Justin Gibbens 1st and 3rd Wednesdays, 6-8pm Ongoing, FREE Adults with disabilities are welcome to come to this free workshop for all skill levels and abilities. There is no formal instruction, but Justin will be on hand to assist with your projects. Limited art supplies are available for use. This class is a partnership between Elmview, the City of Ellensburg, and Gallery One

You’re invited to the CWU Alternative Energy and Sustainability Research Symposium presented by Dr. Ian Quitadamo’s Science Education 301 class on Thursday, June 8 from 12noon – 2pm in Science II Room 301. Presentations will focus on: • Whale of a Tale: Using Biomimicry Engineering to Capture Waterway Electricity • Any Way the Wind Blows: Re-Engineering Next-Generation Horizontal Wind Turbines • Don’t Let the Sun Go Down on Me: Maximizing Low-Horizon Solar Capture • Shine Like Your Life Depends On It: Leveraging Reflective Solar to Improve Efficiency Open to the public!

Hear from leaders from some of Washington's best companies on how you can build workplace cultures that attract the best talent and achieve sustained excellence. Our award-winning lineup includes Starbucks, Slalom, Schweitzer Engineering, Salesforce, Kadlec Regional Healthcare, Sleeping Lady Mountain Resort, Chef Software, and many more. See the full lineup at http://avhra.shrm.org/events/2017/06/2017-washington-leadership-summit Register at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/avhra-2017-washington-leadership-summit-tickets-34260030674?ref=estw

Fashion Show June 3 • 3 PM & 7 PM • Milo Smith Theatre $10 CWU/$12 General • Open to Everyone Check out the latest fashion by Central’s own student designers on Saturday June 3 at 3 p.m. and 7 p.m. in the Milo Smith Theater in McConnell Hall. Twelve designers have all created pieces from various inspirations like “Beauty and the Beast,” environmental issues, and Flamenco dancers. This is the 21st anniversary of the event and the styles shown represent current fashion trends. There will be a silent auction once the doors open at the 6 p.m. and all of the proceeds go towards the 2018 Fashion Show. There will be a raised runway, lights, videography, models and designers. Claim Clothing, which is owned and operated by ATM alumni, and other local retailers will be offering up clothing and accessories for purchase. It’s $10 for CWU students with an ID and $12 for general admission. Tickets are available in the Wildcat Shop in the Student Union and Recreation Center, online at cwu.edu/tickets and at the door of the event. There are three ready-to-wear sub themes in the show. The first is “serene silhouettes,” which includes pastels, mid-lenths and formals. The second is “nineties nostalgia,” which features vintage vibes, chokers and logo tees. And the final sub theme is “spring into the night,” which focus on festival vibes and statement jewelry. For more information, contact Andrea Eklund, the program director for Apparel, Textiles and Merchandising, at 509-963-2067 or andrea.eklund@cwu.edu.

10AM-2PM SUNDAYS; DOWNTOWN ROSLYN

Come join us for a community presentation and discussion about a variety of locally relevant science topics. Joe Lorenz will be presenting. Topic TBD. Please check our website for details!

21+ Live Music from Mark Pickerel, Thunderhound, Star Anna and Woodshed. A portion of beer sales & donations go toward Hospice Friends.

Annual Sun Country Estates COMMUNITY GARAGE SALE. Over 40 homeowners participate.

Fashion Show June 3 • 3 PM & 7 PM • Milo Smith Theatre $10 CWU/$12 General • Open to Everyone Check out the latest fashion by Central’s own student designers on Saturday June 3 at 3 p.m. and 7 p.m. in the Milo Smith Theater in McConnell Hall. Twelve designers have all created pieces from various inspirations like “Beauty and the Beast,” environmental issues, and Flamenco dancers. This is the 21st anniversary of the event and the styles shown represent current fashion trends. There will be a silent auction once the doors open at the 6 p.m. and all of the proceeds go towards the 2018 Fashion Show. There will be a raised runway, lights, videography, models and designers. Claim Clothing, which is owned and operated by ATM alumni, and other local retailers will be offering up clothing and accessories for purchase. It’s $10 for CWU students with an ID and $12 for general admission. Tickets are available in the Wildcat Shop in the Student Union and Recreation Center, online at cwu.edu/tickets and at the door of the event. There are three ready-to-wear sub themes in the show. The first is “serene silhouettes,” which includes pastels, mid-lenths and formals. The second is “nineties nostalgia,” which features vintage vibes, chokers and logo tees. And the final sub theme is “spring into the night,” which focus on festival vibes and statement jewelry. For more information, contact Andrea Eklund, the program director for Apparel, Textiles and Merchandising, at 509-963-2067 or andrea.eklund@cwu.edu.

The Horse Park is Kicking it Up June 3-4! Whether you're 3 or 93, a world champion or a new rider, on foot or on horseback - this weekend is for you! Get inspired at the Horse Park! Participate in clinics, watch engaging demonstrations, learn about new horse disciplines and how to get involved, and much more! We invite horsemen and horse lovers of all ages, levels and disciplines to Kick it Up with us in Cle Elum! • Sharpen your riding skills during a clinic with an expert • Witness the versatility and diversity of the horse, all in one place – 20+ breeds on exhibit, demonstrating what they do best • Try out three trail disciplines in the 2017 TRAILathalon • See what others in the industry are up to during any number of demonstrations • Youth POWER Hour – three incredible youth programs presented by even more incredible youth leaders. See the full schedule here. Register for clinics by downloading this form and submit with payment by May 20.

Come to the Horse Park for a weekend packed with equestrian entertainment, education and experience! Participate in clinics, watch engaging demonstrations, learn about new horse disciplines and how to get involved, and much, much more! We invite horsemen and horse lovers of all ages, levels and disciplines to Kick it Up with us in Cle Elum! Whether you're 3 or 93, a world champion or a new rider, on foot or on horseback - this weekend is for you.

Join the Kittitas County Chamber of Commerce for First Friday Coffee Club hosted by Jerrol's. Don't forget your business cards for the door prize drawing!

Coffee Club is an informal networking opportunity to share your business with others in the community. It is free and open to any business in the county!