Events in Tri Cities today

Children gather at Barnes & Noble in Kennewick for story time that nurtures a love of books and literature. Little ones can listen to stories and meet new friends, and adults can browse for a book of their own.

Beginner pickleball sessions presented by StretchLab Tri-Cities offer a welcoming introduction at Lawrence Scott Park in Kennewick. Club 509 member volunteers help new players learn the fundamentals, practice on the court, and pick up useful tips in a friendly setting where it is easy to meet other beginners. Participants are encouraged to bring a paddle and court shoes if they have them, and to dress comfortably for the weather. There is no cost to attend. An online waiver is required to participate, and sessions may be canceled due to weather or volunteer schedules.

Put your climbing to the test in a luck-of-the-draw challenge. Choose a surprise route from a hat, then try to reach the top. Each attempt keeps you guessing, and prizes are given out at random. Open to participants ages 15 and older. Come prepared to push yourself. Admission is free for members and $10 for non-members.

A casual Pokemon League meetup takes place in the cafe. Attendees who provide a Pokemon League ID number may receive a complimentary promo pack, subject to availability.

A family friendly bingo night is held every Wednesday night, welcoming all ages to play bingo together.

Jeopardy-style bar league trivia from Geeks Who Drink turns Copper Top into a lively quiz night each week. Friends can team up to tackle categories and try to take command of the board in a format inspired by the classic show. Early arrivals can enjoy a drink before the questions begin, then settle in for friendly competition.

Sports Page Bar & Grill hosts a lively trivia night that welcomes all experience levels, with participation free of charge and chances to win. The format features two separate games, each made up of three rounds inspired by familiar game shows. Expect more than straightforward questions, with engaging twists like word scrambles, picture-based challenges, and other playful surprises.

Recovery Dharma is a weekly meditation and discussion gathering that welcomes people from all backgrounds, including those who do not identify with addiction. The group offers a supportive place for anyone working through hard times, feeling stuck in unhelpful patterns, or seeking to cultivate mindfulness and compassion. Family and friends of those who are struggling are welcome as well. At Lifted Lotus Yoga Collective in Kennewick, participants can sit, listen, or share.

Explore the remarkable world of beavers, nature’s industrious engineers, and learn how they build lodges, shape their surroundings, and get big jobs done. This playful program features lively storytelling, active movement games, and sing-along songs inspired by beaver behaviors like gnawing, paddling, and tail slaps. Free for REACH members and covered by general admission.

Settle in for a lively trivia night at the Hub of Pasco, filled with clever questions and plenty of laughs. Teams of up to six players face off through rounds covering general knowledge, pop culture, and tricky puzzles. Participation is free.

Whiskey River Jam Night with Vaughn Jensen features an open jam where musicians take turns playing. It includes music, food, and a social atmosphere, and the performances continue until everyone has had a chance to play.

Bubbles & Brunch returns with a morning filled with delicious brunch offerings, bubbly beverages, and a bag auction that benefits local hospice, palliative, and bereavement services. Hosted at Fiction Restaurant at J. Bookwalter Winery, the gathering invites friends to bid on luxury bags for men and women while supporting care for individuals and families navigating serious illness and end of life. Every attendee receives VIP treatment, and reserved seating is available through sponsorship packages. A Bubbles Pass includes a brunch menu curated by the team at Fiction, one bubbly drink served with a specially crafted Champagne flute, a specialty craft beverage with alcoholic and non-alcoholic options, a swag bag, and access to both silent and live auctions.

A lively, high-energy weekend of shopping, pampering, tasty food, entertainment, and inspiration awaits. The Tri-Cities Women’s Expo gathers standout local businesses, unique boutiques, beauty and wellness specialists, delicious treats, home services, fashion, and more in one convenient spot. Tickets are $7 and valid for both days.

Whiskey River hosts a lively karaoke evening led by KJ Cassandra. Guests can step up to the mic to sing their favorites and spend time with friends and family over food and drinks. There is no cover charge.

At Pasco Farmers Market, Atomic Crunch offers a science themed candy challenge for kids. Complete any Academy lesson, then share which one you finished along with one thing you learned about the science behind the candy to receive 10 percent off a single container of the treat connected to that lesson. For example, a Fusion Clusters lesson pairs with a note about fusion, and a Gamma Burst Crystals lesson calls for something you learned about gamma ray bursts. Discover, explain, and enjoy a sweet reward with activities developed by Chief Scientist CJ.

Pasco Farmers Market highlights local flavors, fresh goods, and a strong sense of community. Browse a wide range of fruits and vegetables while supporting local farmers, artisans, and other vendors. Whether stocking up on fresh-from-the-farm produce or enjoying a relaxed outing, there is something for everyone. It is a welcoming stop for friends and family and an easy addition to a weekly routine. SNAP and EBT shoppers can receive up to an extra $50 per month for fruits and vegetables through SNAP Produce Rewards. Those interested in becoming a vendor can find more information on how to participate.

A taco vendor will be on site, and everything in the store will be on sale. Watch live wood slab cutting while local wood turners and wood carvers showcase their craft and answer questions.

History comes to life at the Pasco Aviation Museum during the Pasco Air Jubilee, a celebration of 100 years of commercial aviation in Pasco. Get a close look at aircraft, check out vintage vehicles, and enjoy food trucks, along with other attractions. The event honors Pasco's pioneering place in aviation history.

A casual coffee and tea meetup where neighbors, both new and longtime, can connect over a drink and friendly conversation. Held on Saturdays, it offers an easy way to meet people in the community in a relaxed setting.

At PetSmart in Kennewick, this recurring adoption event takes place on the second and fourth Saturday of each month. Pet Over Population Prevention brings adoptable cats, and Pronto Puppy Rescue participates as well. The focus is on connecting dogs and cats with lasting homes.

Barnes & Noble presents a children’s story time that encourages a love of books and literature. Kids can listen to stories and make new friends, and adults are welcome to browse for a book too.

At Lifted Lotus Yoga, the Elemental Rhythm Breakthrough Experience offers a fully guided breathwork journey that blends intention setting, gentle movement, meditation, music and visualization within a supportive group setting. Led by Penney Stringer, MD, a family physician with training in yoga, acupuncture, energy medicine and functional medicine, the session is designed to quiet the mind, ease stress, help release stored emotions and stagnant energy, deepen self connection, expand awareness and intuition, and leave participants feeling peaceful and uplifted. No prior experience is necessary. Bring an open mind and a willingness to trust your own inner wisdom. Reports covering 11,000 participants over 12 years found no adverse effects from intensive breathwork, and research and literature note no cases of strokes, heart attacks or similar events associated with this practice. Even so, this advanced approach can bring up strong physical and emotional responses and is not recommended for everyone. Speak with a healthcare professional before participating, especially if you have cardiovascular conditions such as angina, a history of heart attack or high blood pressure, glaucoma or retinal detachment, osteoporosis, significant recent injuries or surgery, severe mental illness, severe PTSD, seizure disorders, are taking major medications, or have a personal or family history of aneurysms. It is not advised during pregnancy. Those with asthma should bring an inhaler and consult their primary care provider beforehand. Please bring a pillow, blanket, eye pillow and a comfortable mat. This is a donation based class with a suggested contribution of 5 dollars, and no one is turned away for lack of payment. Contributions support the teachers and studio. Class size is limited and registration is required.

Music Bingo brings lively tunes, cold drinks, and standout prizes to Copper Top Tap House. Gather friends, challenge your music knowledge, and compete for the win.

Yakima’s Cockaphonix delivers a carnival-tinged surge of circus punk that fuses Wild West swagger with the brassy bustle of a New Orleans street parade. Olympia’s Fastener channels 90s-inspired indie and emo with traded vocals and deep ties to the Pacific Northwest DIY community, and Right Now Right Now completes the bill for an evening of live music and local talent. Admission is $10.

Little Lives Rescue brings adoptable small pets for a monthly showcase, offering a chance to see potential new companions. This event takes place on the last Sunday of each month.

Death doulas lead a candid conversation about dying and end-of-life topics. This gathering offers an open forum for questions and discussion about issues surrounding the final stage of life. Snacks will be provided. For adults 18 and older. Attendees are welcome to bring a friend. Hosted at Richland Public Library.

Presented by Joeboy Entertainment and Global Entertainment, Shoreline Mafia headlines a high-energy hip-hop concert in the Tri-Cities. The lineup includes special guests 310babii and Kash and King, with more performers to be announced. Bridgey F Baby and DJ Ricky Frezko will host, and DJ Denver and Sean Da Don will keep the music going throughout the night. Early ticket purchase is encouraged, and additional details will be shared as they become available.

Game Night Live brings a mashup of rockin' bingo and Rockstar Trivia to Sports Page Bar and Grill. The music drives the game as you match songs on your card instead of hearing numbers, with tracks pulled from across classic rock, oldies, hip hop, country, and memorable movie and TV themes. Each card is uniquely built to keep the pace quick and the surprises coming. When the playlist pauses, the action shifts to eight spirited trivia questions that turn up the energy and spotlight your knowledge. Bingo, music, and trivia come together for a lively night from the first song to the final question.

KJ Cassandra and Whiskey River friends set a laid-back tone with karaoke at the center, pool available, and drinks and food on hand. Take the mic or relax and enjoy the entertainment in a casual setting.