Living The Good Life, New Construction In Prosser Washington
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Situated in the far west of the Benson County and just 35 miles from Burbank, Pasco and Kennewick also known as the Tri-cities, Prosser has rich agricultural heritage with many world-class wineries and vineyards. In fact, the people of Prosser welcome and encourage visitors to taste the results of the distinctive fruit grown in the Yakima Valley, Horse Heaven Hills and Columbia Valley American Viticulture Areas.
Population of Prosser
As of last year’s count there are less than 6,000 people living in Prosser. Its economy centers on wine grapes, processing plants, agriculture, apples, concord, hops, wheat, asparagus, cherries and corn.[continue reading]
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On Tuesday, July 1 from 6:00 until 8:00 in the evening all young chefs are invited to the Little Chef Cupcake Demo at the Clore Center Culinary Center Kitchen, 2140A Wine Country Road Prosser, Washington. Limited spots available, fee for the demo is $30 per participant or pair of participants. Includes all supplies and take home your own flower pot bouquet filled with cupcakes!
On Friday, June 27 everyone is invited to join the festivities in MOJAVE at Desert Wind Winery. The event features a three-course family-style dinner highlighting the region's best produce and purveyors.
On Saturday, June 14 Mckinley Springs Winery will have a BBQ Showdown and Benefit from 10:00 in the morning until 5:00 in the afternoon. Present your ticket and you will receive a logo glass filled with your favorite McKinley Springs wine, the opportunity to sample the best BBQ in the Northwest and thank our troops through Operation BBQ.Â
On Friday, May 30 from 1:00 until 3:00 in the afternoon everyone is invited to join the grand opening and ribbon cutting of the Walter Clore Wine and Culinary Center located on 2140 Wine Country Road Prosser, Washington.
On May 14, come and be a part of an evening of culinary instructions in a small setting where you can learn tips and techniques as well as informative and in-depth look at cooking for mastering your kitchen from the MOJAVE culinary crew. Featuring Southwest-inspired cuisine with a uniquely Northwest twist MOJAVE at Desert Wind is located within the Desert Wind Winery, 2258 Wine Country Road Prosser, Washington.
This Saturday, August 9, the city of Prosser Washington will be hosting the 33rd Annual Prosser Wine and Food Fair. The festival draws close to 2500 wine lovers from all over the region for an afternoon of fine wine and food. Stroll around tasting wine from 34 Washington wineries, enjoying food put together by 15 local vendors, and trying beer from a couple local breweries as you enjoy the sounds of the local bands that will be performing.
How about Cool Desert Nights…with wings!? Well that’s exactly what Prosser Washington’s Fly-In is this Friday, Saturday and Sunday July 18, 19 and 20. The Fly-In is an annual event sponsored by the South Central Washington Experimental Aircraft Association; there are various kinds of planes in many different stages on display and flying around. Some of the planes that usually come every year are a restored 1930s Howard, a Long Easy that looks like it is flying backwards because the larger wings are in the back and the smaller ones are in the front, there will be home-built planes, planes that are in the process of being built or restored and a wide array of other planes. The Prosser Washington Fly-In is a family friendly event, so bring the whole family…