Wondering what’s going on in the art world of North Central Washington? A great place to learn about the local art scene – artists, venues, styles, how to get involved…

From Rozanne Lind, a member of the WVMCC board of trustees, who also helps coordinate Beauty of Bronze: If you happened by Riverfront Park during the last two weeks of…

Landscape ecologist Paul Hessburg and biologist/photographer John Marshall hit one out of the park on Saturday as they led 25 mature hikers on a field trip to explore fire ecology….

Facebook has made some big changes to the way business pages reach their audiences recently. They changed the algorithm so posts reach fewer users organically. Headline version: they want to…

As fall quickly approaches, people are beginning to plan for end-of-year holiday events: staff parties, family reunions and receptions. Why not consider the Wenatchee Valley Museum and Cultural Center as…

One of the things that makes the Wenatchee Valley community so special is our commitment to and appreciation of public art. The Wenatchee Art on the Avenues organization is the…

Our heritage program “Cowboys and Indians: Not the Hollywood Variety!” scheduled for May 30 has unfortunately been cancelled because one of the speakers just had emergency surgery. Sorry about that!…

Registration continues for Super Summer Adventures, the museum’s enrichment classes for students entering grades 1 to 7. Choose from several different classes each morning or afternoon: art, science, cooking, computers,…

While the foothills of the Wenatchee Valley are ablaze with spring bloom and headlines tout the opening of hiking trails from seasonal closures, too many kids are staying inside with…

Don Collins (left) will be portraying award-winning artist and Wenatchee Valley College instructor Robert Graves during People Of Our Past Feb. 28 at the Museum. Graves helped make public art…