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Enjoy music from the ages starting with the 20’s and up through the 80’s. Whatever style of music you prefer, you’re bound to be stomping your feet to the BEAT at this celebration of music. Presented by the Tri-Cities Youth Choir. FORTE Spring 2024 flier
Join us May 11 on a great bike ride and for after-ride fun; the Inland Empire Century (IEC) ride and Bike Expo. Cycle along the Columbia and Yakima rivers, through parks, and over bridges. Rest stops provided with food/beverage. Experienced sag support. Enjoy Bike Expo after-ride festivities with free prizes. Choose an easy 25 miles… Continue reading Inland Empire Century Bike Ride
The Second Saturday of each month the WAAAM Air and Auto Museum opens the doors to roll out and run some of its antique airplanes and cars. Visitors watch airplane operations up close and may get to ride in old cars too. Open 9-5. Activities 10-2. Lunch 11-1. Free parking. WAAAM is located three miles… Continue reading Second Saturday at WAAAM Air and Auto Museum
The Living History troupe on Sunday afternoons portrays people from Walla Walla's rich history, individuals such as Josephine Wolfe, a famed brothel owner and German immigrant in the late 1800s. She starts off the May portrayals on May 5, followed by May 12th's Charles Tung, a turn-of-the-century translator and merchant in the sizeable Chinese community… Continue reading Living History portrayals in May at Fort Walla Walla Museum
The Living History troupe on Sunday afternoons portrays people from Walla Walla's rich history, individuals such as Josephine Wolfe, a famed brothel owner and German immigrant in the late 1800s. She starts off the May portrayals on May 5, followed by May 12th's Charles Tung, a turn-of-the-century translator and merchant in the sizeable Chinese community… Continue reading Living History portrayals in May at Fort Walla Walla Museum
On the 80th anniversary of D-Day this June, author Robert Keatts speaks to what it takes to present original material for a book on such a well-known event. Keatts traced clues in postmarked letters that led to classified and unclassified documents, which revealed "the secret six," responsible for constructing terrain models, which were vital to… Continue reading Museum After Hours: Prelude to Invasion, Planning for D-Day Presentation
Experience some of the typical activities in the life of a Dayton family in the early 1900s. Learn about old-time tools, chores, and activities, use a washboard and wringer, peel an apple without a knife, smell the garden flowers, shell corn, make butter and spread it on freshly baked bread & more! The house will… Continue reading Boldman House Museum: Dayton Days
The Living History troupe on Sunday afternoons portrays people from Walla Walla's rich history, individuals such as Josephine Wolfe, a famed brothel owner and German immigrant in the late 1800s. She starts off the May portrayals on May 5, followed by May 12th's Charles Tung, a turn-of-the-century translator and merchant in the sizeable Chinese community… Continue reading Living History portrayals in May at Fort Walla Walla Museum
“Get Down” has grown in size, with more artists and venues this year, and in duration, spanning multiple days, from June 7 to 9. The performers have more monthly streams on Spotify than last years’ as well. But perhaps the biggest change is the introduction of fusions. Named in a nod to the nuclear history… Continue reading Tri Town Get Down
The Second Saturday of each month the WAAAM Air and Auto Museum opens the doors to roll out and run some of its antique airplanes and cars. Visitors watch airplane operations up close and may get to ride in old cars too. Open 9-5. Activities 10-2. Lunch 11-1. Free parking. WAAAM is located three miles… Continue reading Second Saturday at WAAAM Air and Auto Museum
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