Arts / Entertainment
‘Good Times, Great Days’ with Ukulele Master Jake Shimabukuro
Ukulele master Jake Shimabukuro returns to Wenatchee tonight. He said he’s excited to bring his unique sound to the Numerica PAC at another sold-out show. Shimabukuro talks about his style, career, advocacy for kids and more.
Read MoreWenatchee PAC Fires New Executive Director Following Complaints
Robert Cox is no longer the Executive Director of the Numerica Performing Arts Center in Wenatchee. Cox was hired by the board of directors in June based on his skills and experience in theater and finance and facility management. Over the last several months, the board received many communications and feedback from varying stakeholders in…
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A Wet Autumn Leaf Festival This Weekend, Leavenworth’s Oldest Bavarian Event
A festival takes place this weekend in Leavenworth that’s as old as the City of Leavenworth. Well, as old as the town’s Bavarian theme. Marcus Bellissimo reports on this year’s 56th annual Autumn Leaf Festival.
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Calling All Wenatchee Valley Young Professionals – It’s YP Week
Join the Wenatchee Downtown Association and community partners for the second annual Young Professionals Week.The Association’s Program & Events Director Meredith Hilger said the week-long series of events are for young professionals hoping to network, learn more about the community and ways to get involved. The week kicks off today with a lunch at Pybus…
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Libraries ‘Not Just For Kids’ – NCRL Launches Fall Adult STEM Courses
North Central Regional Libraries (NCRL) has 30 branches across North Central Washington and they want you to know their programs aren’t just for kids and teens.
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‘Cultural Extravaganza’ Salmon Festival Bringing 2,000 Students To Wenatchee River
The Wenatchee River Salmon Festival has been an area institution for close to three decades. And this year, the festival offers something new – the River Ramble. To tell us more, joining us on the KOHO Morning Show are Corky Broaddus, the festival’s co-director, Native American artist and educator Roger Amerman and Julia Pinnix, visitor…
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Cashmere’s 9/11 Memorial Phase Two Complete Ahead of Annual Ceremony
Like December 7, 1941, September 11, 2001 is a date that will live on in the hearts and minds of all Americans. A memorial to 9/11 in Cashmere continues to grow and honor those who lost their lives that day. Marcus Bellissimo stopped by during construction and filed this report.
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What’s Your ‘Der’ Word? – Leavenworth Chamber Wants To Know
A new contest invites you to submit your own new words. But as with most things Leavenworth, there’s a few Bavarian-themed conditions.
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Elephant Man ‘Beautiful, Intimate’ Play, Director Says
Mission Creek Players presents The Elephant Man at Numerica Performing Arts Center. Directed by Matt Cadman, the small, skilled cast brings the story of a horribly deformed young man – seen as a freak by society – to life. Cadman and cast members Alex Haley and Matthew Pippin, who plays the Elephant Man, join KOHO’s Dan Langager…
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‘Moving Art’ With Link Transit Seeks Participants For First Friday
Link Transit’s guided art tours on First Fridays will be trying something new this week. You’re invited to help create art for the monthly art walk, as Marcus Bellissimo reports.
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Smokey Bear Celebrating 75 Years Of Helping Us Prevent Forest Fires
An American icon turns 75 this week. And only you can help celebrate his birthday. Marcus Bellissimo reports.
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