The Washington Center Celebrates a New Interior and Equipment After a Multi-Phase Renovation Project
The Washington Center celebrates a brand-new interior look, increased seating and new equipment.
The Washington Center celebrates a brand-new interior look, increased seating and new equipment.
Olympia begins planning of city arts space.
Join us as we start our 40th anniversary season with highlights and showstoppers celebrating our commissioned works, women composers, Celtic connections, social justice, sacred elements, humor in music and more!
Books, Brownies and Beans is back, live and in-person. One of the largest one-day used book sales in the South Sound, proceeds go to local area non-profits. Thousands of used books will be for sale from Pulitzer Prize winners to children’s books, DVDs, and games. Enjoy brownies, live music, coffee and an enormous selection of …
Join us for a night of doom metal and folk with Well Hell all the way from L.A., Grim Earth from right here in Oly, and Tylo from up north in Seattle.
Thurston Community Media is launching a new event series to showcase regional musicians and raise funds to support its community programming and media education services. The series kicks off on Friday, September 23rd, with Olympia’s own Ethan Tucker. Tucker will perform Cool Kids, Crazy Nights, and other favorites as well as new material composed over …
Through meditative music, we’ll invite deeper self-kindness, courage, and healing. Within up-tempo songs, we will revive self-empowerment, creative passion, and strength. Learn more here: https://www.unityofolympia.org/event-4821049 Dates: August 5th September 2nd October 7th
The 5th annual Olympia Witches March Social Justice Protestival has a day packed full of diverse presenters, ceremony, song, dance, workshops, and entertainment for you to enjoy including; Belladonna Laveau Archpriestess of the Aquarian Tabernacle Church, poetry from Robert Lashley, Tela Rose, The Never-ending Tea Bucket, Prism, South Sound Street Medics, and many more. Hosted …
With COVID cases on the decline, it’s time for something new. That’s where Christen Greene saw an opportunity. She’s the programmer of a new summer music festival in Olympia, the South Sound Block Party on Port Plaza this August.