Troy Community Theatre to have virtual play performances
The Troy Community Theatre will have virtual performances of the family-friendly play, “The Nick of Time Christmas Show,” at 7 p.m. Monday and Tuesday.
The performance is part of the Troy Community Theatre Apprentice Program, and is acted and directed exclusively by Troy area high school students. The show was written by Sam Havens and is being co-directed by Maureen Needham and Isaiah Raasch.
For more information or a link to access the performances visit www.troycommunitytheatre.weebly.com.
City of Moscow launches virtual art exhibition
The City of Moscow Arts Department launched “Dear Moscow” on Thursday.
The exhibit features illustrated letters from 61 community members.
Submitted letters are available to view through March 5 via an online gallery at https://bit.ly/dearmoscowgallery.
In accordance with CDC safety suggestions surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic, the Third Street Gallery is currently closed to the public. Up-to-date information regarding exhibitions can be found at www.ci.moscow.id.us/230/Third-Street-Gallery.
Zeppoz offers space for COVID-19 vaccine facilities
Zeppoz of Pullman recently joined other members of the Washington State Bowling Proprietors’ Association to offer free use of their facilities for COVID-19 vaccine inoculations, according to a news release sent out by the bowling alley.
In the news release, Zeppoz owner Chris Nash said bowling centers average tens of thousands of square feet, allowing for social distancing throughout.
