July 4th weekend stuff to do in the Tri Cities Washington areas…
July 4th in Tri Cities Washington
Allied Arts Summer Celebration
Allied Arts Gallery at the Park, Richland
Thursday – Saturday
June 30 – July 2
10AM- 5 PM
Artwork selected from the current members of the Allied Arts Association will be on display. This is a multi-media show that showcases two and three-dimensional art, mixed media, and non-traditional materials. Admission is free.
Southridge Farmers’ Market
Southridge Village, Kennewick
Thursday, June 30
4 PM – 8 PM
Farm fresh fruits and vegetables, quality beef and chicken, eggs, baked breads and cupcakes, nuts, plants and flowers, local artisans and crafts.
Live Music: Crashworx
Live @ 5 Summer Concert Series
John Dam Plaza, Richland
Thursday, June 30
5 PM – 9 PM
Experience great family entertainment, food, a beer and wine garden, special promotions, give-aways, and appearances by on-air radio personalities. This Thursday listen to musicfrom “Crashworx”.
Tri-City Dust Devils Baseball
Gesa Stadium, Pasco
Thursday – Sunday
June 30 – July 3
7:15 PM
The Tri-City Dust Devils take on the Boise Hawks Thursday and the Spokane Indians Friday-Sunday. Stay after thegame on Saturday night for fireworks!
Market at the Parkway
Lee Blvd, Richland
Friday, July 1
9 AM – 1 PM
The Market at The Parkway (Richland Farmers’ Market) will be open each Friday through October 14. Enjoy a huge variety of produce, fruits, nuts, berries, flowers, plants, beef, lamb, specialty foods and wine, crafts, as well as musical entertainment!
Grand Opening: Mojave’ by Picazo Restaurant
Desert Wind Winery, Prosser
Friday, July 1
11 AM -9:30 PM
Come and celebrate the launch dinner service at Desert Wind’s in-house restaurant, Mojave by Picazo. Café Blanco will provide live music from 5:30 – 9:30PM Reservations recommended.
Antiques on the Farm
Bill’s Berry Farm, Grandview
Friday & Saturday, July 1 & 2
Friday: 5 PM – 8:30 PM
Saturday: 9 AM – 5 PM
The beautiful rural setting of Bill’s Berry Farm will be hosting some of the best antique dealers in the Pacific Northwest. Friday night is Sneak Peek Night, an early shopping experience for both the serious antique collector and those looking for the ultimate night out. Live music and great vendors make this a night you don’t want to miss!
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