Genesee is a thriving agricultural community located between Moscow and Lewiston. After experiencing a big expansion in its population in the early 1900’s, Genesee has maintained its population at around 800. The town has endured through changes and has remained a safe haven for commuters and a focal point of the surrounding agricultural  area .

There are superior examples of historical buildings throughout Genesee, a testament to the rich heritage and history of the area. Genesee’s prosperity is clearly visible through its attractive farm buildings, businesses, pleasant homes and churches. The downtown area  invites exploration with its arches, ornamental brickwork, attractive iron work , and period homes.

Genesee is proud of its Community Days, which includes breakfast, followed by a number of activities including the Genesee Trap Shoot, an Open House hosted by the Library, Musical entertainment, Cow Creek Run, the Kiddie parade, the main parade, Class reunions, and Fireworks.

The Diary of Anne Frank Performing January 26-February 12, 2012 Directed by Shirlee Hennigan Rated PG From 1942 to 1944 Anne Frank hid, with her family, during the Nazi occupation of the Netherlands. Her famous diary of this period has become a classic of world literature, published in more than 60 languages. The play is a dramatization of the book. Written by Frances Goodrich and Albert Hackett, who won the Pulitzer Prize for their work, the play won the 1955 Tony Award. Susan Strasburg starred as Anne in the original production. The 1997 revial, (adapted by Wendy Kesselman,) starred Natalie Portman as Anne. This version was nominated for the 1999 Tony awards Best Revival. In addition to the many published editions of the diary, and the two stage versions, Goodrich and Hackett also wrote the 1959 film version. It is with great pride that we bring this classic literature to our stage.

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Darwin on the Palouse, a free event to celebrate Charles Darwin's contribution to humanity, science and rational thought, will be held for the first time in Moscow Idaho and Pullman Washington on February 9 and 10, 2012. It features world renowned speakers: Daniel Dennett and PZ Myers February 9th, 7:00 PM WSU CUB Senior Ballroom Fred Edwords and Jen McCreight February 10th, 6:00 PM University of Idaho Clearwater Room

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Related Website:  http://darwinonthepalouse.org

Darwin on the Palouse, a free event to celebrate Charles Darwin's contribution to humanity, science and rational thought, will be held for the first time in Moscow Idaho and Pullman Washington on February 9 and 10, 2012. It features world renowned speakers: Daniel Dennett and PZ Myers February 9th, 7:00 PM WSU CUB Senior Ballroom Fred Edwords and Jen McCreight February 10th, 6:00 PM University of Idaho Clearwater Room For more info visit http://darwinonthepalouse.org/

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Related Website:  http://darwinonthepalouse.org