PNWDS Summer Opener at Cascade Peaks Campground.
Friday, May 10
Second annual Wine, Cheese & Chocolates, at Dawn’s Delectables hosted by Soroptimist Int. Centralia-Chehalis. The event supports the Donna Karvia Scholarship Fund. Tickets are $25 at the door and include eight tastes with additional tastes available for purchase. Event vendors include Scatter Creek Winery, Bateaux Cellars, Moonstruck Chocolates, Katie’s Chocolates and Dragonfly Chocolates. Must be 21 or older to attend.
“West Side Story” by Centralia College Theatre and the Ballet Theatre of Washington, runs from May 10-19 at Corbet Theatre on the campus of Centralia College. The play presents a story of two rival gangs fighting for control of the upper west side of New York City, which becomes complicated by a forming love interest. This musical theatre classic retells the story of Romeo and Juliet and includes Leonard Bernstein’s award-winning scores like “Tonight” and “I Feel Pretty.” Tickets are $12 for adults and $10 for students and seniors and are available online at www.centralia.edu/theatre or by calling 360.623.8871. Pay-what-you-can night is Thursday, May 16 and the May 19 performance will be followed by a discussion with the cast and crew.
The Adarna (Jet City Rock) at Flood Valley Brewery, a rock band from Seattle returns to Chehalis to provide live entertainment. The show starts at 9 p.m. and is a great way to see the band before they leave on their tenth national tour through the United States and Canada with Hinder, Saving Abel and American Sin.
Saturday, May 11
Hypnotist Ron Stubbs at the Chehalis Theater, presents live entertainment from a certified advanced clinical hypnotherapist. Stubbs is also a nationally recognized body language expert and success coach, voted 2009 Entertainer of the Year in “Hypnotic Edge Magazine.” For the past 20 years, Stubbs has performed his “Hypnotic Mayhem Comedy Hypnosis Show” with his wife Jeanie around the globe, averaging 150 shows a year. The show begins at 8 p.m. and tickets are available online for $15 or for $25 at the door.
37th Annual Lewis County Historical Bike Ride, offers participants the choice of four loop rides all beginning at Bethel Church Assembly of God. Each loop provides sites and sounds of rural roads in Lewis County, like Mount Rainier. Some historical sites include the Evaline School and the historic Claquato Church. All rides are family friendly, and children ride free with a paying adult. The four loop options are 20, 48, 68 or 100 miles. There are rest stops along the way, informational flyers and on-site basic assistance and repairs. Registration is available on-site the day of the ride from 7-8:30 a.m. with the start line closing at 8:30 a.m. For registration forms, contact ccoc98532@yahoo.com. For more information, call 360.388.7199 or 360.669.3386 or visit www.chehaliscentraliaoptimistclub.org. Bethel Church is located at 132 Kirkland Rd. in Chehalis.
Spring shed sale at Bossy Acres in Toledo is the perfect mother-daughter date for Mother’s Day weekend. There will be 11 vendors including Never Ending Threads, Vail Denim and Suno Henna, with goods ranging from purses, signs, denim and baby clothes. Live entertainment will also be provided by Kaitee Carney and there will be coffee available. For a full list of vendors, visit the Spring Shed Sale Facebook page. The sale will run from 12-4 p.m. Bossy Acres is located at 344 State Route 506.
See the full calendar through May 18 at the Lewis County Weekender: http://lewiscountyweekender.com/2019/05/lewis-county-weekender-calendar-of-events-3/
