Free events in Pullman, WA

Seasons Public House hosts a trivia night that uses the Last Call Trivia platform. Form a team at your table or play solo, with one mobile device per player to submit answers and real-time scoring to follow your progress. Participation is free, and prizes are awarded to the top teams. Drinks and bites are available to keep you fueled while you play.

Enjoy a free outdoor movie as part of Screen on the Green at the Theophilus Tower Lawn, presented by the University of Idaho Department of Student Involvement. This screening is slated to feature Project Hail Mary (PG-13, 2026), with the lineup subject to change. Bring blankets, lawn chairs, and good company for a comfortable night on the grass. Concessions will be available from Idaho Eats. If weather becomes an issue, an alternate location will be selected the day of the screening.

KPAC and the Moscow Rotary Club present a screening of family-friendly animated short films at the Kenworthy Performing Arts Centre. Admission is free, and guests may arrive at any point during the program. Concessions will be available for purchase. The lineup is rated G and is part of a summer series sponsored by the Moscow Rotary Club.

Pullman Market on Main transitions to an outdoor setting in downtown Pullman, running alongside the Downtown Pullman Art Walk for a day of market browsing, art, music, food, local shops, coffee, and purposeful wandering. Live music comes from Whiskey & Wine Band, and the vendor lineup features Purpose Roasters, Dedman’s Depot, Debils Wax Creations, Hazel Knits, @local.rebel.co, Gnarly Textiles, Silver Raven Star, @beadybracelets, Stitch Pals, Custom Creations by MV, Twisted Moon Creations, @heartfeltdelights, Inspirations By Skeen, @birdyandjune, @shopdivision1, Moonlightmirror_Officialshop, Pat’s, and Whelan-Ewartsville Grange, with more to be announced. Support comes from the Addium-METER Foundation and METER Group along with Downtown Pullman, and Inland North Waste sponsors Kids Market Bucks for children.

The Power of Produce Club is back at the Moscow Farmers Market, offering children ages 5 to 12 a hands-on way to connect with local food. Through conversations with farmers, fun activities, and tasting new fruits and vegetables, participants learn while they explore the market. Each child receives vouchers that can be used to choose and purchase their own produce. Registration is free and available on any POP! Club date. Further information will be provided. The Moscow Farmers Market highlights local farmers, artisans, and musicians, featuring farm-grown foods, distinctive handmade goods, artisan creations, and original-recipe cuisine. The market supports sustainable economic, social, and environmental practices. This is a nicotine-free event. For health and safety, pets, emotional support animals, and non-ADA service animals must remain on the sidewalks, and emotional support animals are not permitted in the main thoroughfare.

Whitman Recovery Community Center hosts a community vigil in recognition of International Overdose Awareness Day, creating a space for honoring loved ones, quiet reflection, and shared hope. The gathering features a memorial wall, a candlelight vigil, and a collective moment of remembrance. Participants may bring a photo, a name, or a written memory to add to the memorial wall, and candles and memorial materials will be provided. The event is free and open to everyone, including those who have experienced loss, are in recovery, support someone they love, or wish to stand alongside their community.

Experience a community market featuring local vendors, food, and live entertainment. Browse local offerings, enjoy something to eat, and take in the performances as you explore.

Discover offerings from local vendors, artisans, and craftspeople, with an assortment of goods available to buy.

An active outing pairs time on local trails with a relaxing yoga session as the sun sets. This recurring series explores different natural spots, then winds down with mindful movement. Participants are encouraged to bring a mat and water, and to invite a friend or two. It is beginner friendly, and dogs and kids ages 11 and up are welcome. The first visit is free, with a suggested donation of $20. Contact Hyperspud Sports for more information. Locations vary and include Kamiak Butte, Moscow Mountain, Philips Farm, the U of I arboretum, Idler's Rest, Paradise Ridge, Robinson's Park, and PCEI.