Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 4th of March.
Good morning, Olympia.
Red Fox Custom Carpentry, a family-owned business in Olympia, specializes in bespoke woodcrafting and construction projects, drawing on over 20 years of experience to meet diverse client needs with artisanal craftsmanship.
A new permanent supportive housing facility in Olympia, funded through a collaboration led by the Thurston Regional Housing Council and contributions from local governments, is expected to start construction in September 2025.
The Elderhood Senior Alliance is hosting its inaugural Death Care and Life Transitions Expo to foster discussions and provide information on end-of-life options, elder care, and mutual support for seniors.
A driver in Thurston County was arrested for DUI after leading police on a chase with a car that sparked and caught fire, following an attempt to stop the vehicle over expired tabs.
The Washington Center for the Performing Arts is featuring a diverse lineup of events in March, including 'Menopause the Musical 2,' a silent film with live cello, comedy shows, and a Scottish traditional music concert.
The Olympia City Council has approved 18 sculptures for the 2025 Percival Plinth Project, with artists receiving $1,000 per loaned sculpture and the public choosing a piece to purchase for up to $10,000.
The City of Olympia invites nonprofit organizations, housing authorities, and government agencies to apply for its 2025 Community Development Block Grant Program, offering $277,600 to support low- and moderate-income residents.
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.
Koffin Kats Live at Cryptatropa Bar
Koffin Kats will perform live at Cryptatropa Bar in Olympia, featuring their unique music style and energetic performance.
Comedy Underground Featuring Bo Johnson
Comedy Underground returns for a night of laughter with Seattle's Bo Johnson, a finalist in the Seattle International Comedy Competition.
Black Box Jazz: Maria Wulf Group Performance
Renowned drummer and educator Maria Wulf brings her jazz group to the Washington Center for the Performing Arts, showcasing her original compositions and contributions to the Pacific Northwest jazz scene.
Olympia Youth Chorus Concert
The Olympia Youth Chorus will perform traditional and contemporary choral music, featuring guest artists from the Haley Prendergast School of Irish Dance and the Student Orchestras of Greater Olympia.
Skerryvore Concert
8-10 p.m. — Washington Center for the Performing Arts — Tickets required — Experience a high energy show blending traditional Scottish music with diverse rock elements.
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