Community Activities

Campfire USA
Phone: (815) 285-2010
Website: www.campfire.org

Builds caring, confident youth and future leaders. Campfire provides club programs and camp experiences for boys and girls age 3-18.

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Adventure Learning Camps 
Phone: (208) 310-3010
Email: adventurelearningcamps@yahoo.com
Website: www.adventurelearningcamps.org

A local nonprofit organization whose mission is to provide an opportunity for
people of all ages to learn about themselves and the natural world through
exciting, challenging, and interactive wilderness experiences.

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Girl Scouts Inland Empire Council
Phone: 1 (800) 827-9478

Girl Scouts is dedicated solely to girls – every girl, everywhere. In a supportive environment, girls build character and skills for success in the real world, while discovering friendship and fun.

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Inland NW Council of Boy Scouts of America
Phone: (509) 325-4562
Website: www.northwestscouts.org

Provides youth with opportunities to realize their potential, instill traditional family-centered values and gain self-confidence through shared fun activities with adults.

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Latah County Cooperative Extension – 4-H Youth Programs
Phone: (208) 883-2267

Offers programs on a variety of topics including live stock, home economics, and agriculture for children ages 8-18. Special “Clover Bud” program for children ages 5-8. Cooperative Extension also offers programs and publications on child development, nutrition and family living.

Moscow Arts Commission
Phone: (208) 883-7036

Sponsors the Young People’s Arts Festival, Farmers’ Market, Third Street Gallery, Fresh Aire Concerts, MAC Youth Choir, A.R.T., Mayor’s Arts Awards, and the MAC Community Band.

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Moscow Parks and Recreation
Phone: (208) 883-7085
Website: www.ci.moscow.id.us/parks-rec

Moscow Parks and Recreation offers several recreational activities for children and adults, including the Hamilton-Lowe Aquatics Center, the Eggan Youth Center, as well as numerous general and sports related classes. Information for all these services can be found at their website.

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Moscow Renaissance Fair
Website: www.moscowrenfair.org

A celebration of spring with food, crafts, and live entertainment for kids and adults of all ages. The Moscow Renaissance Fair is a community celebration of spring held each year on the first weekend of May. The fair is directed by a private, non-profit community group and is the only self-sustaining festival of its kind in the region.

Palouse Discovery Science Center
2371 NE Hopkins Ct. Pullman, WA 99163
Phone: (509) 332-6869 Fax: (509) 332-2474
Email: admin@palousescience.org
Website: http://www.palousescience.org/

The Palouse Discovery Science Center (PDSC) promotes science, math, and technology literacy through educational programs, exhibits, teaching collections, and activities emphasizing hands-on learning. Experience a full spectrum of programs that include live science demonstrations, hands-on lessons, films, lectures, classes, field trips, summer camps, laboratory experiences, teacher workshops, science birthdays, and outreach services.

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Appaloosa Horse Museum and Heritage Center
Phone: (208) 882-5578
Website: www.appaloosamuseum.org

A non-profit educational corporation whose goal is to collect, preserve, study and exhibit objects that illustrate the history of the Appaloosa horse. Children’s hands-on area and gift shop.

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Charles R. Conner Museum of Zoology, Washington State University
Phone: ( 509) 335-3515
Website: http://sbs.wsu.edu/connermuseum/

Located on the first floor of Abelson (formerly Science) Hall on the Washington State University campus in Pullman, Washington. The museum contains the largest public collection of birds and mammals in the Pacific Northwest. Open 7 days a week, 8:00 am to 5:00 pm, closed on major holidays.

Kenworthy Performing Arts Centre
Phone: (208) 882-41272
Email: kpac@moscow.com
Website: www.kenworthy.org

Moscow's historic gem where the community gathers to appreciate performing arts. Kenworthy Film Society series of foreign, independent and art films shows most Sundays at 7PM.

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Festival Dance & Performing Arts Academy
Phone: (208) 883-3267
E-mail: Cindy@FestivalDance.org
Website: www.festivaldance.org/

Offers quality dance training in ballet, jazz, tap, celtic, and hip hop, with Kinderdance classes taught for children ages 3 through 5. Outreach programs, sponsors the Missoula Children's Theater (performances by children, for children and families).

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Beginning with Music – Early Childhood Music Classes
214 North Main St, P.O. Box 8981, Moscow, ID 83843
Contact: Nancy Holmes
Phone: (208) 883-4918
Email: ncmholmes@moscow.com

Music education is a holistic approach that addresses every area of early childhood development. Through singing, listening, movement, dancing, and the use of rhythm instruments, children from birth to age 9 develop gross and fine motor skills, steady beat, melodic and rhythmic pattern imitation and recognition, and social skills. These skills have been shown to be essential building blocks for speech and language development, reading skills, and spatial reasoning. Materials and curricula developed by Musikgarten, an internationally-recognized early childhood music and movement program.

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University of Idaho Repertory Theatre
Hartung Theater, UI campus (corner of 6th Street and Stadium Way)
Contact: Micki Panttaja, Marketing Manager
phone: (208) 885-2979
Email: mickip@uidaho.edu
Website: www.class.uidaho.edu/irt/

Professional production of four plays for the entire family on a rotating summer schedule.

Palouse Empire Gymnastics
Phone: (208) 882-6408
Website: www.palouseempiregymnastics.com/

Toddler classes starting at 18 months. Preschool gymnastics for ages 3-5. Boys’ and girls’ gymnastics lessons. Tumbling only classes for kids (and adults) of all ages. Kids in the gym program. Cheerleading field trips for day cares, youth groups and schools.

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Palouse Ice Rink
Rotary Pavilion on Latah County Fair Grounds, Moscow, ID
Phone: (208) 882-7188

Open October 1 - April 30. Offers programs for youth and adults. Learn to skate, figure skating for all ages, open skate, broom ball, youth and adult programs, and employee wellness skate.

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Zeppos-Bowling/Video games
780 SE Bishop Blvd, Pullman, WA 99163
Phone: (509) 334-7101

Features a bowling alley, game arcade, snack grille, and bar. Open from 11:00am, 7 days a week.

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Comets Track Club
Contact: Mike Hinz
Phone: ( 509) 332-1168

Promotes the sport of track and field, offering athletic training and competition for Whitman and Latah County athletes of all ages.

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Gold Medal Swimming Club
Contact: Tom Jager
Email: goldmedal@turbonet.com
Website: www.goldmedalswimming.org/

A premier swim club serving the Moscow area that encourages living a healthy lifestyle through the sport of competitive swimming.

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Hamilton-Lowe Aquatic Center
Phone: (208) 883-7085

Combines swimming pools and a waterslide park, concession stand, and interactive water play toys in an outdoor environment. Swim lessons for ages 5 months to adult. Junior Lifeguard program offered for ages 8 to 15 years. Open June through September.