On February 22 at 7:30 p.m. in the Student Union and Recreation Center (SURC) Ballroom, the Black Student Union (BSU) is hosting a spinoff performance of Showtime at the Apollo, with the 14th Annual Showtime at Central. Attendees will need to be highly interactive with positive or negative feedback for the performers. Similar to the original show, the reaction could include cheering or booing as long as it is the spirit of good fun. Seating is available on a first come, first serve basis.

Come cheer on the Rodeo City Rollergirls as we take on the Willamette Kidney Thieves on Saturday, February 23rd at Ellensburg High School in the gym. Doors open at 3:30 p.m. and the bout starts at 4 p.m. Tickets are $5. Children 5 and under are free.

What are the experiences of people of color in Ellensburg? This panel features the voices of people of color within our community as they reflect on life in a small, eastern Washington town. This is an opportunity to listen, understand, and grow as we imagine more effective networks of support, enrichment, and belonging for people of color in Ellensburg. This event is located at the Museum of Culture & Environment, CWU’s Dean Hall, 1200 Wildcat Way. For more information www.cwu.edu/museum or email museum@cwu.edu

Join the Kittitas County Chamber of Commerce for Business After Hours with Kelleher Motor Company! Check out one of the oldest family owned Ford Dealerships in the Nation, and stick around for the raffle prizes! Business After Hours is a free networking opportunity for local professionals. Enjoy appetizers and drinks while engaging with the business community. Don't forget your business cards!

Local groups competing to see who can bring FISH the most food! Groups that drop out will combine with others to keep the competition fierce! Find a local group and donate! Remember, it's all for FISH!

You are cordially invited to a roundtable discussion with Chamber CEO, Amy McGuffin to discuss:
- The new vision for the Chamber in 2019
- Promoting your event through the Chmaber
- Opportunities you wish we provided
- How you can get involved
- How we can help you in the new year

Learn about what to expect from different types of job interviews, how to prepare beforehand, and valuable tips for success. Practice answers frequently asked questions, strengthen your confidence, and calm your nerves!

High Country Artists will be showcasing some of their special collections - from Turtles to Teapots - in this month-long exhibit at the Carpenter House Museum & Art Gallery.

Big Read Film Series Tuesday, February 12, 2019 6:30 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. Brooks Library, Room 288 China: A century of Revolution, Part 1: Film Screening This event is in conjunction with The Brooks Library 2019 Big Read program. For more information about all the events and programs visit: http://libguides.lib.cwu.edu/ToLive Additional Information and Resources from the NEA Big Read: https://www.arts.gov/national-initiatives/nea-big-read/to-live including information about the book, the author, historical context, audio materials, and a Teacher's Guide with suggested schedule and lesson plans. Where to go for more information about the event: http://www.lib.cwu.edu/events-calendar Sponsor/contact information: Gerard Hogan / gerard.hogan@cwu.edu A limited supply of free copies of the book will be given out.

February 19, 2019 Book Discussion, Big Read Selection "To Live" 07:00 p.m. – 08:30 p.m. Music Library, Brooks Library 4th floor Come to the Music Library on the 4th floor for a discussion of this quarter’s book club selection, To Live by Yu Hua (1993) The book is part of 2019 Big Read and One book, One County. This event is in conjunction with The Brooks Library 2019 Big Read program. For more information about all the Big Read events and programs visit: http://libguides.lib.cwu.edu/ToLive Additional Information and Resources from the NEA Big Read: https://www.arts.gov/national-initiatives/nea-big-read/to-live including information about the book, the author, historical context, audio materials, and a Teacher's Guide with suggested schedule and lesson plans. Where to go for more information about the event: http://www.lib.cwu.edu/events-calendar Sponsor/contact information: Gerard Hogan / gerard.hogan@cwu.edu & Aimee Quinn / aimee.quinn@cwu.edu

Please join us for a night of celebrating the Youth Services Mentor Program!
Your will get to hear heartwarming stories from program participants, as well as a desert bar and DOOR-PRIZES!

Come by the Cle Elum Eagles this weekend for our Sweetheart Ball.

This event benefits the Art Baer Heart Fund.

This event is an opportunity for Black students, faculty, staff, and community members to share their stories and feelings about living in Ellensburg and on the CWU campus. What would effective networks of support, enrichment, and belonging for Black community members—and all people of color—look like in Ellensburg? The location for this event is the Wellington Events Center on the CWU campus. For more information www.cwu.edu/museum or email museum@cwu.edu

Spirit of the West Cowboy Gathering is a celebration of western poetry, art, and music in Ellensburg. The weekend includes a gear and art show, western style demonstrations, open mic performances, downtown performers, and daily concerts with regional and nationally known western musicians. 

Join the Ellensburg Downtown Association and participating downtown restaurants as we roll out Restaurant Week, a promotional event designed to highlight unique dining experiences and encourage trying new local cuisine.