The Gallery at the Park is aptly named, as it sits right at the entrance of Amon Park. The…read moreorganization running the gallery and the building itself have a fascinating history, which you can check out here, if you're curious: http://www.galleryatthepark.org/HTML/history.html Hours: Tuesday - Friday 10:00am to 5:30pm Saturday 10:00am to 5:00pm I visited on a sunny Tuesday afternoon, sunlight streaming through the windows, resting on the local artisan wares in the gift shop at the entrance of the gallery. Pottery, jewelry, wood and glass work... trinkets and statement pieces adorn the quiet gallery shop shelves and walls. Beyond that, the space opens up into the gallery itself. A single, brightly-lit room that showcases the work of local artists. It's run by the Allied Arts Association who states that they seek to provide "art development, awareness and education for the Mid-Columbia region of Washington State, including the cities of Pasco, Kennewick, Richland and surrounding areas." Currently, they are running a show themed: Urban Sketchers: Tri-Cities and David Wyatt. The work was well-displayed, with room to breathe -- I should think that any artist would be honored to have their artwork displayed there. The Allied Arts Association and Gallery also have adult and children's workshops, and host an annual Art in the Park festival. The gallery is a great dip into the local art scene, to go along with a visit to the park!

They have been in the TC for many years. Their art is fantastic, inspiring…read more I am always confused or wondering why they dont have classes or ads for classes.

We had such a blast the other day that we decided to come back and bring the whole family and some…read morefriends too! The tulips had fully bloomed by now and the pictures were absolutely beautiful. We had to wonder if we were in Pasco or in Holland.

First time here with the grand children. They had a blast, restrooms super clean, food was good,…read morelots of activities to do with the little ones. Over all service was great, free rides, great value for the family.

10/10 would poop here again, lovely poop. it was such a amazing bathroom so cool, and it was a…read moreclean whip

There are so many beautiful venues in our area and maybe I'm biased but The Moore Mansion has to be…read morethe best! Not just because of the beautiful venue itself but because of the outstanding and dedicated work that Sandrine and Lisette along with their families do. They are truly amazing wedding coordinators who will go above and beyond for you on your day. On your special day they will absorb all of the stress for you and make sure that your day runs flawlessly. I cannot thank them enough for the work they did for us, so many of our guests have told us that we had the best wedding they'd ever been to and guess what? Other than picking the vendors I pretty much didn't do anything lol I sat down with sandrine and lisette to make the timeline and they took care of the rest ensuring that each part of our day went according to plan. I was expecting so much more stress on wedding day based on what others had told me about their weddings but I seriously didn't worry about anything. It takes truly special people to be able to coordinate such a beautiful day and we had the absolute best and most happiest day of our lives thanks to them! We can't recommend this venue enough!

" Abraham Lincoln would be proud of this Museum "…read more Abraham Lincoln once quoted " American History is not something dead or over, It always is alive, always growing, always unfinished ". My wife and I visited the Franklin County Historical Museum in Pasco, Washington last week and were so amazed at what we witnessed. The Museum was originally constructed in 1910 as part of Andrew Carnegie's worldwide library construction program. A new library was built in 1962, after which the building served several different business concerns, ending in a period of abandonment and neglect. In 1980 the Society was offered the opportunity to use the building as its museum. Between 1980 and 1982, the building was beautifully refurbished by volunteers. It opened to the public as the Franklin County Historical Museum on January 3, 1983. The Museum is managed by Sherel Webb the Franklin County Historical Society Administrator, and after talking with Sherel you can feel her passion and love for the Museum and it's future growth. Sherel pushes hard to follow the Historical Society's mission statement that " we shall preserve and promote the history of Franklin County through educational publications, programs, and the operation of the Franklin County Museum ". The Museum has two levels of exhibits, a gift shop, archives for research, meeting rooms for programs, memorial books, and monthly and quarterly publications. They also have Museum memberships available. Admission is Free, and donations are welcome. The display pieces in the Museum where fantastic, and brought back a lot of memories. It is definitely worth a trip to this small dessert town to see the History, and to learn more about the stories of the pioneers of Franklin County.

Loved this gorgeous winery! The view is absolutely breath taking…read more Reservations are recommended especially on weekends as this place gets very busy. They have an onsite kitchen and is a very popular spot for wine and lunches. They are dog friendly on the patio only. You get to taste about 8 wines for $30 Or fee is waived with a purchase of any two bottles. Tasting did not disappoint from their whites to red. They have a variety for all taste buds. I loved all their Cabs. They have a mix of 100% Cab to some with Merlot and Cab Franc. All were delish and as I was tasting I kept thinking of food items these would pair well with. Of course we purchased half a case variety of red wines. Venue is super clean, great vibe and super friendly staff. Darcy and Alex were both amazing. We will definitely be going back here when in the area.

I absolutely adore this winery: the wine, the space, the people, the food, and the community…read more The Wine: The wines are consistently amazing and are made to be aged, without the usual high price tag that comes with that. I like bold, flavorful wine, and they have that in spades. I thought I hated Merlot, for being generally weak, but Terra Blanca's Merlot is fantastic. I thought I only liked red wine, but their Albarino is now my go-to summer white wine. I thought Rose was too sugary of a wine, but their Rose has incredible flavor without heft. I'm an enduring fan of their Block 8 Syrah, but the Cab Sauv is a close second. The Space: It's gorgeous. The building is beautiful, the grounds are well-maintained, the vineyard (which you can tour at some of their events) feels old-world-meets-tech, the cellars are amazing, and everything feels welcoming. Like, I don't just want to go here, I want to spend time here. The People: The employees are wonderful: welcoming, knowledgeable, happy, humble, and it never feels like they're just trying to sell you something. They're honest and upbeat, even at times when I *know* they must be feeling rushed or stressed. It makes the whole place feel like hanging out with friends and neighbors (but in a classy way). This is *not* the kind of winery where they pour, recite a litany about the varietal, and walk away. This is the kind of winery where you can walk in and say "I know nothing about wine" and they'll be excited to take you wherever your curiosity about wine takes you. The Food: I've eaten at the Thursday happy hours, at buffet banquets, and at a tasting/pairing event. Each time the food has been delicious, unique, and well-paired. And it's all from scratch, locally grown & grazed, etc. even their charcuterie boards are lovely (and a lot...you will not leave hungry). I recommend trying the flatbread pizzas off their wood-fired grill. Oh, and the menu changes quarterly, so I've yet to get bored with anything. The Community: In addition to this place feeling like a community, and growing one with their wine clubs and virtual tasting group, they're involved in the Tri-Cities community. I love when local small businesses support each other and non-profits in the area! They have regular events and banquet fundraisers for orgs like Children's Developmental Center and TROT. Oh, the prices? I'd call them good. High enough to convey the quality, but low enough to be approachable even for people who are just starting to try wine. And they do a lot of sales and discounts throughout the year. The tasting room prices are spot-on, which keeps Terra Blanca feeling inclusive. TL;DR: Tasty wine at affordable prices, great customer service, welcoming atmosphere, excellent food, fun events

Last Sunday, my exchange student group had their last get together here. I had heard about Let's…read moreGlow from host families and other friends. From start to finish, everything went great, the students had a lot of fun, and they are taking home a unique experience from the USA.

The grounds were immaculate. Onsite, kitchen , bathrooms for men and women, bridal room, and bar…read more They have a huge pavilion, gazebo, waterfall, and a fenced playground for kids. Maria was amazing and easy to work with. They even set up tables and chairs with linens. They also will fill up drinking troughs with ice for a little extra. They also provide a couple helpers during the event to keep place tidy. Thank you Maria! Hannah and Coopers wedding was beautiful and I will recommend you to anyone in the valley looking for an outdoor space.

I love this venue! I had my wedding here Memorial weekend. From beginning to end, Lupe was very…read moreresponsive to my million questions about the venue. The grounds are well maintained. There's a big play area for kids. A room for the bride to get ready with a shower! A great bar area with tall bar tables. A kitchen and fridge to store a lot of drinks and food. The best part of it all...no clean up after the wedding! We also had 2 helpers looking after the grounds, emptying garbage, and assisting with any emergencies that may arise. In my case, we ran out of ice! They were quick and brought us several bags. Overall I had great experience working with the venue owner, Lupe Milanez! Highly recommend this place to anyone looking for a venue!

I called all over the Tri-Cities looking for an event space for a Celebration of Life. I needed…read morespace for around 200 people that would allow us to have food, alcohol, and a projector and screen. Two of the places I called never returned my request for a quote, one place only had time to book us at 9 pm on a Wednesday for one hour, and one place was much smaller than the Grange for about twice the price. The Grange met all of our requirements for our event. Tara was amazing to work with: super helpful, answered all questions quickly and professionally and made the planning for our event as stress-free as possible. I would definitely book with Tara and the Grange again if I was ever in need of a large space for an event.