Noteworthy Wenatchee Valley Early Day Stories – Early Moonshiners Story 1923-1931
Ken Cramer is a Wenatchee Valley Museum Board Member and regular volunteer in the museum Collections Department. As Ken and…
We offer a variety of bus tours featuring geology, indigenous culture and railroad history. Reserve your spot today!
Weekly summer enrichment classes for students entering 1st through 7th grades.
Your ticket to the world!
A special silent film and Liberty Theater pipe organ concert.
Listen to audio recording of Wilfred Woods, taped as a part of the Gathering Our Voices project
Muralist Peggy Strong, with support from a Depression-era federal program, captured the history of Wenatchee's postal service in a mural on the Wenatchee Valley Museum's wall.
July 15th—Stained glass vases with pop-up flowers
July 29th—Paving stone hand prints
August 5th—Little pets
August 26th—Jar aquariums
Limited space available. Reserve your spot today!
Our mission is to connect you with our region's unique heritage through our creative programs, exhibits, and publications. We tell the story of the people who built our communities: their hopes and dreams, failures and successes, and the forces that shaped them. And, of course, we want to foster an appreciation for the preservation and celebration of our collective community memory.
The Wenatchee Valley Museum is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization that relies on memberships, donations and grant funding. We receive significant annual support from the cities of Wenatchee and East Wenatchee, for which we are grateful. Our two historic buildings (owned by the City of Wenatchee), connected by a sky bridge on the second floor, were built in 1915 and 1937; both served as post offices and are listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Ken Cramer is a Wenatchee Valley Museum Board Member and regular volunteer in the museum Collections Department. As Ken and…
Randy Lewis is a fantastic story teller! He knows how to paint a picture. How to keep you engaged. How…
** SOLD OUT** Thanks to all who purchased tickets. We are pleased to be able to bring this experience…
If you haven’t noticed lately, there’s an awful lot going on at the museum these days. Here’s a look at…
Annual meetings don’t have to be ho-hum, as the Wenatchee Valley Museum & Cultural Center proved once again this year….
On Friday May 12th, the public will have the rare the opportunity for a special tour of the Historic Wells House….
