosted with Days of Honey.

AUG3

Yes and Improv Camp - Moses Lake, WA Youth Improv Camp

MGTeams and Columbia Basin Allied Arts are bringing the first all-day youth improv camp to Moses Lake in collaboration with Yes And Academy. Over the span of a full week, participants ages 7 to 18 rotate through four classes led by multiple instructors, exploring scene work, devising, improv fundamentals, and performance through interactive games and exercises. The program is designed to strengthen confidence, collaboration, communication, and quick-thinking skills. Students are grouped by age so activities are tailored to their level, and it welcomes both experienced theatre students and those brand new to improv. Scholarships are available, with support from community sponsors including Moore Brewing, Granco Federal Credit Union, and The Groff Collection.

Moses Lake, Washington

AUG7

Comedy

Yes and, Comedy Camp Showcase

Columbia Basin Allied Arts and MG Teams present a special showcase featuring students from the week-long Yes, And... Comedy Camp Academy. These young performers put their new improv skills to work in a lively performance filled with creativity and laughs. Enjoy food and drinks from Moore Brewing Company during the show. All ages are welcome.

AUG7

Groups & Meetups

Coffee & Conversation - Open to the Public!

This public coffee chat is hosted by the Downtown Moses Lake Association at the DMLA office. Each gathering features a new presentation from local employees or business owners in Moses Lake. All are welcome, and coffee is complimentary. Those interested in sharing their work can contact the Admin Events Specialist for sign-up information.

AUG8

Music at the Market- Days of Honey

Presented by Columbia Basin Allied Arts as part of the Civic Series, Music at the Market features live local music and a welcoming atmosphere that celebrates the market season. Browse vendor booths, pick up fresh produce, and discover handmade goods while supporting musicians, makers, and vendors. Expect upbeat energy, a chance to connect with neighbors, and plenty to explore across the market.

AUG11

Heritage Garden Class

The Columbia Basin Conservation District, together with Habitat for Humanity of Greater Moses Lake, will host a Heritage Garden class for the community. The program spotlights plants native to the area, ways to support pollinators, and creative ideas for planning a garden so participants can prepare for the coming growing season. It is designed for beginners and long-time gardeners alike, offering practical tips, education, and plenty of inspiration. Additional details will be shared soon.

AUG15

Art & Culture

Arts Quest: The Mobile Arts Fest

Arts Quest presents a refreshed version of Allied Arts’ Art on Third festival, redesigned as a mobile arts experience. Core activities will travel to communities across the Basin this summer, with the Moses Lake stop at McCosh Park offering several artist-led activities that invite people of all ages to explore the arts. Columbia Basin Allied Arts is seeking artists, makers, performers, and creative educators to share their skills through interactive demonstrations, workshops, and hands-on projects that encourage creativity and participation. Information on how to take part will be available soon, including a sign-up option and email contact.

AUG15

Music at the Market - Aly Way Music

Columbia Basin Allied Arts presents Music at the Market featuring Aly Way as part of the Civic Series at McCosh Park. This seasonal program offers live performances from local artists, opportunities to connect with the community, and the relaxed atmosphere of the market. Attendees can show support for area musicians, artisans, and vendors while browsing the stalls and picking up veggies.

AUG17

Air Clay Beads & Pendants

Designed for tweens and teens ages 10 and up, this library activity offers a chance to craft an air-clay bead pendant. All needed supplies are provided while they last.

AUG18

Lost Lake, Washington State

Demolition Derby

Demolition Derby comes back to the Grant County Fairgrounds in Moses Lake with a roaring display of driver grit and mechanical endurance. Look for hard-hitting clashes and quick repairs between bouts, with the suspense centered on which car can keep rolling as others fall out. Tickets are available.

Grant County Fairgrounds

AUG27

Health & Wellness

Full Moon Eclipse Women’s Retreat

A nature-based women’s retreat invites participants to remember innate wisdom, creativity, and instinct while gathering in a supportive, trauma informed circle. Set among the trees at Camp Ortoha at Lost Lake in the Okanogan Highlands, the experience centers on reconnecting body and soul through shared practices and time outdoors. The program includes storytelling and exploration of the Wild Woman archetype, soulful practices rooted in the natural world, daily yoga and meditation, sound healing and circle songs, creative expression through art and movement, and sacred ritual with talking circles. Expect nourishing meals that are mostly vegetarian with vegan and gluten free options, simple rustic lodging with a summer camp feel, campfires, and nearby trails that lead through wetland habitat and to a remarkable 900-year-old Western Larch. The retreat also honors the energy of a full moon lunar eclipse, with the possibility of a moonlit lake dip. At roughly 3,818 feet of elevation, the setting is often 10 to 15 degrees cooler than the valley, with warm days and cooler nights. A supply list is shared after registration so everyone can prepare for time at the forest lake. Pricing follows an equity-minded sliding scale from $725 to $1,300, with a $700 base price available for cash or check. A non-refundable $300 deposit can hold a place, with the remaining balance due by the stated deadline. Partial scholarships may be available. Cancellations prior to the deadline receive a refund minus the $300 deposit, cancellations after the deadline are not refundable, and a full refund is issued if the facilitators cancel. The retreat is led by Cassandra Schuler, Psychotherapist LMHC MA, and Laura Greenwood, Viniyoga E-RYT 500+. It is an inclusive community gathering where all women who feel called are welcome. The venue, Camp Ortoha, is operated by members of local parishes of the Lutheran Church, and the retreat itself has no affiliation with the Lutheran Church or any other religious organization.

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