Go! Magazine

03/20/2023

Everything playing at The Gorge ... so far. 🤘

GEORGE — Fans flock to the Gorge Amphitheatre for another year of concerts and camping. These currently scheduled shows from May-September 2023 include returning festival favorites Watershed Festival and Above

05/20/2021

The annual RLS Productions’ Concerts in the Gardens series will not be happening this summer, but the same concert promoter is bringing in a new event — RLS Productions’ Concerts on the Campus.

The annual RLS Productions’ Concerts in the Gardens series will not be happening this summer, but the same concert promoter is bringing in a new event — RLS Productions’ Concerts

05/20/2021

Tuesday's event, sponsored by the North Central Washington Audubon Society, is a part of the museum's environmental film series.

The Wenatchee Valley Museum & Cultural Center will host a virtual viewing of the film “Anthropocene: The Human Epoch,” followed by a question-and-answer session. The Tuesday event is a part

05/13/2021

Artists can choose between an acrylic or watercolor virtual bird painting workshop as a part of the annual Wenatchee River Institute’s Bird Fest event.

05/13/2021

The book, “Place of Plenty: A History of Wenatchee, in English and Spanish," has translations adjacent to each other when flipped open, allowing for readers to easily bounce between the two languages.

An easy-to-read, contemporary history book on Wenatchee for all, that’s something Chris Rader never found in her 15 years of local historical research. Rader decided to fill this gap by

05/06/2021

Visitors to Lake Chelan can take advantage of May’s sunny spring weather while touring murals and sculptures with a new Outdoor Gallery brochure.

05/06/2021

Tickets go on sale Thursday at noon.

Icicle Creek Center for the Arts will host its annual Chamber Music Festival with a combination of in-person and virtual tickets available. Tickets go on sale Thursday at noon.

04/15/2021

Guest authors include essayist Scott Sanders and poet Ross Gay.

The Wenatchee Valley College is inviting two writers for a virtual reading in honor of Earth Day and Poetry Month.

04/08/2021

The Wenatchee Valley Erratics Chapter is beginning a series of programs starting with a Zoom lecture on ice age floodscapes.

04/08/2021

Their idea began as a vision to bring small-town radio into the homes of a socially distanced community.

LEAVENWORTH — A group of musicians have started a fundraiser to create a nonprofit community radio station to be based in the Upper Wenatchee Valley.

04/08/2021

Stepping down as Cashmere Pioneer Village & Museum’s director is bittersweet for Lexie Palmer-Gapper, who hugged friends and supporters at a farewell gathering Friday in Cashmere.

CASHMERE — Stepping down as Cashmere Pioneer Village & Museum’s director is bittersweet for Lexie Palmer-Gapper, who hugged friends and supporters at a farewell gathering Friday in Cashmere.

04/07/2021

Winning writers will be invited to Write on River’s next Four Minutes of Fame open mic event and will be given $1,200 in awards to share.

WENATCHEE — Write on the River has announced the six winners of its 2021 Writers Competition. Winning writers will be invited to Write on River’s next Four Minutes of Fame

03/25/2021

Inspirations Ceramic & Art Cafe is starting a new children’s program, Paint Me A Story, bringing local guest readers to bi-weekly workshops.

03/25/2021

Téa Renee said she hopes “Tell Me” reminds listeners that “you’re never as lonely as you believe you are, especially during COVID.”

Berklee College of Music students Téa Renee and Joseph Nehring first thought the nationwide shutdowns in 2020 would only mean a longer spring break. One year later on March 21,

03/18/2021

Like many shows in 2021, the musical will be shared in a pre-recorded format due to statewide COVID-19 restrictions limiting attendance numbers.

Wenatchee High School will stream its spring play, Disney’s “Descendants,” starting Friday.

03/18/2021

Wenatchee-based writer Jamie Thomas’ book “Asperfell” has been selected as a finalist for the INDIES Awards fantasy book of the year.

03/18/2021

Two Rivers Art Gallery is celebrating its 12th anniversary this month with a mixed collection of artwork at a Members Show.

03/18/2021

“Sometimes they laugh … [but] they don’t really react,” said Kaitlyn Kennedy, talking about the chairs and tables stacked up where people normally would have sat.

Kaitlyn Kennedy walked across stage last week wearing a face mask glimmering from set lights. The audience was packed, but quiet.