This weekend in Moses Lake, WA

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.