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They have a few musical slots to fill and asking for your two cents.

Looking to go bust a move on the dance floor, Yakima has some of the best places to do that, we found the top five dance spots in all of Yakima just for you!

This Wednesday Kids Club is a double adventure featuring Dinosaurs and Rocket Ships! There are only two free events left for summer 2022!

It is so simple to audition for singing the U.S.A. and Canadian National Anthems that you can get your Seattle Kraken audition wrapped up in mere minutes!

Make memories for a lifetime, and don't miss out on these bucket list shows coming to Washington as live music returns to the Pacific North West after the Covid Pandemic. Here are five shows you don't wanna miss!

Escape to the second floor of Valley Mall Wednesdays for Kids Club! A free-themed event filled with activities for the little ones. If you've got wranglers or a hat or cowboy boots, wear them because this week's theme is Western!

The Dye Hard 5K is an untimed nighttime running event that provides participants with an opportunity to have fun with friends and family while getting covered in fluorescent-colored powder in the dark, under the glow of black lights. And don’t forget about the post-event party with music, dancing and even more powder

Ever met a celebrity out in the wild? Well, it could be your lucky summer since these celebs still live in Washington and are spotted out and about living their everyday life!

A press release from the city says the Summer Sunset Concert Series at Franklin Park, 2101 Tieton Drive, is set for 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm starting July 8

There are so many influential people that came from the Pacific North West, ones that we would kill to see a movie about. Here are the five most popular movie ideas that have been considered to make it to the big screen.

These inventors changed the world for the better, what they all have in common is they're from the great state of Washington. I'm sure you'll recognize a few.

For many teens, the prom is the epitome of their high school experience. But for students who are lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, or queer, it can be a challenge to feel like they belong. Yakima Pride decided to start a new annual tradition called "The Rainbow Prom," where attending LGBTQ+ youth are welcome and safe to be fully themselves.