2022 Christmas Tri-Cities Washington Things To Do and Christmas Lights To Visit
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2022 Christmas Tri-Cities Washington Things To Do and Christmas Lights To Visit
Senske Services, 400 N Quay in Kennewick
Nightly from 5 pm – 11:30 pm
Cost: free but donations are being collected for 2nd HarvestCome by any night of the month to donate nonperishable food items for 2nd Harvest. Stay to enjoy the show. 500,000 lights dance synced to music playing throughout the event. Or enjoy the warmth of your car while tuning to radio station 90.3 FM. We have multiple selfie stations set up to capture photos with friends and family. Letters to Santa can be dropped into an official North Pole mailbox.
Info: https://www.senske.com/holiday-lights/annual-light-show/
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Toddler Activity Time featuring Easter Bunny Mask will be held on April 11, 2017, from 11:00 a.m. until 12:00 p.m. The event will take place at Barnes & Noble Booksellers, at 1321 N Columbia Center Boulevard, Ste 700, Kennewick, WA. For more details, visit the Toddler Activity Time: Easter Bunny Mask page on Facebook.
On Tuesday, August 18, August 25 and September 1 come join the Yoga Community at 4415 W. Clearwater Avenue in Kennewick, Washington from 5:15 to 6:15 in the evening for a yin yoga. This class is not recommended for pregnant students. Drop-ins welcome.
On Friday, February 13 come and join a night of food and fun as The Country Gentleman Restaurant, 9221 West Clearwater Ave. Kennewick Washington hosts the "Benefit for Bailey" at 6:30 in the evening.
From January 10 until 13 everyone is invited at Barnes & Noble Booksellers, Columbia Center Mall in Kennewick, Washington for the "Please, Mr. Panda Story and Activity Time" event. Please come before 11:00 in the morning, both mornings.
Kennewick's Science Is Fun For Children | Let's Get Electric is Monday, December 30, 1:00pm-2:30pm, Ages 8-11, $14 City Residents or $21. If your child is getting cabin fever this winter break and you want them to partake in a fun and educational activity, look no further! Children will have fun exploring electricity and technology in this hands-on science class that will cover the principals of magnetism and motors. Students will create an electromagnet, identify motor parts and use common tools to dismantle an electric motor. All materials and tools are provided. Activity presenter is Owen Kramer a retired Project Controls Engineer and current substitute teacher for the Kennewick School District.