Events

As part of our Environmental Film & Lecture Series, explore the beautiful underwater landscapes of North Central Washington with images and cinematography by  river snorkeler and guide Russ Ricketts. While many of us enjoy the dramatic geology of the region and have peered into the pristine depths of the many beautiful rivers and streams, a...

The Wenatchee Valley Museum’s popular living history program focuses this year on four leaders in our valley’s entertainment community. Music Theatre of Wenatchee founder Joan VanDivort is portrayed by Grace Lynch; KPQ Radio founder James Wallace, Sr. is portrayed by Jeff Heminger; musical theater director Pam Cole is portrayed by Sue Lawson; and Wenatchee Youth...

WVMCC presents "A Different Kind of Story Time," with local actors reading favorite children's books in their own voice and style. Feb. 25: Dave Williams reads Interrupting Chicken by David Ezra Stein. All ages welcome!

The Wenatchee Valley Museum’s popular living history program focuses this year on four leaders in our valley’s entertainment community. Music Theatre of Wenatchee founder Joan VanDivort is portrayed by Grace Lynch; KPQ Radio founder James Wallace, Sr. is portrayed by Jeff Heminger; musical theater director Pam Cole is portrayed by Sue Lawson; and Wenatchee Youth...

The Wenatchee Valley Museum’s popular living history program focuses this year on four leaders in our valley’s entertainment community. Music Theatre of Wenatchee founder Joan VanDivort is portrayed by Grace Lynch; KPQ Radio founder James Wallace, Sr. is portrayed by Jeff Heminger; musical theater director Pam Cole is portrayed by Sue Lawson; and Wenatchee Youth...

The Wenatchee Valley Museum’s popular living history program focuses this year on four leaders in our valley’s entertainment community. Music Theatre of Wenatchee founder Joan VanDivort is portrayed by Grace Lynch; KPQ Radio founder James Wallace, Sr. is portrayed by Jeff Heminger; musical theater director Pam Cole is portrayed by Sue Lawson; and Wenatchee Youth...

The 38th annual Regional High School Art Show opens today. This popular exhibit highlights the best work of art students from throughout North Central Washington. The show is juried, with top winners in several categories advancing to competition in Olympia. The art show is cosponsored by North Central Educational Service District and the Office of...

A River Between Us documents the largest river restoration project in American history. Nearly 300 miles in length, flowing from southern Oregon to northern California, the vast communities of the Klamath River have been feuding over its water for generations, and as a result, bad blood has polluted their river and their relationships equally.    Balancing...

WVMCC presents "A Different Kind of Story Time," with local actors reading favorite children's books in their own voice and style. March 11: Brian Higgins reads Horton Hears a Who, by Dr. Seuss. All ages welcome!

Al Larson was one of the first citizen scientists to take up the North American Bluebird Society call to action in 1978. Since then, the 91-year-old has developed a string of 300 nest boxes in the remote Owyhee Mountains on the Oregon/Idaho  border. The film captures the dedication of this conservationist as he monitors every...

WVMCC presents "A Different Kind of Story Time," with local actors reading favorite children's books in their own voice and style. March 25: Christy Shearer reads Enzo the Wonder Fish by Cathy Wilcox. All ages welcome!

Cardboard Creations Give a kid a box, and they’re going to have a blast! Students in grades 1 through 7 will be divided into three grade bands. They’ll have tape, glue, decorations and instructions to build, build, build!

All the cool kids (and adults!) are doing it. This is an introduction to Lego Mindstorm Robotics and team coaching. Perfect for kids ages 9 to 14 and any adults who might like to coach. Taught by our own robotics experts, Karen Rutherford, Lara Hays and Bob Straub.

Admission is free all day at the Wenatchee Valley Museum & Cultural Center on the first Friday of every month, and hours are extended to 8pm with light refreshments offered after 5:00.

Most people have no idea that there are at least 600 species of   native bees in Washington State. Some are yet to be discovered, and many (about 10 percent of species in Washington State)  do not have names. With meticulous care, Dr. Don Rolfs, a life-long   naturalist and retired dentist, is building a field...