Events in Moses Lake today

In Moses Lake, donations are being gathered to support families impacted by the fires. A community member traveling through Spokane will deliver the collected items to Global Neighborhood. Requested contributions include gently worn, clean clothing, new underwear in packaging, toiletries, and tote bags. To schedule collection or arrange a drop-off, call or text Pine & Wick at (509) 676-4224.

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.

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.

This writing group is for adults with stories on their minds, from first time writers to published authors. Each session offers weekly prompts, focused topics, and time to share work. The content adapts to the interests of the group, exploring areas like plot structure, character development, getting started, writer’s block, editing, critiquing, and more.

Get ready for a lively PNW music night in Moses Lake featuring the Outta Nowhere Tour with 4UST and FEDSOUL, plus additional artists. Expect live music, a DJ, food and drinks, and merch, with a 21+ crowd and free parking. Doors open at 12:30 PM.

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.

Volunteers come together at Immanuel Lutheran Church to assemble Care Sack lunches and Care Snack bags, along with other helpful tasks that support this effort. Entry is through the fellowship and kitchen doors to the right of the main entrance near McCosh Park, and the Care van is located in back. The activity is open to all ages. For those unable to participate in person, the organizers also suggest coordinating a food drive to gather needed supplies.

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.

A welcoming line dance class designed for beginners. No prior experience is required. Steps are taught at a relaxed pace with clear breakdowns so everyone can feel comfortable and confident. It is a lively way to stay active, boost balance, and enjoy music with friends. Arrive ready to smile, move, and have a great time.

Quincy Valley Shuttle & Tours hosts a relaxed taco tasting tour that turns an ordinary evening into a flavorful outing around Quincy. Participants ride together while the shuttle takes care of transportation with convenient pickup and return, then stop at three different local taco spots in a single trip. The roster of restaurants changes each month, so each tour showcases new places. The experience is designed for a small group and seating is limited for a more social feel. Tickets are purchased in advance only and walk-up attendance is not available. The shuttle fare is $10 per person, and tacos and beverages are bought separately at each stop. The organizer does not affiliate with, sponsor, or endorse the participating restaurants, and all food and drink payments are made directly to each establishment.

Paint a sunny new masterpiece with step-by-step guidance at Moses Lake Taproom. The class will focus on creating the Sunflower Highland cow artwork, and no prior painting experience is needed since all supplies are included. This is a 21-and-over event with limited seating, and outside food is welcome, but outside beverages are not allowed. Please note there are no refunds or event credits.

On Tuesdays, the deck becomes a relaxed lakeside spot for live music from nearby artists. The atmosphere encourages lingering by the water while enjoying laid back tunes.

MoonShine Line Dancing presents line dance lessons at Rick’s Rabbit Hole with great music and clear, step by step instruction in a lively downtown setting. All ages are welcome, and the teaching covers beginner, improver, and intermediate levels. Social dancing is woven throughout the session, and no partner is required. Admission is $10 per person. Suitable for individuals, friends, and families, and increasingly regarded as a local favorite.

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.

ENZO features a weekly evening dedicated to Italian wine, with bottles offered at half price. It is an opportunity to gather with friends and family and pair the dishes you love with a bottle from Italy.