From to rock to blues, the Seasons Outdoor Summer Concert Series will provide a mix of music.

Cracker said it best in their '90s hit song Teen Angst: "What the world needs now is another folk singer, like I need a hole in my head."

In the biblical story, David defeated Goliath with a single stone, but 11-year-old David Willingham-Welch of Kennewick won't have to face a rare inherited disease alone.

WALLA WALLA -- The festival celebrating the tasty, zesty Walla Walla Sweet Onion turns 25 this year.

Arts in brief for Friday, July 10.

Pasco's Memorial Park will be filled with rainbow flags and smiling faces July 18 and 19 for the third annual Mid-Columbia Pride Festival.

I have had a week of non-stop Ghostbusters action. I watched the 1984 classic, the slightly less classic 1989 sequel and topped it off with the fantastic new game from developers Terminal Reality.

For centuries, drums have been used to recharge the spirit and soothe the soul.

Arts in brief for Friday, July 3.

Ever thought of trying to toss a telephone pole?

Rest your vocals chords, because you'll need them to sing along with former Bad Company lead singer Brian Howe when he comes to Kennewick at the Clover Island Inn on July 11.

From blues to classic rock to ballads, Sugarbush has a little bit of everything.

Procrastination no longer has a grip on this Pasco band. Hiz Haven is using a positive message in their alternative rock/hip-hop sound to help people get off their feet.

If a pirate's life is what you seek, then come walk the plank at Howard Amon Park in Richland.

Don't get thee to a nunnery. Instead, head over to Columbia Basin College's Summer Showcase Series to catch the latest revival of Nunsense.

The self-described psychos of the Northwest are dropping a full-length album The Day The Earth Stood Stupid.

The stirring music of patriotism will fill the air at Flat Top Park on July 3 when the Mid-Columbia Symphony, under the direction of Nick Wallin, performs its annual Independence Day concert.

Arts in brief for Friday, June 26.

The Wings of Freedom Tour flies into the Tri-Cities for a three-day layover June 22-24 at Bergstrom Aircraft near the Tri-Cities Airport.

One artist from the Valley is striving to put the 509 side of Washington on the map.

Richard Morton loved cars as much as he loved flying fighters in the Air Force.

Arts in brief for Friday, June 19.

Cool Desert Nights kicks off with an open city cruise of cool cars starting at 5 p.m. June 25.

PROSSER -- If St. Patrick's Day offers the chance for anyone to be Irish for a day, The Scottish Fest in Prosser on June 20 should give Mid-Columbia residents a chance to be a Scot for at least part of one.

Tony Jackson admits he's a born entertainer. Put the former Pasco man on a magnificent white Lipizzaner stallion and he'll prove it.

No Trains just might be the ticket to get teenagers interested in theater.

Grab the kids, a cooler of refreshment and a blanket this weekend because it's time for the annual Bluegrass Festival and Dutch Oven Rendezvous at Sacajawea State Park in Pasco.

Life for the guys in Brasstronaut is a bunch of happy coincidences to this point.

Arts in brief for Friday, June 12.