Featured Things To Do in June | Tri-Cities Washington
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Some of the larger events to do in the Tri-Cities for the month of June...
ACT Garden Arts Tour & Party
Jun. 8, 2019
10:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Tri-Cities, WA
Mark your calendars for Saturday, June 8 when ACT will present a showcase of some of the most amazing gardens in the Tri-Cities! The self-guided tour of five venues begins at 10 am and continues to 3 pm when we adjourn to a beautiful riverfront estate for an official Garden Party event from 3 pm-5 pm. This is the only garden tour in the Tri-Cities and we highlight each garden with a theme and an artistic element of some delightful sort! Tickets are $30 to both the tour and the party and will be available soon! Proceeds benefit the Academy of Children's Theatre.
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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.
Kennewick's Science Is Fun For Children | Clickety Clack Cranium is Friday, December 27, 1:00pm-3:00pm, Ages 8-11, $16 City Residents or $24 ~ Just in time to ring in the New Year! This is an introductory class for children interested in engineering, math, and wood crafting skills. Your kids will get to create a fun toy called a 'Clacker.' A Clacker is a generational and traditional New Year's Eve noisemaker guaranteed to generate a lot of racket to bring in the year 2014. Under careful supervision, students will use a hand drill, Japanese saw, and a backsaw to create the Clacker from wooden parts provided. Come join this fun filled educational class and take home a keepsake Clacker.  Presenter is Owen Kramer an amateur wood maker, a retired Project…