Why this exists

For a region with two universities, dozens of music venues, a thriving arts scene, and a tight-knit community, the Palouse has historically been hard to navigate. Event information was scattered across a chamber site, a city calendar, a few venue pages, and Facebook events you only saw if the algorithm felt like it.

The Palouse Calendar pulls all of it together in one place — automatically, every day, for free. Whether you've lived here thirty years or just moved in for school last week, you should be able to open one tab and see what's happening tonight.

How it works

• We automatically gather events from local venues, the University of Idaho, WSU, the Moscow and Pullman chambers, and dozens of other sources every day.
• An AI assistant cleans up the descriptions, fills in missing details, and suggests what's worth knowing about. A human reviews edge cases.
• You can browse by city, category, or date. Save events you care about. Get a free email digest. Share to friends.
• If your event isn't here, you can submit it directly and it'll be live in minutes.

Who's behind this

The Palouse Calendar is built and maintained by John Brunsfeld, a Moscow-area resident and University of Idaho alum. There's no company, no investors, no ads — it's a community project that exists because the region deserved it.

If you have feedback, want to suggest a venue we missed, or run a venue and want to make sure your events show up correctly, send a note. We read every email.