Good morning, Olympia.

Local events, including a sensuous circus show, a chocolate and wine festival, a pop-up Black History Museum, and a benefit concert, offer vibrant community engagement opportunities this weekend.

Authorities in Yelm, WA, seized over 500 roosters bred for fighting and neglected livestock from a property, with multiple agencies aiding the rescue.

The Capitol Theater in Olympia, celebrated for its century-long history and unique architecture, received the Stewardship Award from the Olympia Historical Society and Bigelow House Museum for its preservation and contribution to the arts.

Dawson Gool Live at Rhythms Coffee

Dawson Gool will perform live at Rhythms Coffee in Olympia, offering an engaging musical experience for attendees.

Single Mixer with Games and Snacks in Olympia

This event invites singles in Olympia to socialize over drinks, snacks, and engaging games, fostering connections in a casual environment.

Dreamers Circus Concert in Olympia

Danish trio Dreamers' Circus returns to the Puget Sound for an evening of innovative Nordic folk music at the Kenneth J. Minnaert Center for the Arts.

Forest Family Paint-n-Sip Experience at Wild Child

This family-friendly event invites participants of all ages to enjoy a creative evening of painting accompanied by delicious drinks in a scenic forest setting.

Gabriel Rutledge Returns to Olympia for a Comedy Night

Gabriel Rutledge, a celebrated local comedian with numerous accolades, is set to perform an evening of humor in his hometown after a year of touring.

Joel Gibson Jr. Live Performance

Enjoy a diverse performance by Joel Gibson Jr., featuring original songs and a lively band at Nicole's Bar.

Watershed Connections: Understanding Our Environmental Impact

This event offers interactive activities and crafts designed to explore the interconnectedness of watersheds and the impact of human actions on local ecosystems.

Open Doors: A Celebration of Young Classical Talent

The Olympia Symphony presents a concert featuring young artist Lin Tokura, featuring works by Molly Turner, Mendelssohn, Brahms, and Steve Reich, with a post-performance Q&A session.