I don't even should get a star. But I can't leave a review without leaving one…read more Just because it's the only theatre in the area. Should not give the it the right to charge outrageous prices for tickets and snacks. In addition, they charge 12 years and up as adults yet, those same being charged as adults need an actual adult (18 yr old) to accompany them to a R rated film. You would think that with all that profit margin they would at least keep a comfortable temperature in the place. It was cold as hell in our movie. This all re-affirm waiting for it to come on tv. When I was there it only had a few people. Must have got the memo late. It will definitely be another long while before I return. I would rather travel to Pendleton and see something there than spend a small fortune here.

I was recently here with my dad & step mom. I have a rare brain disease, my dad has Parkinson's &…read moremy stepmom has English as her second language- so we ate quite the spectacle! Everyone was very friendly, super helpful & very accommodating in every way- for me avoiding lactose (milk) in my coffee, for my dad needing a small cup & help getting to his seat. We will absolutely come here again! Very disability friendly crew! Keep up the stellar job!

If im being honest, for it being the only theater in 45 min they slack a lot. They've started the…read moremovie late on several occasions by like 20 min, the website is never accurate, and they are constantly out of items. If you cant buy enough product being the only theater around then tf you even doing. As much as I like the theater, they shouldve kept the pullman one as it was 1000% better. Probably just going to wait to rent these movies on Amazon because the theater isnt worth it as this location.

Always a comfortable and enjoyable experience. I'm glad we still have a movie theater in Moscow…read more I've been going here for decades and the seat upgrade was an unexpected treat. It's as comfortable as watching in my own home.

Daggy Hall is home to the Wadleigh and Jones Theatres, along with the theater and the speech and…read morehearing departments. STAGE, the student theater production group, also calls Daggy home! Wadleigh is a small theatre that I estimate to seat about 150 (but don't quote me on that!). Most of the shows I've seen in Wadleigh have been the WSU Nuthouse Improv Comedy shows. The layout allows for an interactive, intimate show. The Jones Theatre has more of a stage-audience distinction. This one seats about 400 comfortably. What's nice is that the aisles are wide enough that you aren't mugging the person you are attempting to pass. The shows I've seen in this theatre are more plays and music concerts. I actually recently saw Baxter Black there. A cowboy poet with humor who led a very conversational and congenial performance! Daggy's a neat building though. In the afternoons you can often hear the STAGE people messing around and it's pretty fun to listen to!

Lovely place run by volunteers. Good information on the…read morebreed and the history of the breed in America. Good kids section with lots of hands on items for everyone. Reasonable prices in their gift store.

This is a beautiful and peaceful place to take a walk. They have the trees organized by…read morespecies/native region so it is gorgeous AND informative. We love to come see the trees blossoming in spring (and the baby ducks/geese!) and then we visit again to see the colorful leaves in the fall. You can grab a walking map near the start of the trail if you like. There are two ways to access the Arb - you can park by the U of I golf course for the north entrance or by the barn on Palouse River Drive on the southern end. Dogs are not allowed on the grounds.

I suppose it's from being spoiled from all of the botanical gardens and arboretums in Western…read moreWashington but I felt like this arboretum fell a bit flat. Presentation at first where you park with a barn and garden plants starts out very promising but levels off to plainess later. The ponds on the loop we walked on have lots of pond scum, granted they could be going for a less manicured look here but the presence of water foul would clean the ponds up naturally which it was devoid of. There are sectors on the loop having plants brought from various parts of the world but nothing seemed very distinctive other than the signs indicating what the species of plant or tree was. I'm sure climate plays a big role in Western Idaho compared to Western Washington so those factors need to be considered if you are looking for an arboretum of a more dramatic type.

Always great golf and the food is great as well. Service is always friendly and great to watch the…read moregame here.

Very friendly people at this club. Always welcome to new golfers. No flat lies. But greens are very…read morereceptive and can be very quick

Love visiting the WSU campus organic farm's Friday produce stand. Wish they could be open all year…read more If you subscribe to their newsletter or follow them on Facebook, you'll get the list of everything that will be available that week. We always pick what to purchase when we arrive but plenty of people seem to pre-order on the website. My favorite time is when they have a good variety of (heirloom) tomatoes available. I notice more cars in their lot during pumpkin season so it seems like their pumpkin patch is quite popular. Nice bonus: They accept (and even prefer??) card payments. The UI farm stand was cash only the couple times we visited so I was happy to see that the WSU stand accepts cards.