Editing Pullman, Washington (section)

==Culture==
Since 1989, Pullman has been home to the [[National Lentil Festival]], a major community event celebrating the [[lentil]] [[legume]] grown in the surrounding [[Palouse]] region. The festival includes a lentil cook-off, Friday night street fair, Saturday parade and music in the park, and more. It is held in Reaney Park on the August weekend before fall semester classes start at WSU.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.lentilfest.com/|title=Home}}</ref>

===Sports===
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College sports are popular in Pullman; most support is centered on the [[Washington State Cougars]] who compete in the [[Pac-12 Conference]] in [[NCAA Division&nbsp;I]].<ref>{{cite web|url=https://wsucougars.com/ |title=WSU Cougars |access-date=March 21, 2020}}</ref> The [[Washington State Cougars football|football]] team plays at [[Martin Stadium]], and their in-state rivals are the [[Washington Huskies football|Washington Huskies]] with whom the Cougars play an annual [[rivalry game]], the [[Apple Cup]]. The [[Washington State Cougars women's basketball|women's]] and [[Washington State Cougars men's basketball|men's basketball]] teams play at [[Beasley Coliseum]], and the [[Washington State Cougars baseball|baseball]] team at [[Bailey–Brayton Field]]. Moobery Track hosts track and field, and historic [[Bohler Gymnasium]] (1928) is the home of women's volleyball. The challenging 18-hole [[Palouse Ridge Golf Club]] opened in 2008, an overdue upgrade of the nine-hole WSU course.

The [[Pullman High School#Athletics|Greyhounds]] of Pullman High School compete in [[Washington Interscholastic Activities Association|WIAA]] [[Washington Interscholastic Activities Association#Classification|Class 2A]] in [[Template:WIAA Northeast District Seven|District Seven]]. Historic rivals are the [[Clarkston High School (Washington)|Clarkston Bantams]] to the south and the [[Moscow High School#Athletics|Moscow Bears]], in adjacent Idaho.

===Theatre===
* [[Regional Theatre of the Palouse]]
* [[Pullman Civic Theatre]]

===Music===
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There are several concert series and performing arts organizations based in Pullman. The Washington Idaho Symphony performs approximately six symphonic concerts each season with three chamber concerts through the Silverthorne Chamber Series. The Palouse Choral Society services the greater Palouse region and has approximately five concerts per year. The Washington State University School of Music provides over 100 concerts throughout the school year that feature guest artists, faculty, and students. The larger events include the Festival of Contemporary Artists in Music, the Holiday Celebration, and the outdoor summer music series Fridays at the Clock.