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VISITOR’S GUIDE 2018 2019
MOSCow
Moscow. It rhymes with “Let’s go.”
WE SELL ADVENTURE GEAR
FOR
ADVENTURE LOVERS
Step Outside
With Us. Kayak & Canoe Sales & Rentals
Hunting, Fishing & Camping Gear
Fish & Game Tags & Licenses
Barbeques & Smokers
Beer & Wine Brewing Supplies
Gourmet Snacks & Idaho Gifts
208-882-4555
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A C R O S S T H E PU L L M A N R O A D F R O M T H E U. I . CA M PU S
Welcome to moscow!
We are glad you are here.
The community of Moscow invites you CHAMBER STAFF
to experience what we have to offer. The Jenny Ford, Executive Director
city features a plethora of urban amenities Kendra Ewing, Office Assistant
including music festivals, art exhibtions, Laura Richmond, Receptionist
cutting-edge restaurants, boutiques, book Erin Dutton, Intern
stores, coffee shops as well as being the
home of the University of Idaho. Hike, bike, FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT US!
golf, relax – you can do it all in Moscow. Moscow Chamber of Commerce
If you would like visitor information, a 411 South Main St. • (208) 882-1800
restaurant recommendation, or directions staff@moscowchamber.com
visit the Moscow Chamber of Commerce.
Our downtown gathering spot is called
Friendship Square – a perfect illustration
of who we’ve always been. We know you
will love it here!
MOSCOW CHAMBER
photo courtesy of Ryan Zimmer Photography OF COMMERCE
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Moscow, Idaho | 1
Moscow Happenings
For events and information, visit:
www.moscowchamber.com/events/calendar/
or www.visitmoscowid.com or www.inland360.com.
photo courtesy of BHW1
photo courtesy of Ryan
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Zimmer
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Photography
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2 | Moscow, Idaho
Table of Contents
In The Beginning 6 Retail Therapy 47
Information9 Vintage Treasures 50
Cultivating The Palouse 10 Catch A Flick 52
Be Our Guest 12 Move Your Body 53
12. Hotels & Motels 53. Get Outdoors
13. Bed & Breakfast 57. Local Parks
57. Biking, Walking, and Hiking Trails
Grab A Bite 13 58. Golf
58. Recreation
Taste Local Treasures 24 59. Gyms
24. Bars 59. Yoga & Martial Arts
25. Wineries and Breweries
26. Winery & Brewery Tours Visit Our Neighbors 60
27. Local Treats
Have Some Time? 63
Getting Around 29 64. 30 for $30
Fix It 31 On Campus 66
Where Great Minds Meet 32 66. The University of Idaho
67. Athletics
33. Meeting and Event Venues 67. Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival
68. Arboretum and Botanical Garden
Enlighten Your Senses 36 68. Prichard Art Gallery and Store
69. New Saint Andrews College
Just For Kids! 41
Worship While You’re Here 71
Come Together Downtown 44
Advertising Directory 73
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Moscow, Idaho | 3
UIDAHO.EDU/MOSCOW-BREAKTHROUGH
Moscow | Boise | Coeur d’Alene | Idaho Falls
4 | Moscow, Idaho
photo courtesy of BHW1
photo courtesy of Fondo on the Palouse
photo courtesy of BHW1
Moscow, Idaho | 5
In the beginning
photo courtesy of the University of Idaho website: www.lib.uidaho.edu
photo courtesy of the Latah County Historical Society
Issac Stevens, the first territorial This is the place simply to drive leisurely
governor of Washington, penned the along the gently curing highways,
first written description of the Palouse sprinkled with antique shops and
country, while surveying for railroad wineries, with easy access to hiking and
placement in the early 1850’s. Today, biking and above all, photography. If you
mesmerizing beauty and a sweeping ever needed to stop the world and relax,
landscape of rolling hills and plateaus this is the place for it.
greet visitors to this distinctive region The land was originally occupied by
north of the Snake River in Southeast the Palus tribe, renowned as expert
Washington and North Central Idaho. equestrians. The source of the word,
Daily Shuttle
Service
Between Moscow/
Pullman/Colfax
and Spokane Airport
$
38 One Way
Reservation at www.wheatlandexpress.com
6 | Moscow, Idahophoto courtesy of the Latah County Historical Society
Palouse most likely comes from the The Palouse region has since become
name of the major village of the Palouse known for growing wheat and legumes
Indians. The name is the Sehaptin and is home to small towns with a rich
(Indian) word for the village, “palus” history and charm. Pullman, Washington
which means “something sticking down and Moscow, Idaho are the main hub
in the water.” The village was located communities.
at the confluence of the Palouse and Settlers arrived in 1871, to homestead
Snake Rivers, and the something or buy the abundant government-owned
sticking down in the water was a prairie grasslands so valuable for
large rock. The Palouse believed the farming. Originally Moscow was named
rock to be a solidified heart of Beaver “Paradise Valley” however there was
who played an important role in their already a town with that name in Idaho
religious beliefs. Territory. Moscow’s name was chosen
Moscow, Idaho | 7In The Beginning
photo courtesy of the Latah County Historical Society
by Postmaster Samuel Neff because followed by the creation of Latah County
it reminded him of his hometown of in 1888 with Moscow as the county
Moscow, Pa. In 1875, the city’s first seat. In 1889 Moscow was chosen as
store was opened on what is now Main the site for a land-grant institution, the
Street. The arrival of the Oregon Railway University of Idaho, which propelled the
and Navigation Company’s line in 1885 city into a trading and population center
sparked a typical railroad boom town. for the county. Idaho achieved statehood
Moscow was incorporated in 1887 in 1890.
INSPIR ATION
MEE T S CRE ATIVIT Y. T HERE’S AN I IN OUR TEAM.
Visit a vibrant and historic downtown—home to galleries, theaters,
fine dining, festivals, and Idaho’s number one farmers market.
With the magnificent Palouse at its front door and miles of biking
and hiking trails, Moscow, Idaho—home to the University of Idaho—
has it all. www.ci.moscow.id.us
8 | Moscow, IdahoIn The Beginning
Information
List of Resources for Climate
Moscow, ID: Temperature Range in
Fire Department:�������������������������� 911 Degrees Fahrenheit
Fire Department ����������������������������������������������High/Low
Business Line:������������ 208-882-2831 January��������������������������������������35/23
Police Department:���������������������� 911 February������������������������������������ 41/26
Police Department March�����������������������������������������49/31
Business Line:������������ 208-882-2677 April��������������������������������������������57/35
City of Moscow:��������� 208-883-7000 May��������������������������������������������66/40
Moscow Chamber June�������������������������������������������73/45
of Commerce:������������ 208-882-1800 July���������������������������������������������82/48
Moscow Job August���������������������������������������84/48
Service:������������������������208-882-7571 September�������������������������������� 74/43
Partnership for Economic October��������������������������������������60/36
Prosperity������������������� 208-883-7921 November����������������������������������43/29
Latah County December���������������������������������35/23
Courthouse:��������������� 208-882-8580
Latah County Department Precipitation (per year)
of Motor Vehicles:������ 208-883-7211 Rainfall����������������������������������������23.6"
Moscow-Latah County Snowfall���������������������������������������49.5"
Public Library:������������ 208-882-3925 Area Statistics
Moscow School Moscow elevation������������� 2,579 feet
District:����������������������� 208-892-1139 above sea level
Gritman Moscow area���������������6.85 sq. miles
Medical Center:����������208-882-4511 Latah County area�����1,077 sq. miles
PACT EMS:�������������������855-PACT-EMS Latitude�������������������������� N46°43’54"
Housing Longitude���������������������W116°59’50"
3-Bedroom House:�Median List Price Population Profile
$203,200 Moscow (2017)������������������������25,146
2-Bedroom Apartment:Average Rent Latah County (2017)�������������� 39,333
$630
Minimum Wage
Mileage As of January 2015:������������������ $7.25
Number of miles from Moscow to:
Pullman����������������������������������������������8 Unemployment Rate
Lewiston������������������������������������������ 32 Moscow��������������������������������������� 2.2%
Spokane������������������������������������������ 79 State�������������������������������������������� 2.9%
Coeur d’Alene��������������������������������� 84 National��������������������������������������� 3.9%
Missoula���������������������������������������� 251
Boise���������������������������������������������� 294 Cost of Living
Seattle������������������������������������������� 296 Composite Index:������������������������ 91.5
Olympia����������������������������������������� 337 Tax Rates
Portland����������������������������������������� 360 Local & State����������������������������������6%
Butte���������������������������������������������� 367 State Income�������������������������������7.4%
Vancouver, B.C.����������������������������� 430
Moscow, Idaho | 9Cultivating
the palouse
photo courtesy of USA Dry Pea & Lentil Council
The rolling hills of the Palouse offer a reduce the farmers' dependence on
unique agricultural experience for local commercial fertilizers, and this nitrogen
farmers. In the spring, the loess hills are benefit remains even after harvest, giving
bright green and speckled with an array a boost to the wheat crop that is planted
of beautiful wildflowers. Before harvest on that same field in the next season.
in the fall, the hills are brushed with the
golden colors of ripe crops, and some
fields are filled with bright yellow canola.
Area crops include wheat, barley, peas,
lentils, chickpeas, garbanzo beans, and
canola.
Peas, lentils and chickpeas have
been grown on the Palouse for over 100
years, generally as rotation crops with
wheat. Farmers appreciate the special
nitrogen-fixing properties of these three Providing quality and compassionate
crops, whose roots gather nitrogen from care to Latah County residents
the air and fix it into the soil surrounding for over 50 years
the roots. This natural process helps
10 | Moscow, IdahoCultivating the palouse
Grouped together, peas, lentils and the marketing year. Some of our harvest
chickpeas are called the cool-season stays here in the U.S. to be used in
pulses: pulses is the term used to canned soups and other prepared foods,
describe legumes that are used primarily or sold dry in packaged form for home
for food, and cool-season refers to cooking — and a lot of our chickpeas are
their tolerance for cool weather at processed into hummus refrigerated
the beginning of the growing season. snack spreads. However, most of our
Depending on the soil moisture and cool-season pulse harvest is exported
temperature, cool-season pulses may to other markets. Our leading export
be planted anywhere from early April to markets include India, China, the EU, the
early May, and the plants generally flower Philippines, and Peru.
about eight to 10 weeks after planting.
After flowering, seedpods appear, and
the seeds inside the pods are allowed
to mature and dry on the vine prior to
harvesting. Pea harvest takes place first,
usually starting in mid-July, followed by
lentil harvest in August and chickpea
harvest in September. After harvest, the
cool-season pulses are stored in bins
Field of Wheat
and then shipped to buyers throughout photo courtesy of USA Dry Pea & Lentil Council
Field of Canola Wheat Plant
photo courtesy of the Moscow Chamber of Commerce photo courtesy of USA Dry Pea & Lentil Council
Lentil plant Field of Peas
photo courtesy of USA Dry Pea & Lentil Council photo courtesy of USA Dry Pea & Lentil Council
Field of Lentils Pea Plant
photo courtesy of USA Dry Pea & Lentil Council photo courtesy of USA Dry Pea & Lentil Council
Moscow, Idaho | 11Be our guest
photo courtesy of Best Western Plus University Inn
Come play — and stay — with us! The Hillcrest Motel
Palouse region offers many choices for 706 N. Main St.
hospitality for your stay: from traditional (208) 882-7579
full-service hotels and motels, inviting www.facebook.com/HillcrestMoscow/
bed and breakfast establishments, to
gorgeous campgrounds and recreational Hilltop Inn
vehicle parks located in some of the most 928 NW Olsen St.
scenic locations in the Northwest. Pullman, WA
(509) 332-0928
Hotels & Motels www.hilltopinnpullman.com
Best Western Plus Holiday Inn Express
University Inn Hotel & Suites
1516 W. Pullman Rd. 1190 SE Bishop Blvd.
(208) 882-0550 Pullman, WA
www.uinnmoscow.com (509) 334-4437
www.hiexpress.com/pullmanwa
Clearwater River Casino and Hotel Idaho Inn
17500 Nez Perce Rd. 645 W. Pullman Rd.
Lewiston, ID (208) 885-1480
(208) 746-0723 www.idahoinn.com
www.crcasino.com
La Quinta Inn
Courtyard by Marriott @ WSU 185 Warbonnet Dr.
1295 NE N. Fairway Rd. (208) 882-5365
Pullman, WA www.laquintamoscow.com
(509) 332-1500
www.wsucourtyard.com Manor Lodge
455 SE Paradise St.
Fairfield Inn & Suites Pullman, WA
1000 W. Pullman Rd. (509) 334-2511
(208) 882-4600 www.themanorlodge.com
www.marriott.com/puwfi
Monarch Motel
120 W. Sixth St.
(208) 882-2581
www.moscowmonarch.com
12 | Moscow, Idahophoto courtesy of Fairfield Inn and Suites
Motel 6 Campus View Cottage
101 Baker St. 906 W. C St.
(208) 882-5511 (208) 301-0261
www.motel6.com www.moscowvacationhomes.com
Residence Inn Pullman Churchyard Inn
at Washington State University 206 St. Boniface St.
1225 NE North Fairway Rd. Uniontown, WA
Pullman, WA (509) 229-3200
(509) 332-4400 www.churchyardinn.com
www.wsuresidenceinn.com
Grazing Hills Alpaca Ranch and B&B
Super 8 Motel 1042 Four Mile Rd.
175 Peterson Drive Viola, ID
(208) 883-1503 (208) 882-8307
www.super8.com openherd.com/farms/734/
grazing-hills-alpacas
Bed & Breakfast
Little Green Guesthouse
Airway Hill Vacation Rentals 1020 S. Adams St.
4811 Airport Road www.littlegreenguesthouse.com
Pullman, WA
(509) 872-3092 The LuFina
airwayhills.com/vacation-rental/ 1661 Damen St.
(208) 596-9090
Andriette’s Bed, jjosefinag.wixsite.com/lufina
Book & Bicycle
115 N. Polk St. Meadowlark Heritage Farm
(208) 882-2756 Bed & Breakfast
www.andriettes.blogspot.com 4716 Lenville Rd.
(509) 338-2604
Bella Vista Farm www.meadowlarkheritagefarm.com
P.O. Box 9262
(208) 301-3588 Meadowinds Bed &
Breakfast & Chapel
Browne Block Guesthouse 2493 Blaine Road
112 S. Main St. (208) 882-7907
(208) 596-0460 www.meadowinds.org
www.browneblockguesthouse.com
Moscow, Idaho | 13Be our Guest
photo courtesy of Best Western Plus University Inn
Moscow Pullman Bedfinders Peterson Barn Guesthouse
2673 Weymouth St. 847 E. Travois Way
(208) 874-2153 (208) 882-4620
moscowpullmanbedfinders.com www.petersonbarn.com
Paradise View Bed and Breakfast Red Pheasant House
1005 Joyce Rd. 1845 Orchard Ave.
(360) 480-2049 (208) 882-3400
www.paradiseviewbb.com www.redpheasanthouse.com
Park View Cottage Sixth Street Retreat
305 S. Lincoln St. 441 E. Sixth St.
(208) 301-0261 (208) 669-0763
www.moscowvacationhomes.com www.sixthstreetretreat.com
14 | Moscow, IdahoGrab a bite
photo courtesy of BHW1
No matter what you’re craving, Moscow Arby’s
is home to a wonderful assortment of 150 Peterson Dr.
delicious restaurants, from Palouse- (208) 882-4223
inspired eats to home-style staples. Atmosphere: Classic American
So grab a bite while you’re here and family friendly dining.
discover a local favorite! Whether you Must order: Beef n' Cheddar
have an hour or all evening, we have Classic Sandwich.
the fare to meet your schedule. Locally
sourced, organically grown, haute cuisine Bloom Cafe
— whatever your appetite, we have the 403 S. Main St.
dining for you. (208) 882-4279
Atmosphere: Artistic cafe offering
A&W breakfast and lunch with local
1317 S. Main St. ingredients.
(208) 882-2301 Must order: Check out one of
Atmosphere: Family friendly their specialty benedicts, they are
dining on-the-go. mouthwatering!
Must order: World famous root beer,
burgers, chicken and sweet 'n‘ treat The Breakfast Club
desserts 501 S. Main St.
(208) 882-6481
Applebee's Grill and Bar Atmosphere: Casual, family friendly
105 Warbonnet Dr. classic American dining for
(208) 883-4821 breakfast and lunch.
Must order: Huckleberry zucchini bread
Bucer’s Coffeehouse Pub
201 S. Main St.
(208) 882-5216
Atmosphere: Casual, family friendly pub
with live bands every weekend and a full
homemade menu.
Must order: Espresso, draught beer,
breakfast pastries, soup, panini and
dessert
Moscow, Idaho | 15Grab a Bite
photo courtesy of BHW1
Buffalo Wild Wings Colter's Creek Tasting Room
1710 West Pullman Rd. 215 S. Main St.
(208) 882-7630 (208) 301-5125
Atmosphere: Inviting and relaxed, a
Café Artista delightful place where you can unwind
218 S. Main St. wind with a glass of wine, locally grown
(208) 882-1324 and produced.
Atmosphere: Cafe Artista is where art Must order: The Cabernet Franc is a
and coffee meet in a fun and cheerful stunning classic; a must have!
atmosphere.
Must order: Travel to Italy by sampling Colter's Creek Tasting Room
some of the traditional Italian espresso 215 S. Main St.
drinks. (208) 301-5125
Atmosphere: Inviting and relaxed, a
Camas Prairie Winery delightful place where you can unwind
207 Main St., Bovill, ID wind with a glass of wine, locally grown
(208) 826-3222 and produced.
Atmosphere: Cozy and fun tasting room Must order: The Cabernet Franc is a
Must order: Award-winning Strawberry stunning classic; a must have!
Honey Mead
Colter's Creek Winery
Chang Sing 308 Main St. Juliaetta, ID
512 S. Washington St. (208) 276-3342
(208) 882-1154 Atmosphere: Casual dining and
everything made from scratch.
Chick-fil-A They also offer wine tastings.
University of Idaho Campus Must order: Fish tacos and
875 Perimeter Dr. any wine on tap.
(208) 885-6070
D. Willy’s Blues Brew & BBQ
Clearwater River Casino & Lodge 112 W. Sixth St.
Riverside Restaurant (208) 883-3100
17500 Nez Perce Rd.
Lewiston, ID Domino’s Pizza
(208) 298-1400 317 W. 6th St. Suite #105
Atmosphere: Open daily for (208) 883-1555
upscale or casual dining.
Must order: 24 oz. bone-in rib eye.
16 | Moscow, IdahoGrab a Bite
photo courtesy of BHW1
Duke's Place, LLC Einstein Bros. Bagels
(509) 317-3880 University of Idaho Campus
Atmosphere: Local food truck that you'll 875 Perimeter Dr.
find at various events in town! (208) 885-6070
Must Order: Any of their Cajun, Creole, or
Soul Food recipes. Gambino’s
308 W. Sixth St.
Dutch Bros. Coffee (208) 882-9000
321 N. Main St. Atmosphere: Comfortable Italian spot
(208) 819-6030 offering thin and stuffed crust pies,
pastas, homemade gelato and craft
beers.
Must order: Any of their pastas.
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Moscow, Idaho | 17Grab a Bite
photo courtesy of Hunga Dunga
Garlic Garden Bistro Iron Wok
630 N. Almon St. #120 2010 S. Main St., Moscow
(208) 596-4659 (208) 596-4421
Atmosphere: Chefs at the Chinese
Grub Truck Moscow & Catering restaurant have mastered the craft of
Downtown Moscow cooking Chinese food.
Must order: Any of their specials.
Gypsy Java
2002 S. Main St. Jamm's Frozen Yogurt
(208) 310-4427 954 W. Pullman Rd.
(208) 892-8327
The Hoof & Trotter
115 E. 2nd St. Java Bug
(208) 696-3019 1320 S. Mountain View Rd.
(208) 669-1743
The Hub
University of Idaho Campus Jimmy John's
1080 W. 6th St. 529 S. Jackson St.
(208) 885-6565 (208) 883-3278
Humble Burger KFC
102 N. Main St. 1400 S. Blaine St.
(775) 600-2874 (208) 882-8363
Atmosphere: Got their start at the
Moscow Farmers Market, they offer Kitchen Counter
burgers from local beef and have bands 214 S. Main St.
come and perform on the weekends! (208) 596-3042
Must Order: Humble Burger
and a milkshake. La Casa Lopez
415 S. Main St.
Hunga Dunga Brewing Company (208) 883-0536
333 N. Jackson St. Atmosphere: Welcoming and friendly
(208) 596-4855 environment where people meet for
Atmosphere: A true cozy brewery! good service, great food, and excellent
Must order: Any of their brews! They margaritas.
make them right there in the restaurant. Must order: Carne Asada
18 | Moscow, IdahoGrab a Bite
photo courtesy of BHW1
LocoGrinz Mela
113 N. Main St. 137 E. 2nd St.
(208) 883-4463 (509) 592-7381
Atmosphere: Casual, family-friendly dining. Atmosphere: MELA offers the most
Must order: Barbeque chicken authentic, delicious, and heart-healthy
Bangladeshi cuisine.
Lodgepole Must order: Lamb curry.
106 N. Main St.
(208) 882-2268 Mikey’s Gyros
527 S. Main St.
Mad Greek (208) 882-0780
212 S. Main St.
(208) 883-8221 Mingles Bar and Grill
Atmosphere: Cozy Greek restaurant 102 S. Main St.
located downtown Moscow. (208) 882-2050
Must order: A gyro stuffed with French Atmosphere: Adult atmosphere. A great
fries. place to enjoy food and watch
the big game or play a round of pool!
Maialina Pizzeria Napoletana Must order: Real cheese nachos
602 S. Main St.
(208) 882-2694 Mongolian BBQ Express
www.maialinapizzeria.com Eastside Marketplace
Atmosphere: Neapolitan pizza and rustic (208) 882-7723
Italian cuisine, featuring local seasonal
ingredients. Also offers brunch on the Moscow Alehouse
weekends. 226 W. Sixth St.
Must order: A Neapolitan pizza paired (208) 882-2739
with a glass of wine. Atmosphere: Casual, family friendly
dining; inside and outside seating.
McDonald’s Must order: Vandalburger, or any
862 Troy Highway specialty microbrew.
(208) 882-1953
1404 W. Pullman Rd. Moscow Bagel & Deli
(208) 882-2900 310 S. Main St.
(208) 882-5242
Mein Bowl Atmosphere: Welcoming and upbeat
University of Idaho Campus environment. Great to stop in any time
875 Perimeter Dr. of day for breakfast, lunch, dinner or a
(208) 885-6070 snack!
Must order: Sweaty Teddy
Moscow, Idaho | 19Grab a Bite
Moscow Elks #249
3080 Troy Highway
(208) 882-3015
Atmosphere: Relaxed indoor & outdoor
seating overlooking the golf course.
Must order: Cheese and bacon fries
Moscow Food Co-op
121 E. Fifth St.
(208) 882-8537
University of Idaho Campus
822 Elm Street
Atmosphere: Organic and locally grown
food store including a deli and soup
and salad bar. Live music and BBQ on
Tuesdays.
Must order: Pesto roll photo courtesy of BHW1
Nectar Restaurant & Wine Bar Papa Murphy’s
105 W. Sixth St. Take ‘N’ Bake Pizza
(208) 882-5914 524 W. Third St.
Atmosphere: Cozy yet eclectic, (208) 883 -9508
featuring local food.
Must Order: Bacon wrapped meatloaf. Paradise Cafe
1902 W. Pullman Rd.
One World Café (208) 882-5660
533 S. Main St. Atmosphere: Located in the Palouse
(208) 883-3537 Mall and open to everyone for breakfast,
University of Idaho Campus lunch and dinner!
Administration Building and Janssen Must order: Any of their delicious burgers.
Engineering Building
Atmosphere: Artsy coffee house, locally Pattys Mexican Kitchen & Catering
roasted beans with live music on the 450 W. Sixth St.
weekends. (208) 883-3984
Must order: Locally roasted Fair Trade
organic coffee and espresso as well as Pizza Hut
soups and sandwiches. 1429 S. Blaine St.
(208) 882-0444
Palouse Juice
509 S. Main St. Pizza Perfection
(208) 310-6692 428 W. Third St.
Atmosphere: The vibe at Palouse Juice is (208) 882-1111
earthy, hip and healing.
Must order: A must have is their gluten Popo
free toast "avocado delight", quinoa 402 W. 6th St. #102
"fiesta bowl" and the acai bowl "boom (509) 339-4439
chia pow".
Porky's Pit BBQ and Catering
Panhandle Artisans Bread 928 N. Olsen St.
630 North Almon St. #110 (509) 334-6983
(208) 882-5999 Atmosphere: Delicious beef brisket.
Mouth- watering barbequed pork. Savory
Panda Express sausage or appetizing chicken hind
1932 W. Pullman Rd. quarters. Salads, Pasta, Rolls... Our
(208) 882-8880 awesome barbeque sauce.
Must order: Their mouth-watering
20 | Moscow, IdahoGrab a Bite
photo courtesy of BHW1
Qdoba Mexican Grill The Red Bento
1970 W. Pullman Rd. 215 W. Third St.
(208) 892-8569 (208) 596-4041
University of Idaho Campus
875 Perimeter Dr. Red Star Coffee Co.
(208) 885-6070 1046 W. Pullman Rd.
(208) 892-8007
Rants and Raves
Rants and Raves Sangria Grille
308 N. Jackson St. 2124 W. Pullman Rd.
(208) 596-4061 (208) 882-2693
www.rantsravesbrewery.com Atmosphere: A warm and friendly
Atmosphere: Check out a brewery that is restaurant featuring Peruvian food.
family friendly! Wednesday is brew your Sangria sources ingredients from over 25
own beer night! local farmers and they have a large focus
Must order: The Ruben Sandwich is the on seasonality.
bomb! A little known fact. Rants & Raves Must order: Any of their seafood or steak
purchases more corn beef than any other dishes.
restaurant in northern Idaho!
Saute on 6th
900 6th St.
Clarkston, WA
(509) 295-8925
Atmosphere: Looking for someplace
special? Look no further than Saute on
6th! Atmosphere is very welcoming and a
perfect place to have a special night out.
Must order: The linguine pasta and
flourless chocolate cake.
photo courtesy of BHW1
Moscow, Idaho | 21Grab a Bite
Seasons Public House
Best Western Plus University Inn
1516 W. Pullman Rd.
(208) 882-0550, Ext. 333
Atmosphere: Restaurant and full bar
with 12 TVs, overlooking beautifully
landscaped courtyard.
Must Order: 1516 Burger and
specialty Moscow Mule
Shari’s Café & Pies
121 Warbonnet Dr.
(208) 882-1971
Slice and Biscuit
125 E. 2nd St.
(208) 877-2054
Atmosphere: Grab a slice of pizza and
enjoy live music out on their patio.
Must order: Any of their specialty pizza's
paired with a craft beer.
Sodexo
1080 W. 6th St. Rm. 231
(208) 310-9087
Atmosphere: Available for on campus
photo courtesy of Bloom
catering for any event.
Taco Bell
Sonic Drive-In 1400 S. Blaine St.
433 N. Main St. (208) 882-8363
(208) 883-9800
Taco Time
Starbucks 401 W. Sixth St.
1994 W. Pullman Rd. (208) 882-8226
(208) 882-2163 Atmosphere: Family friendly,
1320 S. Blaine St., Moscow southwestern décor.
208-883-0713 Must order: Any daily special
Starbucks - Vandal Store Tapped - Taphouse and Kitchen
The University of Idaho 210 S. Main St.
710 S. Deakin St. 208-596-4422
(208) 885-6600 Atmosphere: Modern gastropub located
in downtown Moscow.
Stax Must order: Bacon wrapped dates and
402 W. Sixth St. finish it off with the Mediterranean
(208) 892-2080 creamsicle dessert.
Subway Varsity Diner
307 W. Third St. 203 W. 3rd St.
(208) 883-3841 (208) 883-8250
866 Troy Highway, Suite 111 Atmosphere: Varsity Diner is a locally
(208) 882-3238 owned and operated diner, serving
breakfast, lunch, dinner, and freshly
baked desserts!
Must order: Hamburger and milk shake.
22 | Moscow, IdahoGrab a Bite
Wendy’s Winger’s Roadhouse Grill
1030 W. Pullman Rd. 1484 S. Blaine St.
(208) 883-8112 (208) 882-9850
Atmosphere: New renovated to have a
modern appeal! Young's Alley
Must order: Their current specialty item 304 W. 6th St.
with a frosty on the side. (208) 301-7888
Zip’s
1222 W. Pullman Rd.
(208) 883-0678
Photo courtesy of BHW1
photo courtesy of BHW1
Moscow, Idaho | 23Taste Local
Treasures
photo courtesy of Ryan Zimmer Photography
Does the thought of a great evening
involve wine and chocolate? Or is a
Bars
wonderful dark beer more your style? Champions Grill & Bar
The Palouse region offers six wineries, 302 S. Main St.
four breweries and a hard cider house (208) 883-8888
all within 30 minutes! Grab a few friends
and take a chauffeured wine tour or taste Corner Club
the different lagers and ales brought to 202 N. Main St.
you from our local brewers. If you have a (208) 882-2915
sweet tooth, a Grabber from Ferdinands cornerclubmoscow.com
will freeze your tastebuds, while Cowgirl
Chocolates has every kind of chocolate Garden Lounge
available — including spicy! 313 S. Main St.
(208) 882-8513
John's Alley Tavern
Dark & lively bar hosting frequent
live music amid offbeat surroundings
including a wall of guitars.
114 E. Sixth St.
(208) 883-7662
www.alleyvault.com
photo courtesy of Paradise Creek Brewery
24 | Moscow, IdahoTaste Local Treasures
Mingles Bar and Grill Hunga Dunga
Serving the Moscow community Come check out the newest brewery in
since 1982, more to offer than your the Palouse! It is not about quantity but
neighborhood bar... Go Vandals! about quality.
102 S. Main St. 333 N. Jackson St.
(208) 882-2050 Moscow, ID
www.minglesbarngrill.com (208) 596-4855
www.hungadungabrewing.com
Plantation Tavern
2012 S. Main St. Lindsay Creek Vineyards
(208) 882-3344 "Taste our Commitment" is Lindsay Creek
Vineyards’ motto. It expresses their
Wineries and dedication to produce premium wine,
open space, music and good times!
Breweries 3107 Powers Ave.
Lewiston, ID
Basalt Cellars
(208)746-9463
906 Port Dr.
www.lcvineyards.com
Clarkston, WA
(509) 758-6442
Merry Cellars
www.basaltcellars.com
Imagine the wine you buy is a journey.
Like the open road, each glass awakens
Camas Prairie Winery
you to a new possibility. Welcome to
Idaho’s oldest independent winery, this is
Merry Cellars.
a great place to stop by the tasting room
1300 NE Henley Ct.
to enjoy a sampling of Camas’ 24 wines.
Pullman, WA
And if wine is not your style, they offer the
(509) 338-4699
largest selection of imported specialty
www.merrycellars.com
beers in the Northwest.
207 Main St.
MJ Barleyhoppers
Bovill, ID
621 21st St.
(208) 826-3222
Lewiston, ID
www.camasprairiewinery.com
(208) 748-1048
www.mjbarleyhoppers.com
Clearwater Canyon Cellars
3143 10th St.
Lewiston, ID
(208) 816-4679
www.cccellars.com
Colter’s Creek
Few know the Clearwater River Valley
was once home to a prosperous grape
and wine industry, until Prohibition in the
early 1900s, leaving one to wonder what
might have been. This is great place to
visit and enjoy a glass of wine!
308 Main St.
Julieatta, ID
(208) 276-3342
Colter's Creek Tasting Room
215 S. Main St.
(208) 301-5125
www.colterscreek.com
photo courtesy of Hunga Dunga
Moscow, Idaho | 25Taste local treasures
Moscow Brewing Company Vine 46 Winery
Moscow's historic first brewery. 4020 Hatwai Rd.
Specializing in handcrafted local beer. Lewiston, ID
630 N. Almon St. (208) 717-1646
Moscow, ID www.vine46.com
(208) 596-4058
www.moscowbrewing.com Wawawai Canyon Winery
202 S. Montgomery St.
Paradise Creek Brewery Unionton, WA
245 SE Paradise St. (509) 338-4916
Pullman, WA www.wawawaicanyon.com
(509) 338-9463
www.paradisecreekbrewery.com Winery &
Rants and Raves Brewery Brewery Tours
A crafter brewery and family friendly grill
BrewcationNW
with their menu featuring both small
Caters to beer novices and enthusiasts
treats and big eats! Each day of the week
seeking something new in beer
there is a different event going on, so
experience and beer knowledge. If you
there is always something fun to do!
can dream it, they can make it happen!
308 N. Jackson St.
(208) 310-1048
Moscow, ID
tim.kinkeade@gmail.com
(208) 596-4061
www.rantsravesbrewery.com
Twisted Vine Wine Tours, LLC
Book one of their tours and state the
Riverport Brewing Company
amazing wines of Lewis Clark AVA and
150 Ninth St. Suite B
Moscow, ID. Tour the wineries in the
Clarkston, WA
area, and experience that rich wine
(509) 758-8889
making history for yourself.
www.riverportbrewing.com
(509) 295-1306
twistedvinewt.com
Shattuck Brewery
Shattuck Brewery sits nestled among
Wheatland Express
trees and mountains near the town
Customize your very own winery or
of Elk River, Idaho. Shattuck Brewery
brewery tour with Wheatland Express!
is synonymous with incredible Idaho
(509) 334-2200
craft beer. Brewed with love, skill, and
www.wheatlandexpress.com
inspiration.
52106 Hwy. 8
Elk River, ID
photo courtesy of Colter's Creek Winery
26 | Moscow, IdahoTaste Local Treasures
Local Treats Goose House Bakery
www.goosehouosebakery.com
Bucer's Coffee House Pub
The Bucer’s kitchen staff gets started Jamms Frozen Yogurt
early in the morning, baking our own 954 W. Pullman Rd.
made-from-scratch muffins, cinnamon (208) 892-8327
rolls, scones, and coffee cake. Our rich
quiches come flourless or baked in a fine Moscow Candy
pastry crust, with options for vegetarians 428 W. Third St.
or meat-lovers. (208) 882-4098
201 S. Main St. www.cowgirlchocolates.com
(208) 596-0887
www.bucerspub.com One World Cafe serving
Ferdinand's Ice Cream
Chomp 533 S. Main St.
If you’re looking for delicious & fresh (208) 883-3537
desserts created especially for you, Take time to enjoy a refreshing treat of
you’ve come to the right place. At Chomp, Ferdinand's ice cream on main street in
they will give your dessert the attention Moscow at One World Cafe.
and personal touch you’ll come to expect
and love. Sisters Cookies
(425) 985-2415 Sisters Cookies started off at the Moscow
Farmers Market and quickly grew due to
Ferdinand’s Creamery their cookies yummy buttery taste. Order
2035 Ferdinand’s Lane 100's or stop by their shop for a couple,
Pullman, WA 99164 though we doubt you will only want two!
(509) 335-2141 610 N. Almon St. #130
www.creamery.wsu.edu/ (208) 892-2253
ferdinands-ice-cream-shoppe www.sisterscookiecompany.com
Sweet Mutiny
1195 SE Bishop Blvd
Pullman, WA
(509) 332-2877
photo courtesy of Paradise Creek Brewery
photo courtesy of Clearwater Canyon Winery photo courtesy of BHW1
Moscow, Idaho | 27Taste local treasures
photo courtesy of Hunga Dunga photo courtesy of Merry Cellars
photo courtesy of Merry Cellars
1300 ne henley ct.
pullman, wa 99163
Wawawai Canyon Winery 509.338.4699 · merrycellars.com
Tasting Room in Uniontown, WA
Thurs.-Sat. 12-6 509-338-4916
903 6th St., Clarkston, WA 99403
parejascellars.com
509-910-9844
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28 | Moscow, IdahoGetting around
photo courtesy of Fondo on the Palouse
There are many ways to get around Pullman-Moscow Regional Airport
our community. Just seven miles from 3200 N. Airport Rd.
downtown Moscow, the Pullman – Pullman, WA 99163
Moscow Regional Airport brings Alaska (509) 338-3223
Airlines to the Palouse region. Travel www.pullman-wa.gov/airport
around Moscow in a cab, on a bus, or
even rent a bike. Our region has 36 miles SMART Transit
of paved trails, so you can walk, run, 1006 Railroad St.
bike, or hike everywhere that you need Moscow, ID 83843
to go! The Palouse has easy access via (208) 883-7747
north-south routes of U.S. Highway 195 www.smarttransit.org
in Washington, and U.S. Highway 95 in
Idaho. Moscow and Pullman are linked by Wheatland Express
state Highway 270. 7601 State Route 270
Pullman, WA 99163
Paradise Creek Bicycles – (509) 334-2200
Bike Rentals www.wheatlandexpress.com
513 S. Main St.
(208) 882-0703
www.facebook.com/paradisecreekbikes
Moscow, Idaho | 29Getting Around
photo courtesy of Fondo on the Palouse
30 | Moscow, IdahoFix It
photo courtesy of Brightrock Photography
Got a flat tire? Car making a strange Meineke Car Care Center
noise? Locked out of your car? We want 970 N. Main St.
your stay in Moscow to be the very best Moscow, ID 83843
it can be, so we bring you the very best (208) 596-4196
in car repair, vehicle maintenance, and
towing – even an excellent locksmith! Moscow Auto Service, Inc.
1926 S. Main St.
Chipman & Taylor Chevrolet (208) 882-2913
250 SE Bishop Blvd.
Pullman, WA 99163 Mountain View Automotive
(509) 334-3555 1220 S. Mountain View Rd.
(208) 882-5678
Electrical Specialists, Inc.
301 Troy Highway Mr Windshield
(208) 882-7105 1304 Pullman Rd.
(208) 882-8100
University Collision
435 E. Palouse River Dr. Norm's Custom Glass, Inc.
(208) 882-8535 621 N. Main St.
(208) 882-3543
Jess Ford of Pullman
2590 S. Grand Ave. On-Site Auto
Pullman, WA 99163 208-310-5956
509-334-6000
Palouse Country Auto Care
Jiffy Lube 1420 White Ave.
326 Troy Highway (208) 882-2667
(208) 883-3141
St. John Hardware & Implement Co., Inc.
Les Schwab Tires 202 W. A St.
1421 White Ave. (208) 882-7501
(208) 882-3538
T&T Paintless Dent Repair
(208) 301-2235
Moscow, Idaho | 31Where great
minds meet
photo courtesy of University of Idaho Conference Management
With numerous options to choose from, work in the community and know where
Moscow offers a beautiful setting for to find venues, vendors and opportunities
meetings, conferences and events. Let that complement your style and work
our local event planners assist you with within your budget. We look forward to
pulling off the kind of affair you want by the opportunity of working with you!
making your special event memorable for
both you and your guests. We live and
Do you want to host an event? We’re here to help you!
Contact us for a free consultaƟon: 208-885-4152
www.uidaho.edu/conferences
32 | Moscow, IdahoWhere great Minds Meet
Meeting & Event Venues
Venue Name (Max persons)
1912 Center (150)
412 E. Third St. • 1912center.org • (208) 669-2249
American Legion (140)
317 S. Howard St. • (208) 882-1246
Appaloosa Museum and Heritage Center (200)
2720 W. Pullman Rd. • appaloosamuseum.com • (208) 882-5578
Artisans at the Dahmen Barn (120)
419 N. Park Way, Uniontown, WA • artisanbarn.org • (509) 229-36414
Beasley Performing Arts Center (12,500)
1500 NE Fairway Dr., Pullman, WA • (509) 335-3525
Best Western Plus University Inn (500)
1516 W. Pullman Rd. • uinnmoscow.com • (208) 882-0550
Bonkerz Indoor Play Center (50)
2305 S. Main St. • gobonkerz.com • (208) 596-4320
Courtyard by Marriott (200)
1295 NE North Fairway Rd. Pullman, WA • marriott.com • (509) 332-7288
Fairfield Inn & Suites (80)
1000 W. Pullman Rd. • marriott.com/puwfi • (208) 882-4600
Good Samaritan (50)
640 Eisenhower St. • good-sam.com • (208) 882-6560
photo courtesy of Residence Inn
Moscow, Idaho | 33where great minds meet
Gritman Medical Center Conference Room (75)
700 S. Main St. • gritman.org • (208) 882-4511
The Hilltop (100)
928 NW Olsen St., Pullman, WA • hilltopinnpullman.com • (509) 332-0928
Holiday Inn Express (80)
1190 SE Bishop Blvd., Pullman, WA • hiexpress.com • (509) 334-4437
Kenworthy Performing Arts Centre (272)
508 S. Main St. • kenworthy.org • (208) 882-4127
Latah County Fairgrounds (500)
1021 Harold St. • (208) 883-5722
LaQuinta Inn (100)
185 Warbonnet Dr. • laquintamoscow.com • (208) 882-5365
McConnell Mansion (40)
110 S. Adams St.
latahcountyhistoricalsociety.org
Meadowinds Inc. (100)
2493 Blaine Rd. • (208) 882-7907
Moscow Elks #249 (200)
3080 Troy Highway • elks249.com • (208) 882-2577
Motel 6 (30)
101 Baker St. • palouseinn.com • (208) 882-5511
Residence Inn Pullman at Washington State University (104)
1255 NE North Fairway Rd., Pullman, WA
wsuresidenceinn.com • (509) 332-4400
SEL Event Center (820)
1825 Schweitzer Dr., Pullman, WA • seleventcenter.com • (509) 334-5050
University of Idaho
sub.uidaho.edu • conferencemanagement@uidaho.edu • (208) 885-6956
photo courtesy of Best Western Plus University Inn
34 | Moscow, IdahoWhere great Minds Meet
photo courtesy of the Best Western Plus University Inn
photo courtesy of the Courtyard
Moscow, Idaho | 35enlighten
your senses
photo courtesy of University of Idaho Photographic Services
Enlighten your senses by planning modern Appaloosa Horse Club.
a cultural trip throughout the Palouse: 2720 W. Pullman Rd.
visit a museum, enjoy a dance or music (208) 882-5578 ext. 279
performance, or view an art gallery www.appaloosamuseum.com
exhibit. During the summer, delve into
the local art scene with a stroll through Artisans at the Dahmen Barn
Art Walk, and in February, encompass Artisans at the Dahmen Barn is a
your soul with global jazz sensations at non-profit organization that cultivates
the Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival. creativity on the Palouse by providing
studio space for working artists, a venue
Appaloosa Horse Museum for local performing and exhibiting artists,
The Appaloosa Museum is located in the and creative experiences for children
heart of Palouse Country—home of the and adults. The state-of-the-art facility
Appaloosa horse breed. The museum has been transformed from a former
is a nonprofit organization established dairy barn. Attractions include a gift shop
in 1975 to collect, preserve, study, and featuring art, fine crafts and products
exhibit objects and information that from the Palouse. Artisans at work
illustrate the history of the Appaloosa in their studio spaces will share their
horse. The museum's modern facility creative process with visitors.
includes an exhibit area; a theater; a 419 N. Park Way
hands-on Kid's Area; a library & archive Uniontown, WA
featuring books, magazines, videos; and (509) 229-3414
the gift shop. Exhibit themes range from www.artisanbarn.org
the early evidence of spotted horses in
art and literature, to the relationship Essential Art Gallery & Fine Gifts
between the Appaloosa and the Nez Essential Art Gallery & Fine Gifts is
Perce Indians, to the highlights of the located on upper Main Street and strives
36 | Moscow, IdahoEnlighten your senses
photo courtesy of the Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival
to bring the highest quality of artwork to Jordan Schnitzer
the Palouse from the top artists across Museum of Art at WSU
the country. Specializing in handmade The new Jordan Schnitzer Museum of
fused and blown glass, tapestry, pottery, Art WSU is more than a place to view
jewelry, and gourmet artisan chocolate, and experience art. The design, by Jim
the gallery is sure to provide you Olson of Olson Kundig, and prominent
something beautiful or delicious during campus location increase access to
your visit. the arts for the entire Inland Northwest
203 S. Main St. region. It is designed as a beacon for the
(208) 571-5654 arts, inviting visitors to experience the
www.essentialglassworks.com vitality of art at WSU. In both location
and design, the building brings art to the
Festival Dance and Performing Arts forefront of university life.
Festival Dance and Performing Arts brings 1535 NE Wilson Rd.
international professional dance and Pullman, WA
performing arts events to the area by (509) 335-1910
presenting the only dance series between museum.wsu.edu
Seattle and Minneapolis, the Great
Performances Series. The association Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival
also maintains the oldest dance academy This annual February tradition brings
in the Palouse and Valley regions, with some 10,000 young musicians and
studios serving the communities of collegians as well as internationally
Moscow, Genesee, Troy, Lewiston, and revered jazz artists to campus for two
Lapwai. Festival Dance provides a large days of performances, workshops and
Youth outreach program that helps youth world class evening concerts.
in area communities by in-school dance University of Idaho Campus
presentations, Discover Dance, "fieldtrip" (208) 885-5900
dance performances and summer www.uidaho.edu/class/jazzfest
workshops and youth programs available.
1060 Rayburn, Room #120
(208) 883-3267
www.festivaldance.org
Moscow, Idaho | 37Enlighten your senses
McConnell Mansion
The two-story house is a blend of
Victorian, Queen Anne, and Eastlake
styles. The rooms on the first floor
have been restored to historic periods
reflecting the house's history, from
turn-of-the-century parlors to the 1930s
kitchen. A friendly volunteer will give
you a tour of the rooms and information
about the house, Moscow, and Latah
County. Upstairs are two exhibit areas
that offer well researched and interpreted
perspectives on people, places, and
events of Latah County.
327 E. Second St.
(208) 882-1004
www.latahcountyhistoricalsociety.org
Moscow Art Theatre (Too)
Headquartered at the Kenworthy
Performing Arts Centre in Moscow, Idaho,
they are dedicated to creating theatre
that moves their audiences.
(208) 918-1882
www.moscowarttheatretoo.com
photo courtesy of
University of Idaho Photographic Services
Moscow Artwalk
Since its beginning in 2004, the Moscow
Artwalk has become one of the many Nez Perce County
arts and cultural activities that help Historical Museum
make Moscow a vibrant community. Discover many of the Palouse region’s
Participants are provided with a colorful historical stories, battles and culture through
brochure that directs them on a self- the many photos and artifacts on display, plus
guided tour of the work of dozens of hands-on activities for the young at heart.
local and regional artists displayed 0306 3rd St.
in participating businesses. Moscow Lewiston, ID
Artwalk opens in June and runs through (208) 743-2535
August. www.nezpercecountymuseum.com
(208) 883-7036
www.ci.moscow.id.us/arts
Moscow Community Theatre
The Moscow Community Theatre,
founded in 1976 with local talent from
the community and the universities,
Welcome to Nez Perce
features family dramas, comedies, and National Historical Park
musical productions throughout the year.
www.moscowcommunitytheatre.org History & Culture
Nature
Education
Youth Activities
Nez Perce National Historical Park
Visitor Center
39063 US Hwy 95, Lapwai, ID 83540-9715
Phone: (208) 843-7009
38 | Moscow, IdahoEnlighten your senses
Palouse Choral Society Prichard Art Gallery
The Palouse Choral Society is a The University of Idaho gallery is in
nonprofit auditioned choir. You can enjoy downtown Moscow and serves the public
performances from October through with a year-round rotating exhibition
May in the Quad Cities as well as in the schedule. The gallery has included works
surrounding communities. Performances by internationally famous artists as well
include a wide variety of music from the as Northwest and regional artists. It is
choral repertoire, including music from free and open to the public.
the Renaissance, Baroque and Classical 414 S. Main St.
periods, through to 20th century and (208) 885-3586
contemporary choral works. In addition, www.uidaho.edu/caa/
an occasional concert may be devoted to galleries-centers-and-labs/prichard
other musical styles such as opera, pop,
jazz or Broadway. Pullman Civic Theatre
The mission of Pullman Civic Theatre is
Palouse Discovery Science Center to provide affordable, live entertainment
This center promotes science, math and for the community, and creative outlets
technology literacy through the use of and educational opportunities for theatre
educational programs, exhibits, teaching participants of all ages.
collections and activities emphasizing 1220 NW Nye St.
hands-on learning. Pullman, WA
950 NE Nelson Ct. (509) 332-8406
Pullman, WA
(509) 332-6869 Regional Theatre of the Palouse
www.palousescience.net You don't have to go to Broadway—
Regional Theatre Of the Palouse is here,
Palouse Harmony Chorus bringing you Broadway classics, revivals,
The Palouse Harmony Chorus exists premieres and award winning shows.
to spread joy and meaning through 122 N. Garland Ave.
music, by singing (of course!) and also Pullman, WA
by supporting music education and (509) 334-0750
appreciation in their home communities. www.rtoptheatre.org
They are a men's chorus and they
sing mostly in the Barbershop style: Third Street Gallery
a cappella, with close harmonies and The Third Street Gallery is on the second
interesting arrangements of classic and and third floors of Moscow's beautifully
modern songs. renovated and historic City Hall. The
(208) 883-3600 gallery exhibits the works of local and
regional artists for the enjoyment of
residents and visitors to the community.
206 E. Third St.
(208) 883-7036
www.moscow.id.us/art/gallery.aspx
UofI Hartung Theatre
The Hartung Theatre on the University
of Idaho campus offers performances
throughout the year. The Mainstage
Series, presented by the UofI Theater Arts
Department, features dramas, comedies
and musicals.
625 Stadium Dr.
(208) 885-6465
www.uidaho.edu/class/theatre/
Moscow, Idaho | 39Enlighten your senses
photo courtesy of the Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival
Washington Idaho Symphony Wild @ Art
The Washington Idaho Symphony formed Wild at Art is a paint-your-own-pottery
in 1971 and developed into a premium and canvas painting studio located in
orchestra that brings classical and downtown Moscow. We are open to
contemporary symphonic music to the the public on a drop-in basis during
Palouse. Participating performers are our regular studio hours. We can also
local residents from eastern Washington schedule your personalized group event
and North Central Idaho. or party by appointment. ]
205 S. Main St. #1 118 E. 3rd St.
(509) 332-3408 (208) 669-2425
www.washingtonidahosymphony.org www.moscowwildatart.com
JORDAN SCHNITZER MUSEUM OF ART WSU
VISIT FREE! SIX GALLERIES OF ART
TUESDAY-SATURDAY, 10AM-4PM
WSU PULLMAN CAMPUS
40 | Moscow, IdahoJust for Kids!
Bringing the whole family? Don't worry! Co-op Kids
There are plenty of activities and businesses Co-op Kids is an educational play group for
that cater specifically to kids. From the arts ages 3-5 as well as their parents or guardians
to Martial Arts, we've got it all! that takes place at the Moscow Food Co-op.
Join them every Tuesday morning from 9-10
The 1912 Center a.m. for easy, earth-friendly crafts and activities.
The 1912 Center collaborates with regional From time to time, they might even take a short
organizations to host a variety of activities for field trip for some outdoor fun when weather
children, such as classes, music performances, permits!
and mock elections. They sponsor community 121 E. Fifth St.
art shows and are home to Friendship Hall, a (208) 882-8537
drop-in center for people with disabilities and www.moscowfoodcoop.com
their care providers. Check out their website for
upcoming events. Eastside Marketplace
412 E. Third St. Toddler Play Area
(208) 669-2249 When the weather gets bad do not worry! You
www.1912center.org can take your toddlers to the Toddler Play Area
at Eastside Marketplace where they can enjoy
Appaloosa Museum the indoor play structure.
and Heritage Center 1420 S. Blaine St.
At the Appaloosa Museum, visitors learn about 208-882-1533
the history of the Appaloosa horse, which is eastside@moscow.com
as unique and colorful as its coat pattern. It
includes a Kids Area, Gift Shop, and Picnic Festival Dance and Performing Arts
Grounds. Association, Inc
2720 W. Pullman Rd. Festival Dance is a non-profit performing arts
(208) 882-5578 ext. 279 organization that offers dance classes at
www.appaloosamuseum.com locations in Moscow, Troy, and Genesee. We
also present an annual family-friendly dance
Bonkerz Indoor Playcenter series called "Great Performances,” numerous
Bonkerz is excited to be serving the Palouse outreach performances by professional dance
with their parent/guardian supervised indoor companies that are free for area schools, and
play center and birthday party venue located in a free in-school master class series called
Moscow, Idaho. With comfy parent seating and "Discover Dance.”
free wi-fi, kids are free to play all day on their (208) 883-3267
play structure or in our play barn, play market, www.festivaldance.org
and play house or play in their different play
stations including trains, dolls and dinosaurs.
They have a designated play space for kiddos
2 and under as well as an awesome play space
for kiddos over the age of 5. (Socks are a must
for all patrons, and due to the various food
allergies, we do not permit outside food or drink
in our play center.)
2305 S. Main St.
(208) 596-4320
www.gobonkerz.com
Moscow, Idaho | 41Just for Kids!
Hamilton-Lowe Aquatic Center Latah Trail Foundation
Stay cool and have fun at the Hamilton-Lowe The Latah Trail is a county owned, linear
Aquatic Center! The Aquatic Center is open from park for non-motorized transportation and
the beginning of June until the end of August. It recreation. It is a 16 mile pedestrian/ bicycle
has 2 large slides, an interactive play structure, path from Moscow through Troy and into Bear
a mini lazy river and more! Plus there are picnic Creek Canyon. The Latah Trail is ADA accessible
tables and barbecues available for you to use! for most of its length. It is open to all persons
830 N. Mountain View Rd. of all abilities and ages. It is open from dawn to
(208) 882-7665 dusk and is free to use. Volunteer opportunities
www.ci.moscow.id.us exist for trail sweeping and weeding. Fun group
rides can be organized to fit any age group and
Hamilton Lowe Indoor Recreation Center ability.
The Hamilton Indoor Recreation Center was (208) 874-3860
planned and built so youth and adults would www.latahtrailfoundation.org
have a place to play games and socialize in a
warm, friendly atmosphere that is independent Moscow Music Academy
of the weather. Use of the facility is free to the Discover the joy of music at Moscow Music
public unless reserved. The HIRC is a place Academy - the area’s leading independent year-
where people can go any time of the year for round music lesson provider on the Palouse.
recreational purposes. They offer private lessons, coaching and college
1724 East F St. prep for guitar, piano, drums, bass, ukulele,
(208) 883-7084 recorder, voice/singing, ensemble programs,
www.ci.moscow.id.us and more for the young and young-at-heart!
They teach beginners to advanced in a wide
Idler's Rest Naturee Preserve variety of musical styles. They hold two student
Located just 10 minutes from Moscow, Idler's showcases each year which are free and
Rest Nature Preserve is the perfect place to open to the public, as well as guest musician
play, explore and learn! Owned and managed workshops and other activities. Call or visit us
by the Palouse Land Trust, Idler's Rest hosts online to learn more or to enroll.
numerous family-friendly and kids events 207 S. Washington St.
throughout the year, including Kids Nature (208) 882-6733
Crafts, guided hikes, Little Birders activities and www.MoscowMusicAcademy.com
more. Open 365 days a year, dawn to dusk.
(208) 596-4496 Palouse Choral Society
palouselandtrust.org Children, mid-elementary school and up, are
encouraged to attend their four annual concerts
Kenworthy Performing Arts Centre where they can read about the music being
The Kenworthy hosts a wide array of kid and performed and experience a live performance.
family friendly activities including live theatre In addition, 2018-19 marks the fourth year of
productions, free classic cartoons June- the PCS Children's Choir for singers in grades
September, summer matinee movies June- 4 - 7. By participating in the Children's Choir, the
August, and children's educational programs. young choristers receive in-depth choral music
508 S. Main St. instruction, not to mention having loads of fun!
(208) 882-4127 810 N. Almon St.
www.kenworthy.org (208) 882-6408
www.palouseempiregymnastics.com
Latah County Historical Society &
McConnell Mansion Palouse-Clearwater
Ever wondered what is was like to live in Environmental Institute
Moscow during its earliest years? Come take a Get the whole family outdoors and enjoy trails,
tour of the McConnell Mansion and you’ll see wetlands, outdoor art, Bikes for Tike and more
first-hand what life was like in our community at the PCEI Nature Center. They offer Summer
more than 100 years ago. Researchers of all Storytime Series, Seasonal Wanderings and
ages are also welcome to explore our archives, many more events specific to kids!
located just across the street in the Centennial 1040 Rodeo Dr.
Annex. Historic photos and documents as well (208) 882-1444
as artifacts provide primary source information www.pcei.org
about Latah County’s past and are bound to
inspire curiosity.
327 E 2nd St.
(208) 882-1004
www.latahcountyhistoricalsociety.org
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