yakima valley museum

A quick trip to the Yakima Valley Museum is always a good time.

Come support local charities while enjoying the stunning Christmas trees each non-profit has put together for Yakima Valley Museum's Annual Holiday Light Extravaganza

For many teens, the prom is the epitome of their high school experience. But for students who are lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, or queer, it can be a challenge to feel like they belong. Yakima Pride decided to start a new annual tradition called "The Rainbow Prom," where attending LGBTQ+ youth are welcome and safe to be fully themselves.

This first-person record of life during the COVID-19 pandemic and quarantine will allow the Museum to share this history with people living 100 years from now.

The Yakima Valley Museum is celebrating Jeff “The Dude” Lebowski -- El Dudarino, if you're not into the whole brevity thing -- at an upcoming fundraiser.

You can attend Green's presentation Friday, October 26 at the Yakima Capital Theater. Tickets are available at the Capital Theater box office.

Her appearance is part of an exhibit at the museum called "Lock,Stock and Barrel: Historic Firearms of the Yakima Valley Museum."

As Spring Break in the Yakima School District comes to a close, it would be cool to make plans to attend the Sagebrush Hills Discover event at Eisenhower High (611 South 44th Ave)! The best part is that it's free*! This kid-centric event is brought to you by the same phenomenal duo who brought us the Sagebrush Hills Film Festival at the Yakima Valley Museum a few months ago, namely, Soo Choi and h

When my friend Craig told me that he wanted me to meet Soo Choi to talk about her upcoming film festival idea, I had no notion that meeting her would be such a breath of fresh air! Soo is a fun and effervescent twenty-something millennial, who is poised to bring some much-needed life into Yakima's film scene...

Thanks to major fundraising efforts by Yakima's Sunrise Rotary Club, construction is set to begin next week on a pavilion at Franklin Park valued at $200,000, which will serve as a home for family picnics and community events as well as a stage for the City’s summer concert series, the Yakima Folklife Festival, etc...