Family events in Moses Lake, WA

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.

This farm celebration highlights the height of summer with a diverse vendor market featuring food and drink options and an array of homemade goods. Guests can expect arts and crafts for all ages and lawn games, along with spots to rest and enjoy the setting. More information will be shared as the event nears. Vendor registration is available on the organizer’s website.

In Ritzville, this classic gathering celebrates cars, music, and community with free admission throughout the day. Live music runs throughout the event alongside vendors and street food, and a car show is featured. The lineup includes Zack Pass, Karl Penn, Kylie Hill & Band, Wheeler Joy-Ride, Big Dawg & The Howlers, and Kosta La Vista, with additional performers covering Elvis tribute acts, blues and rock, country, and Americana.

The Sandbox Bookstore & Games hosts an open play gathering centered on Pokémon. Participants can bring their Pokémon Trading Card Game cards to learn the game, trade, or display their collections. It is a chance to meet other fans and, while supplies last, receive free Pokémon TCG items and prize packs. Video game players may bring their devices to play and trade. The play space welcomes fans of all experience levels. There is no cost to participate. New players are assigned a Play! Pokémon Trainer Central ID number, which is used to receive free items and to take part in future Play! Pokémon program events. The Play! Access app is recommended for quick sign in and for finding information about future sessions at The Sandbox.

Enjoy a summer storytime filled with engaging tales, lively songs, and playful movement for young children and their caregivers. Each session includes a hands-on activity, such as a simple craft or coloring, to keep creativity flowing. Created for ages 1 to 11, the program sparks imagination and supports early literacy while giving families a chance to have fun together. No registration is required, so bring a spirit of play, learning, and creativity. To reach as many families as possible, the series takes place on multiple dates and times throughout the summer.

Washington State Parks rangers share a story with preschoolers and kids, followed by a brief program exploring local geography, geology, wildlife, and weather. It offers a friendly way for young learners to discover more about the world around them.