Reach Museum Richland WA | About, Hours, Events, Weddings
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Reach Museum Richland WA | About, Hours, Events, Weddings, and more...
The Reach Museum in Richland, Washington is a one-of-a-kind destination for history buffs and art aficionados alike. Established in 1987, this amazing museum features collections of items from the Columbia River Basin that represent the diverse cultures of the region’s past as well as pieces from the present. From Native American artifacts to modern contemporary art displays, you’ll find something for everyone here!
Although established in 1987, the current building opened in 2014. The Reach has a 14,000 square foot ground floor which contains the galleries, rotating exhibit, a great hall, and a store. The museum has seen approximately 70,000 visitors since opening in July 2014,…
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We’re so excited to announce the 26th Annual Father-Daughter Ball! The theme is “Deeply Rooted”. Tickets will be available for purchase online, only. Light refreshments will be served.
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. 
2023 34th Great Prosser Balloon Rally Prosser Washington Airport
Labor Day weekend, Howard Amon Park in Richland will host the Tumbleweed Music Festival. 3 days of great acoustic music on the banks of the Columbia River. This year's theme is "Dear Friends." All events are free except for the Saturday Evening Concert and Sunday Contra Dance Fundraisers. Five outdoor stages featuring 99+ different acts, an open mic stage, an indoor dance floor, 30+ workshops, food & craft vendors, and online performance & workshops.
From Friday, October 9 until Sunday, October 11 the Columbia Council of Camera Clubs in Walla Walla will be hosting the Photography Convention Weekend at Walla Walla Community College located at 500 Tausick Way Walla Walla, Washington.
Kayak the Hanford Reach |Â Friday, August 28 |Â Did you know the Hanford Reach is the last free-flowing stretch of the Columbia River in the United States? It is home to a variety of animals including waterfowl, fish and wildlife. The White Bluffs has a fossil record which extends back more than two million years. Kayak this magnificent section of the Columbia and witness the breath taking scenery as we paddle from the Vernita Bridge, through the White Bluffs to the old ferry landing. Trip includes transportation, guides, shuttle and kayaks. Please bring lunch/snacks, sunscreen and water.
Looking for something to do with the kids this weekend? Head over to George Prout Pool on Friday, July 17 from 6:00 to 9:00 in the evening. for their Sizzlin Summer Beach Party. Enjoy land and water games, entertainment, prizes and of course food. There is something for the whole family so get everyone together and head out to George Prout Pool for a night out of fun, food and swimming.Â
The Tri-City Regional Chamber of Commerce is pleased to announce that HAPO Community Credit Union will again be sponsoring the Annual River of Fire Festival in Columbia Park which takes place July 4th. "HAPO has been around since 1953 and has always supported the community. Their sponsorship of the River of Fire Festival has been huge in bringing great family entertainment and fun to the thousands that attend", said Lori Mattson, President/CEO of the Chamber.